'Kantara chapter 1' blows the audience's mind and earns about Rs 400 crore within ten days

Mumbai, October 12 (IANS). Sometimes in the film world comes some films that leave a deep impression on the screen, but also in the hearts of the audience. One such film is ‘Kantara Chapter 1’, which not only won the hearts of the audience with its strong storyline, cultural presentation and emotional depth, but also created a stir at the box office. The total earnings of ‘Kantara chapter 1’ in 10 days reached Rs 397.65 crore. This box office collection is a major milestone for any regional film. The film was not only a way of entertainment, but became an experience embraced by audiences in every language and every region. The story, direction, background music and above all his visual treatment of ‘Kantara chapter 1’ made it more special. The Hindi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayal versions also attracted the audience. According to Sacknilk, ‘Kantara chapter 1 took a strong start by earning Rs 61.85 crore on the first day of the release. Kannada and Hindi versions had the largest share in this figure, but it also got a good audience in other languages. There was a slight decrease in the collections on the second day and the film earned Rs 45.4 crore, but this decline did not last long. The earnings of the film then increased rapidly and within two days it earned Rs 55 crore and Rs 63 crore respectively, indicating a large increase in viewer over the weekend. Between Monday and Thursday, there was a decline in the earnings of the film, which usually happens to each film. Nevertheless, ‘Kantara chapter 1’ maintained a strong hold and the total box office collection of the first week reached Rs 337.4 Crore. The Hindi version earned Rs 108.75 crore, proving that the film also left a deep impression in the non-South market. The rate of the film did not delay even in the second week. On the ninth day, ie second Friday, the film earned Rs 22.25 crores and there was a jump again on Saturday when this figure reached Rs 38 crores. -—IANS PK/BC