KANTARA Movie Reaction Part 2/3! | Rishab Shetty | Kishore Kumar G | Achyuth Kumar

[@vedavyas6910]

the reason the gun backfired was laid out in the first 20 mins of the movie itself , if u noticed shivas friends have been discussing how the gun backfires everytime the whole movie

[@sinnohperson8813]

You can see it as the damigod punishing the officer or warning him. Climax too

[@rishika_2712]

And also shiva's friend tells that shiva has taken his gun instead of shiva's own. So the gun that murli thought to be shiva's was actually shiva's friend's

[@kamathln]

What most people don't know is one of the inspirations to make the movie itself was that one of Rishab Shetty's friends had a gun like that. The story grew organically from there! And as the story grew, he included many aspects he always wanted to cover in movies, including unintentional Govt vs Tribe clashes, Daivaradhane , Bhoota Kola, Kambhala, and tribal village in general. Its like Gods or Demigods planned all this all along.

[@sumitbk7121]

Infact that root idea for the whole movie to fall in place

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

Individual Karmas and cosmic karma syncrohnizes.

[@arunreddy3014]

Varaha.. Or boar.. Is one of the avatars of vishnu.. Like narasimha or half lion god.. Vamana.. Midget.. Rama.. Krishna.. Matsya.. Dolphin.. This movie is to do with the boar avatar of vishnu.. Credited with tilting the axis of the earth.. Which helps the world sustain

[@rohandphutanay8256]

Here, Lord Panjurli and Lord Guliga are the ganas of Lord Shiva. Lord Panjurli is the pet of Lord Shiva(Wild Boar) and Lord Guliga was created by the cemetery stone thrown by Lord Shiva. Lord Guliga is a very angry god... Bro, atleast you should have done research after watching movie

[@veena-8853]

@Rohan D Phutanay but the song varaha rupam mentions vishnu. How is that related then, jut asking.

[@arunreddy3014]

@@rohandphutanay8256 possible.. But the song varaha roopam.. Its suggestive of vishnu avatar.. I thought

[@SH-ex4uo]

I'm from kerady and Ik the culture and God's there, so the panjurli God is not Shiva or Vishnu Panjurli is a whole different God Asked my mom and she said it

[@rohandphutanay8256]

@@veena-8853 In interview with Rishabh Shetty he accepted that the subtitles were wrong... I know this because I am from Karnataka and I have watched Bhootha Kolam in Mangalore

[@sangeetat6848]

Also, Guruva had been performing the Kola where the demiGod descends in him to speak to the villagers. The Landlord tried to bribe Guruva into speaking favourably for him against the villagers. But Guruva states firmly that when he performs, he is entirely taken over by the God and he can’t do anything. Even years after the DemiGod vanishing along with the performer incident, the landlord hasn’t learnt his lesson and doubts the God. He doesn’t believe that the performer gets possessed and hence kills Guruva for not heeding to his demands.

[@mdragarg]

Ooooooh

[@DK-wy4wq]

Why didn’t Daiva saved Guruva if he is that powerful.

[@sangeetat6848]

@@DK-wy4wq usually in villages, there is a lot of preparation done for these Bhoota rituals. The performer has to be fast/ not eat non veg for days before ritual, be extremely clean, have no perverse thoughts etc. And during the ritual, firstly the makeup is done, then the performer warms up, the ancestral story of the demiGod is read, some prayers are done, then the possession of the performer by the demiGod happens. It does not happen just like that unless the God wishes to enter someone. All these are beliefs of villagers, it’s true for those who believe, for those who don’t, it may be irrelevant. Hence, Guruva as a person is just a mortal human being who was used as a vessel receiving God during the rituals. What happened to him was his fate.

[@shadowdroid5465]

@@DK-wy4wq see point is not that Daiva is powerful or not....If you look the movie Daiva took action only when it was present infront of world through human medium example initially it took promise from king, then cursed the landlord father during kola(it's power was shown without need of human) and in the end it was another Daiva(kshetrapala) who took necessary action to protect.... when Guruva was getting killed neither landlord was cursed nor Daiva was present....

[@ishittashinde6671]

There's a caste angle to this...where the landlord doesn't enter the lower caste houses, which is why it was a big deal that he entered their house at the funeral. And Shiva entering the landlord's house was an act of rebellion too. Before, the lower castes only sat at the foot of the table but Shiva pulled a chair and sat at the table with him.

