Kantara Chapter 1 Box Office Day 4: Rishab Shetty’s Film Crosses Rs 300 Crore?

Kantara Box Office Day 4: Kantara: Chapter 1 – Rishab Shetty’s Latest Masterpiece – Hits Global Box Office. The film, which was an instant success amongst fans when it was launched weeks ago, has lived to achieve and perhaps even surpass the expectations placed up it. The film achieved yet another historical milestone, crossing the ₹300 crore worldwide gross mark within just four days and thus became the first Kannada film to attain such a revenue in 2025. With this, Kantara: Chapter 1 surpassed many recent blockbusters like KGF and HanuMan and set a new benchmark for regional cinema.

Excellent Performance Homegrown

The film spellbindingly flew crowds to films across India on an extraordinary run of Sunday. On D-4 itself, Kantara Chapter 1 made a whopping ₹61 crore net, increasing domestic weekend average net to around ₹223.25 crore (accrued gross of ₹268 crore). It is now the second-largest opening weekend in any Kannada film’s history, just behind KGF Chapter 2, which amassed a mighty ₹380 crore in its opening weekend.

The earthiness, powerful emotional core, and stellar Rishab Shetty performance resonate with a handful of audience members, with the number rapidly growing beyond linguistic frontiers. Its rooted storytelling and strong visuals helped lure repeat audiences, sealing its fate at the box office.

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Universal Appeal and Overseas Recognition

Kantara Chapter 1 has taken not just India but also the world by a storm. According to trade analysts, the movie has grossed over 6 million dollars internationally in four days, bringing its total worldwide to a staggering Rs 325 crore, making it one of the fastest Kannada films to reach this mark.

The Path Forward

Exceptional word-of-mouth, great occupancy rates, and increasing demand for dubbed versions seem to promise more for Kantara: Chapter 1. In all likelihood, if the momentum continues, Rishab Shetty’s spiritual-action tale could rewrite the record books and find itself among the highest blockbusters in Indian cinema history.