“I want Kantara To Be In the Oscars, India Needs The Right Representation Globally”- Kangana

Kangana Ranaut, who recently watched Rishab Shetty’s Kantara, describes it as an Oscar-worthy Indian film. Here’s what she said.

Kantara for Oscars

Recently, Kangana Ranaut went to watch Rishab Shetty’s Kantara with her family, and she was blown away by the film. The Queen actress has praised filmmaker-actor Rishab Shetty for giving such a great film to the Indian cinema. She shared a video message after exiting the theatre and also shared a note, calling it an Oscar nomination-worthy film from India.

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On Friday, the actress turned to Instagram stories to praise Rishab Shetty’s flick. She wrote, “I feel #Kantara should be India’s entry to Oscar next year, I know the year is yet to end and there may be better films coming, but more than Oscar India needs the right representation globally… this land of mysteries and Mystics one can’t understand one can only embrace it …. India is like a miracle… if you try and make sense of it you will only get frustrated but if you surrender to the miracle you can also be one …. Kantara is an experiential reality which world must experience .. @rishabshetty77.”

Kangana praises Rishab’s film

Previously, the actress shared a video on her Instagram account giving a review of Kantara. In the clip, Kangana said: “I have just come out watching Kantara with my family, and I am still shaking. What an explosive experience. Rishab Shetty, hats off to you. Writing, directing, acting, action brilliant, unbelievable!”

“What a find blend of tradition, folklore, and indigenous issues. Such beautiful photography, and action. This is what is cinema, what films are for,” she added.

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Kangana further stated that she would not be able to ‘recover’ from the experience of watching the film for a week. “I heard so many people in the theatre say that they had never seen anything like this. Thank you for this film. I don’t think I will recover from this experience for another week,” she concluded.