Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Collection Day 13: Rishab Shetty-Stars Beats Lifetime Collection of Salman Khan's Tiger 3

Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Collection Day 13: Actor Rishab Shetty’s film, Kantara Chapter 1, is now on its way to the £ 500 crore mark in India. With his recent earnings, the film surpassed the lifelong collections of actor Salman Khan’s Tiger 3. Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Collection Day 13 According to the Industry Sacnilk, Kantara Chapter 1, maintained its grip at the box office despite a fall over the weekdays, which was in £ 13.50 crore in India. So far in India. The film has now crossed the lifelong global collection of actor Vijay’s film, The Goat, who coined £ 457 worldwide. On the other hand, Tiger scored 3 £ 464 crore as its lifelong collection at the global box office. Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Recap Kantara: A Legend Chapter 1 has emerged as one of the largest block rows of the year. The film is open to large numbers and recorded £ 61.85 on day 1 in all languages, with strong contributions from Kannada, Hindi and Telugu markets. Despite a slight dive on the second day, the collections rose over the weekend and became £ 63 on the first Sunday. At the end of his first week, Kantara minted a staggering £ 337.40 Crore-Net in India, powered by mouth-to-mouth and Pan-India appeal. The film continues with the finish line in the second week, as it is now on its way to a new milestone. Kantara Chapter 1 Hindi shows records in occupancy Tuesday, Kantara Chapter 1 maintained steady footfalls across regions. The film recorded a 29.18% overall occupation in Kannada, performing best in his home state. The Hindi version also showed a constant traction with 26.16% occupation, while Tamil and Telugu versions registered 20.28% and 16.22% respectively. Meanwhile, the Malayales version had a decent occupation of 14.43% in theaters. Kantara Chapter 1 is written and directed by Rishab Shetty. It serves as the prequel to the 2022 Blockbuster Kantara. The new chapter, set up almost a thousand years before the original film, takes the audience into the origin of the Buta Kola ritual. It affects mythology and history that forms the core of the film. Shetty’s film recently crossed the £ 600 crore worldwide. The film also plays Rukmini Vasanth, Gulshan Devaiah and Jayaram. It is supported by Hombale Films.