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Hombale Films celebrates Kannada Rajyotsava with special ticket offer for Kantara: Chapter 1

Hombale Films’ Kantara: Chapter 1, written, directed, and starring Rishab Shetty has grossed ₹250 crore in Karnataka

A Sharadhaa

Hombale Films’ Kantara: Chapter 1, written, directed, and starring Rishab Shetty, has become one of the biggest box-office hits of 2025. The film has already crossed ₹250 crore in Karnataka alone and continues to milestones nationwide, setting new benchmarks for Kannada cinema.

In celebration of Kannada Rajyotsava, Hombale Films has announced a special ticket pricing initiative, offering discounts, across Karnataka. Starting October 31, audiences can watch the film for ₹99 in single-screen theatres and ₹150 in multiplexes.

Since its release on October 2, 2025, Kantara: Chapter 1 has been widely praised for its authentic storytelling, stunning visuals, and compelling performances. The production house stated that the reduced ticket prices are intended to encourage more viewers to experience the film and celebrate the cultural spirit of Karnataka during the state festival.

The film has music by Ajaneesh Loknath, cinematography by Arvind Kashyap, and editing by Suresh Mallaiah. The production house stated that the reduced ticket prices are intended to encourage more viewers to experience the film and celebrate the cultural spirit of Karnataka. This initiative not only honours Kannada heritage but also allows fans to revisit a film that has captured the imagination of audiences across the country.

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