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Salaar: BoxOffice Strom

Salaar: Cease Fire Part1– Surging triumphantly in box office standings One man who stood against all odds 🔥Experience the biggest action entertainer, #SalaarCeaseFire in cinemas near you!▶️ https://t.co/tylQwltWlp#BlockbusterSalaar #RecordBreakingSalaar #SalaarRulingBoxOffice #Salaar #Prabhas #PrashanthNeel @PrithviOfficial @shrutihaasan… pic.twitter.com/iphz0kePQ6— Hombale Films (@hombalefilms)…

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Salaar Full Movie Hindi Dubbed | Prabhas, Prithviraj Sukumaran, Shruti Haasan

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Kantara Chapter 1 - The Prequel of a Blockbuster Kannada Film That You Must Watch

We hope you enjoyed reading this article about Kantara Chapter 1, the prequel of a blockbuster Kannada film that you must watch. We would love to hear your feedback, questions, or comments on the article. Please leave your thoughts in the comment section

Time to Read About Kantara Chapter 1 – The Prequel of a Blockbuster Kannada Film Kantara Chapter 1 is a Kannada film that is expected to release in 2024. It is the prequel to Kantara, which was a blockbuster in 2022. The film explores the origin of the Panjurli Daiva and the Guliga Daiva, the deities that protect the forest and its people. The film is set in the 4th century AD and stars Rishab…

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There is nothing in Salar..

Salaar is a huge action entertainer directed by Prashant Neel starring Pan India star Prabhas. This movie will be released worldwide in another forty days. Although the release is nearing, the makers of the film have not yet started the promotions of the film. The reason behind this silence is not clear to anyone.

Meanwhile, a shocking news from the Salar team is now going viral. It is reported that there will be no songs in the movie Salaar, only the main song. It seems that there will be three bit songs in the whole movie and they will also come and go like background score...

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Row over copyright: ‘Kantara’ team reiterates their previous stance before investigation team

Rishab Shetty and Vijay Kirgandur, director and producer of Kannada blockbuster Kantara, appeared before the investigating officer at the Kozhikode town station on Monday also as part of the ongoing probe into a case filed by the Kerala band Thaikkudam Bridge accusing the two of copying their music and using it for the ‘Varaharoopam’ song. Standing firm Mr. Shetty and Mr. Kirgandur stood by their…

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Court dismisses plea on Varaha Roopam!

Kantara is the present trending movie in the news and on the social media. Many claimed that the makers have to remove the Original avatar of Varaha from the movie. Some cases are filed on this issue earlier

The lower division level court cited lack of jurisdiction and dismissed the plea, thereby lifting the injunction on the inclusion of the controversial song in the film. However, there is another plea in the Palakkad district court that is still in progress.

The honorable court has dismissed the copyright plea of Kerala music band Thaikkudam Bridge, over the movie’s song ‘Varaha Roopam’. The court has also allowed Hombale Films, the makers of Kantara, to reinstate the original version of their song ‘Varaha Roopam’ in the film, both in the theatres as well as on streaming.

The film is currently streaming on Prime Video and after all these issues. Can Varaha Roopam will make its way back to streaming platforms after all ?

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Vaa Poruluya Lyrics - Kantara

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Singara Siriye Lyrics - Kantara | Vijay Prakash

#SingaraSiriye #Kantara #VijayPrakash #AnanyaBhat #RishabShetty #SapthamiGowda #PramodMaravanthe #BAjaneeshLoknath

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సలార్ షూటింగ్‌కు సిద్ధమవుతున్న ప్రభాస్.. !

సలార్ షూటింగ్‌కు సిద్ధమవుతున్న ప్రభాస్.. !

టాలీవుడ్ బాహుబలి ప్రభాస్ ఇంట తీవ్ర విషాదం చోటు చేసుకున్న విషయం తెలిసిందే. ప్రభాస్ పెదనాన్న టాలీవుడ్ రెబల్ స్టార్ కృష్ణంరాజు సెప్టెంబర్ 3న మృతి చెందారు. దీంతో ప్రభాస్ కుటుంబం శోకసంద్రంలో మునిగిపోయింది. అయితే ఈ క్రమంలో ప్రభాస్ తాను చేయాల్సిన సినిమా షూటింగ్స్ అన్ని బంద్ చేశాడు, ప్రస్తుతం ఎక్కడకు రాలేనని డైరెక్టర్లకు చెప్పేశాడు. కుటుంబం కష్టంలో ఉన్నవేళ వారితోనే ఉండాలని ప్రభాస్ నిర్ణయించుకున్నాడు.…

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bro hombale films posted the full video of sooreede from salaar and it literally just looks like a gay fan edit...what gay intern made this I'm laughing so much this is fantastic

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A Movie Rant on a Fic Review blog (LMAO)

So, let me begin this post by saying I'm sorry for being MIA for nearly 2 years. I enrolled in a master's course and I've been majorly occupied by it. Honestly it's exhausting, tiring and it's making me question the way I look at the world every second of my life - I'd hate it completely if not for some of the few points I genuinely enjoy about it.

And it is one of those points I want to discuss in this post. Those few of you who are movie enthusiasts (no matter the language barrier) should have heard some whisper of a movie called 'Kantara' very recently. Today, I'm here to say that this is one of those movies from my home - from my very culture - that is making me proud of my roots. So I want to talk a bit about this movie, not as a review, but as a discussion of my culture and what it means to be showcased in such a context. So I apologise if it doesn't serve as a true review since I haven't really done one before.

