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The trailer for Kantara Chapter 1 is finally here. It takes us back to the origins of the story, introducing a young boy and a village under threat. Rishab Shetty returns as a fierce protector sent to battle a ruthless king. The film promises epic action and a deep dive into folklore when it releases in October 2025.

Key Points: Rishab Shetty Returns as God's Angel in Kantara Chapter 1 Trailer

  • Trailer reveals a child seeking answers to his father's mysterious disappearance
  • Rishab Shetty's character is a divine protector fighting King Kulashekara
  • Features a massive war sequence filmed over 50 days with 500 fighters
  • Story explores the mystical clash between nature and the supernatural
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'Kantara Chapter 1' trailer: Rishab Shetty returns as the fierce 'God's angel', promising a story of folklore, faith and fury

Rishab Shetty returns to fight a ruthless king in the epic Kantara Chapter 1 trailer, promising a massive war sequence and a story of folklore and faith.

"Some stories aren't just told, they are experienced. - The Makers"

Mumbai, September 22

The trailer for Rishab Shetty's much-awaited 'Kantara Chapter 1' has been unveiled.

On Monday, Hombale Films released the trailer, coinciding with the first day of Navratri.

The trailer opens with a focus on a child's character, who tries to understand the mystery behind the disappearance of his father. It further progresses to shed light on the backstory - "a legend."

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In the trailer, a village is shown being tormented by a ruthless king, 'Kulashekara', when they are blessed with an angel of God to protect humankind.

With this, Rishab Shetty enters as the lead protagonist, fighting the enemies as he fearlessly takes a stand for the villagers. Amid a fierce clash with Kulashekara, the trailer also offers a glimpse into the blooming romance between Rishab and Rukmini.

The trailer concludes with a violent battle, set against the mystical struggle between nature and the supernatural.

"Some stories aren't just told, they are experienced. Proud to unveil the Hindi Trailer of #KantaraChapter1, a film where folklore, faith & fury collide," the makers said.

One of the most-anticipated releases of the year, 'Kantara Chapter 1' takes the audiences back to the roots of the story as shown in the first film. In a bid to carry the legacy, the makers have also curated an extensive war sequence with national and international specialists, involving over 500 skilled fighters and featuring 3,000 people.

The sequence was filmed in an entire town spanning 25 acres on rugged terrain, over a period of 45-50 days, making it one of the biggest sequences in the history of Indian cinema.

Written and directed by Shetty, the film has already built a lot of curiosity, with the trailer taking a notch higher.

It is scheduled for a worldwide release on October 2, 2025, in Kannada, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil, Bengali, and English.

- ANI

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Priya S
Releasing the trailer on Navratri first day is such a thoughtful touch. The spiritual connection makes it even more special. Rishab Shetty understands our culture deeply 🙏
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Michael C
As someone who loved the first film, I hope this prequel maintains the authentic folk elements. Sometimes sequels/prequels lose the original charm. Fingers crossed!
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Ananya R
The dedication to create a 25-acre town just for filming shows Hombale Films' commitment to quality. This is how Indian cinema should evolve - scale with substance! 🔥
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Sarah B
Love that it's releasing in multiple languages including English. Makes it accessible for international audiences. Indian folklore deserves global recognition!
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Vikram M
The war sequence sounds epic! 500 skilled fighters and 45-50 days of shooting - reminds me of Bahubali level dedication. Kannada cinema is truly shining ✨
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Kavya N
Hope they don't overdo the VFX and maintain the raw, earthy feel of the first film. The beauty of Kantara was in its authenticity and connection to nature 🌿

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