With the release of 'Kantara' in 2022, set a true example of success. He not only delivered an immensely captivating story that showcased Indian culture and traditions to the world but also demonstrated his unwavering dedication to creating the film. Rishab himself wrote and directed the film, and while he poured his heart and soul into writing and directing, he also gave his all in playing the lead role.
His efforts were recognized when he won the National Award for Best Actor, and Kantara was honored with the National Award for Best Popular Film Providing Wholesome Entertainment at the 70th National Film Awards for 2022. Now, he is returning with the prequel to the film, 'Kantara Chapter 1', where he is set to once again showcase his dedication to portraying his character. As the film celebrates its 2nd anniversary, it's the perfect time to reflect on the effort Rishab has put into Kantara and the upcoming prequel.
ADVERTISEMENT The Bhuta Kola performance in Kantara was actually performed by Rishab Shetty himself. The actor trained extensively to perfect this traditional art form. His performance was indeed goosebump-worthy, a standout moment in the film.
Rishab Shetty performed the bull race sequence in Kantara without using a body double. The Kambala race sequence was shot over 24 hours, during which Rishab not only acted but also directed. His personal execution of this physically demanding scene is a testament to his dedication.
For the upcoming Kantara Chapter 1, Risha.
