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‘Kantara Chapter 1' Shooting Wrapped: Makers Of KGF And Salaar Call It Their Most Ambitious Film
‘Kantara Chapter 1' Shooting Wrapped: Makers Of KGF And Salaar Call It Their Most Ambitious Film

India.com

timea day ago

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‘Kantara Chapter 1' Shooting Wrapped: Makers Of KGF And Salaar Call It Their Most Ambitious Film

New Delhi: Hombale Films, which has made films including Rajakumara, KGF, Salaar, and Kantara, today released the much-awaited making video of Kantara Chapter 1, offering audiences a spectacular look into the epic scale and effort behind the film. Kantara Chapter 1 Wrapped The video, released as a wrap-up celebration, marks the culmination of over 250 days of shooting, the result of more than three years of unwavering dedication. With thousands of crew members working tirelessly through each phase of production, the making video stands as a tribute to the passion and precision that define Actor and Director Rishab Shetty's storytelling. Rishab Shetty took to his social media to announce the wrap-up of Kantara: Chapter 1. By sharing a BTS video of the entire journey, Rishab offered glimpses into the grand, divine, and marvelous world of this cinematic spectacle. He further wrote in the caption – "Wrap Up… The Journey Begins Presenting #WorldOfKantara ~ A Glimpse into the making. Head to Settings -> Audio Track -> Select your language of choice. #KantaraChapter1 has been a divine journey, deeply rooted in our culture, brought to life with unwavering dedication, relentless hard work, and incredible team spirit. Can't wait to see you all in theatres on October 2nd, as this legendary tale unfolds on big screens worldwide. " Wrap Up… The Journey Begins Presenting #WorldOfKantara ~ A Glimpse into the making. – Head to Settings -> Audio Track -> Select your language of choice.#KantaraChapter1 has been a divine journey, deeply rooted in our culture, brought to life with… — Hombale Films (@hombalefilms) July 21, 2025 About Kantara Chapter 1 While speaking about the film, The producer Vijay Kiragandur says, ''Kantara: Chapter 1' is undoubtedly our most ambitious project to date — and there are several reasons why. The scale of effort, from the number of shoot days to the sheer volume of manpower, far surpasses anything we've undertaken before. But beyond logistics, this film holds a deeply personal place in our hearts. It's the kind of cinema we've always dreamed of creating. At Hombale, our vision has always been to bring Indian cultural roots to life through storytelling. We've long aspired to create something for this generation — and for generations to come — that makes them proud of India's rich heritage.' 'Kantara Chapter 1' is one of the hombale films's one of most ambitious undertakings. The creative team behind the film includes music director B. Ajaneesh Loknath, cinematographer Arvind Kashyap, and production designer Vinesh Banglan all of whom have shaped the film's powerful visual and emotional narrative. Scheduled for a worldwide release on October 2, the film will be launched in Kannada, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, Bengali, and English reaching audiences across languages andregions, while staying rooted in its cultural core.

Rishab Shetty calls Kantara divine force as he wraps up shoot. Glimpse out
Rishab Shetty calls Kantara divine force as he wraps up shoot. Glimpse out