'Kantara' (ಕಾಂತಾರ / kɑːⁿt̪ɑːrʌ), translated as 'mystical forest' is a Kannada-language Indian film and is set in contemporary times in Mangaluru in Karnataka and based on the traditions of that land. The reason I say 'land' is because the issue taken up in the film is about the ownership of land: of divine powers that dictate the lives of people living in a close-knit community living on the edges of forestlands, the powers of the state, and the power of greed of a man with respect to that land. The interplay of these factors is brilliantly shown in the film through the direction and screenplay as well as acting. Coming from the banner of Hombale films and director/actor Rishabh Shetty, Kantara makes brilliant use of a relatively simple plot - based on existing legends - through creative means and innovative storytelling that captures the viewer's attention throughout the film. It is comedic, thrilling, action-packed, and scary (in a few, perfect parts) but most importantly it captures the essence of the very issue it seeks to showcase: does divinity have any power over the modern lifestyles developed by work-and-wealth-centric societies?

In my religion and culture (Indic), we believe that nature and humans are equal participants in a healthy relationship which is why we respect and worship the wild. We believe in spirits of the land, descending from brave souls with divine powers, called 'demigods' and we worship them because they protect our existence and well-being. Since they are volatile beings, the rituals of appeasing them are sometimes garish and primitive, but they are also turned into art forms because of the centuries through which they have been performed. You might have heard of 'Diwali' (or Deepavali) and 'Dussehra' (or Dasara) which are widely celebrated festivals in India but we are a diverse land with multiple communities, each one having its own festivals. While I do not directly belong to the sub-culture discussed in the film, I do understand its core ideologies because they are similar to mine. 'Bhoota Kola' (Spirit Play/Ritual) (click on link to learn more about it) is one such celebration that is the subject of Kantara that my definition above describes (and which the above poster depicts too).

For the benefit of those who read this, if anyone will, I will not go into the plot of the film and stick to what I took away from it.

The first half of the film (pre-interval) builds the story, giving foundation to the plot and introducing the practices of the people while the second half (post-interval) more directly engages the viewers with the mystery of ownership, entitlement, and beliefs in divinity. The acting of Rishabh Shetty (Shiva, in the film) and others is instrumental in engaging the viewers and so are the sound effects (if a bit louder and harsher than I expected). What I found most impressive however were the visuals: the set, the costumes, and the filming in creative sequences that elevated normal scenarios. But the takeaway from this film, for me, was the thoughts it left me with.

The film asks very pointed and troubling questions: how influential is divinity in deciding who gets to live and how? Is it even relevant to the modern context for our beliefs to be justified? Why should one even have to believe in 'a' divinity to be a participant in a culture?

After coming out of the theater the only thing I could think of was, just how can we explain the things we term as 'mystical', 'magical', and 'bizarre'? If science - and psychology to an extent - cannot find an answer to these events, does it mean immediately that they are hoaxes? (I have a degree in Engineering which makes me a life-long discipline of the sciences, and I still have trouble believing in divinity but unexplainable events only serve to conclude such concepts can exist in the world)

There are many cultures across the globe similar to Indic culture that highlight the role of nature in the lives of people. But I am writing today as a member of the Indic culture, as a Kannadiga, which is alive in every action, and outlook of the world it inspires its members to have. I am proud to say that this film encapsulates the essence of culture, its importance, and its very imprint on societies. Rishabh Shetty, sir thank you for bringing such a film to life and for giving the world an opportunity to learn what our corner of the world has to offer to the magnificence that is life.

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Mohanlal, Chiyaan Vikram, and Shiva Rajkumar are a part of Tovino Thomas starrer ARM; deets inside

Tovino Thomas, whose name has been synonymous with Minnal Murali, will play three different characters for the first time in the fantasy action-adventure drama ARM: Maniyan, Kunjikkelu, and Ajayan. While the film is set to be released in multiple languages across India on Thursday, the makers have announced a special update revealing that superstars Mohanlal, Chiyaan Vikram, and Shiva Rajkumar will appear in this pan-India entertainer.

The directors have announced that Malayalam Megastar Mohanlal has provided his legendary voice to the film as the Cosmic Creator, who performs the role of a 'Sutradhar' or narrator. Chiyaan Vikram, who voiced the Tamil version, and Karunada Chakravarthy Shiva Rajkumar, who voiced the Kannada version, play the same character.

"Their iconic voices have brought a whole new dimension to the film, giving it a substantial lift in a movie that already promised a visual feast on the big screen in 3D. "The film promises the perfect blend of action, emotion, and a fantasy element," said a source close to the project. The film stars Krithi Shetty, Aishwarya Rajesh, and Surabhi Lakshmi as the female leads, and it also features an ensemble supporting cast that includes Basil Joseph, Jagadeesh, Harish Uthaman, Harish Peradi, Kabir Singh, Pramod Shetty, and Rohini.

Sujith Nambiar wrote the screenplay and story, while Jomon T. John handled cinematography, Shameer Muhammed edited, and Praveen Verma did the costumes. Meanwhile, Dibu Nainan Thomas composed the soundtrack and Manu Manjith wrote the lyrics. Vikram More and Phoenix Prabhu choreographed the intense battle sequences.

ARM, directed by newbie Jitin Lal and produced by Listin Stephen under the brands Magic Frames and UGM Motion Pictures, and starring Dr. Zakaria Thomas, is being made entirely in 3D and is one of the most expensive films in Malayalam cinema history. The film will be distributed by prominent industry players, with Hombale Films managing the Kannada release, Mythri Movie Distributors for Telugu, and Anil Thadani for Hindi, when it opens internationally on September 12.

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Sound of Salaar | Music By Ravi Basrur | Hombale Films