India Today

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • India Today

Rishab Shetty calls Kantara divine force as he wraps up shoot. Glimpse out

Actor and director Rishab Shetty has wrapped the filming of his eagerly awaited project, 'Kantara Chapter 1', marking the end of a significant phase in the movie's production. The shoot, which extended over 250 days, has been described as a labour of dedication and resilience. In the making video, Shetty said, "This is not just a film, but a divine force," as he took us through the challenges he production house, Hombale Films, released a video teaser on their YouTube channel to announce the wrap-up. The movie is set against the backdrop of pre-colonial coastal Karnataka and explores the intriguing Bhuta Kola ritual and its associated mythology. In sharing this achievement, a message accompanied the video stating, "From the soil of our land to the screens of the world - that was always the dream. 3 years of relentless dedication, 250 days of shooting, driven by faith and hard work. The shooting of Kantara Chapter 1 wraps today. The journey doesn't end here... it's only just beginning. India's Divine Epic Releasing worldwide on October 2nd." The film's worldwide release is scheduled for October 2, aligning with Gandhi Jayanti. This strategic release date aims to attract a wide audience, capitalising on the public speaking about the film, producer Vijay Kiragandur says, ''Kantara: Chapter 1' is undoubtedly our most ambitious project to date - and there are several reasons why. The scale of effort, from the number of shoot days to the sheer volume of manpower, far surpasses anything we've undertaken before. But beyond logistics, this film holds a deeply personal place in our hearts. It's the kind of cinema we've always dreamed of creating. At Hombale, our vision has always been to bring Indian cultural roots to life through storytelling. We've long aspired to create something for this generation - and for generations to come - that makes them proud of India's rich heritage.''Kantara Chapter 1', a prequel to 'Kantara', promises a lush portrayal of Karnataka's cultural heritage, focusing on the folklore surrounding divine guardianship of the land. The dedication to authentic storytelling and attention to detail has been a hallmark of Shetty's filmmaking approach. This project, in particular, required extensive research and collaboration with local historians to ensure accuracy in its depiction of historical events and rituals.'Kantara' released in 2022 and ended up as one of the biggest blockbusters in India.- EndsMust Watch

Prabhas reveals why he decided on working with Hombale Films for 3-movie deal: ‘That connection made...'
Prabhas reveals why he decided on working with Hombale Films for 3-movie deal: ‘That connection made...'

Pink Villa

time6 days ago

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  • Pink Villa

Prabhas reveals why he decided on working with Hombale Films for 3-movie deal: ‘That connection made...'

Prabhas is gearing up for the release of his movie The Raja Saab, slated to release on December 5, 2025. Ahead of the film's release, the actor was recently seen in a brief conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, reflecting on his three-film deal with Hombale Films. Why did Prabhas agree to a 3-film deal with Hombale Films? Speaking to the media portal, Prabhas revealed that it was producer Vijay Kiragandur who convinced him to strike a three-film deal with the production company. The Baahubali star said, 'The way he takes care of people makes me want to work with him. He is easy-going, grounded, and we have somewhat become a family. Right from our first film, Salaar, it feels like home with him.' 'Similar to me, he keeps his childhood friends close and doesn't go out of the home much either. This connection we share made things even more natural,' he added. Prabhas continued to recall a story he heard from the sets of KGF. The actor revealed that once, when the Yash starrer's sets caught fire, everyone was tense, given the already high budget. However, Vijay was the one who calmed everyone else and told them not to worry about the budget. In conclusion, he added, 'I have heard similar stories from Kantara and other projects. He always tells the technicians, 'Quality is most important for my films. That's why I want to work with him, because he never compromises on quality.' Prabhas's upcoming movies Prabhas is next set to appear in the lead role for The Raja Saab. The horror comedy romantic flick, directed by Maruthi, tells the tale of a young man who wishes to renovate an ancestral home to inherit a huge fortune. However, his plans hit a roadblock when the house is haunted by a patriarchal spirit. What follows is whether the man manages to subdue the spirit and sell the haunted place. With the Saaho actor in the lead, the movie features Nidhhi Agerwal, Malavika Mohanan, Riddhi Kumar, Sanjay Dutt, and many more in key roles. Moving ahead, Prabhas is currently working on his period film, tentatively titled PrabhasHanu (Fauji), with Sita Ramam director Hanu Raghavapudi. Apart from the 3-film deal he has with Hombale, the Rebel Star will also be headlining Spirit under Sandeep Reddy Vanga's direction.

Are compact urban homes the future of multi-generational living in India?
Are compact urban homes the future of multi-generational living in India?

India Today

time08-06-2025

  • Lifestyle
  • India Today

Are compact urban homes the future of multi-generational living in India?

In India, the concept of compact urban homes is gaining traction. With increasing urbanisation and changing lifestyles, families are seeking efficient and sustainable living solutions that cater to their diverse homes offer a practical solution, prioritising functionality, comfort, and environmental of the key benefits of compact homes is their ability to accommodate multiple generations under one In Indian culture, joint families are a common phenomenon, and compact homes can be designed to meet the needs of different family instance, separate areas can be allocated for grandparents, parents, and children, ensuring privacy and personal space while still fostering family about multi-generational homes, the Hombale residence designed by Ar Shruti Mysore Vedavyas, Founder Dhi Architectureand Design and a student of Ar Jaisim, goes beyond the functional aspects of a mere built space that can be articulated, whose response and deliverability can be quantified, rather something that is harder to articulate-the abstract notion of home, which cannot be described in words or using semi-circular bricks, the contractor not only provided thermal protection for the home, but also added an intriguing texture. Timber pillars from the client's native town further underscore the commitment to regional craftsmanship and light is a striking feature of this project, which is complemented by the placement of the living quarters on the top floor, creating a sense of independence unlike a typical multi-story a homage to traditional village homes, the courtyard is designed for everyday gatherings. Designed to enhance family unity while maintaining privacy in an urban setting, the rooms are strategically located around this central hub.'The idea of multigenerational compact homes is a unique metropolitan concept, where land is scarce, yet the needs and requirements of the family remain unchanged. Architecture will reflect this changing lifestyle with spaces offering both privacy and flexibility all under the same roof', says Ar ShrutiMysore urban areas, families often live in isolation, but compact homes can be designed to encourage interaction among amenities like courtyards, rooftop gardens, and community spaces can help build a sense of community and social connection among family members and conclusion, compact urban homes are an emerging trend in India, offering a practical solution for multigenerational prioritising efficient use of space, sustainability, and community living, these homes can provide a comfortable and functional living environment while promoting social connection and environmental urbanisation continues to shape Indian cities, compact urban homes are likely to become an increasingly popular choice for families seeking to balance tradition with modern living.

Hrithik Roshan To Collaborate With Hombale Films, Banner Behind KGF And Kantara
Hrithik Roshan To Collaborate With Hombale Films, Banner Behind KGF And Kantara

NDTV

time28-05-2025

  • Entertainment
  • NDTV

Hrithik Roshan To Collaborate With Hombale Films, Banner Behind KGF And Kantara

New Delhi: Hrithik Roshan is all set to collaborate with the production banner Hombale Films, for an upcoming Pan-India film. The production banner, known for backing projects such as the KGF franchise, Salaar, and Kantara, shared the news on Wednesday on its official X handle. What Renowned production house Hombale Films credited with blockbusters like KGF and Kantara, has joined hands with Hrithik Roshan for a Pan-India film. Hombale Films made an official announcement on X, which read, "They call him the Greek God. He's ruled hearts, shattered limits and we see the phenomenon he truly is! We are proud to welcome @iHrithik to the @hombalefilms family for a collaboration, years in the making. A tale of grit, grandeur and glory is set to unfold, where intensity meets imagination, the Big Bang begins.. #HRITHIKxHOMBALE." They call him the Greek God. He's ruled hearts, shattered limits and we see the phenomenon he truly is! We are proud to welcome @iHrithik to the @hombalefilms family for a collaboration, years in the making. A tale of grit, grandeur and glory is set to unfold, where intensity… — Hombale Films (@hombalefilms) May 28, 2025 Hrithik said he is looking forward to bringing forth a memorable cinematic experience for the audience. What Makes This Collaboration Special The statement released by the production house highlighted the glory that it cherishes, and the films they make that is a celebration on the big screen. It read, "Hombale has been home to some very unique stories over the years. I'm looking forward to partner with them and deliver a cinematic experience for our audience. We are dreaming big, and committed to bringing the vision to life." Vijay Kiragandur, founder of Hombale Films said he is very happy with this collaboration. "At Hombale Films, our purpose is to tell stories that inspire and transcend boundaries. Partnering with Hrithik Roshan is a step forward in realizing that vision, crafting a film where intensity meets imagination on a grand scale. We are committed to delivering an experience that is both powerful and timeless," he added. Hrithik Roshan's Upcoming Projects Hrithik will next be seen in War 2 alongside Jr NTR and Kiara Advani. The film is slated to release on August 14, 2025. It is a sequel to War, which released in 2019. In A Nutshell Hombale Films is a massive production house with mega blockbusters like KGF and Kantara in its kitty. They made an official announcement of onboarding Hrithik Roshan for an upcoming Pan-India film which is a huge milestone in the actor's career. Knowing the kind of larger-than-life experience that films from this production house offers, it will indeed be exciting to witness this collaboration

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