[@ravinband1]

Yes. Watch Rangasthalam movie. It also shows similar scene

[@Orca-TV]

Observation: did you notice that Demigod was not coming in dream but in reality at the Jail. He don’t woke up but he was taken a back. Earlier it was in dreams.

[@thomasshelby6055]

Brilliant, I did not notice that, thanks for sharing. Love from Tamilnadu!

[@gauravpatil7977]

when shiva accompanies landlord in the jungle, there also it was in reality.

[@Lalrix]

No, everytime panjurli daiva appears it's either through the ritual or dream.

[@Orca-TV]

The point is that the manifestation Of God to shiva was in a manner to first remove doubt, fear and then to make him aware of Panjurli reality and then make him accept the reality. This is how God works with people. That is my whole point in my observation.

[@SmirkVirtuoso]

That gun was faulty. It belonged to his friend. That friend narrates an incident early in the movie where his father or grandfather uses that gun and the recoil/backfire causes harm to another adversary.

[@aniketmane6232]

good observation even I missed it

[@ARUNMANOJ86]

the Whole Kantara movie plot inception came from the real story of that gun backfiring and injuring a person.. Rishab revealed it in one of the interviews.. he added Kola element and forest conflict to the story later. but the movie's inception inspiration was real story of gun backfiring :)

[@arjunrs26]

Well ur wrong on this.....the gun fires both ways.... front and back

[@SmirkVirtuoso]

@@arjunrs26 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@arjunrs26]

@@SmirkVirtuoso watch the movie again.....in final scene they use the gun again which fires both ways

[@manishbhosale15]

They were cutting tree to put bad mark in that forest officer career as its his duty to protect reserved forest (for conservation of trees and animals) . But it happened coincidentally that tree fell on officer jeep. They were discussing how they can get officer dissmissed by showing tigers skin or tusk teeth to show if animals are not beeing protected by this officer

[@archanakacharya]

Exactly

[@nightcrawler974]

Jaby is the idiot as usual we all know the smart one is achara

[@sangeetat6848]

Upon discussion with the landlord Shiva decided that he and his friends would cause too much trouble in the forests without being caught so that the forest officer will fall in trouble with his superiors and be transferred. Cutting down the tree in the dark was part of that plan. But it backfired as the FO unexpectedly came into the forest at the exact time the tree almost fell on him. Shiva had no intention to physically harm the FO, he just wanted him driven away so that their forest and livelihood won’t be troubled by the Government officials in the name of encroachment.

[@shashankrao6202]

Aptly put👌🏻

[@vivekjha1918]

I came down in the comment section in the middle if the video just to type exactly what you said. And this is not the only thing that they missed.. they missed a lot of details and misunderstood.. they should watch again and more carefully.. paying more attention to dialogues and other visual details.

[@sangeetat6848]

@@vivekjha1918 very true.. I had to watch it many times to understand small small details about the story.. for example, I found that Guruva is Shiva’s half brother, means born to Shiva’s mother. During Guruva’s first Bhoota Kola, he will fall at her feet and take blessings. Also after he dies, there will be a very emotional song in which a line comes as “injured womb is painful” when they show Shiva’s mother only crying. Very touching film, creates lasting impact. 👌👌👌

[@dazewaker262]

Its not that jaby didnot understand that.What jaby meant was how can anyone including the police officer believe that such a thing could be a plan ?You guys missed his point. How can anyone even believe let alone file a case on such plan which itself is almost difficult to pull off.That is what jaby meant.

[@vivekjha1918]

@@dazewaker262 no that is not what Jaby meant.. watch the video again!

[@mohith8579]

The demigod appears in his dad form everytime Shiva makes a mistake in his life, like hunting animals, helping the landlord with his secret etc

[@avengerofmyself]

Honestly part 3 is what we all are legit waiting for.

[@amayatre3558]

But still I am thinking that, they won't react in the same way we did.

[@yashbhardwaj72023]

@@amayatre3558 mainly because they are not focusing on small details like in the starting it was mentioned that rampa's gun is faulty and it backfires but they didn't pay attention to that and guruva getting killed by landlord they didn't get full meaning of that scene so, yeah I think you are right

[@avengerofmyself]

@@amayatre3558 i was disappointed that they edited their reaction on neck bite scene the whole theatre was on fire when I watched in the theatres.

[@DK-wy4wq]

The climax? You guys are just hyping it up. The climax is the most stupidest thing I have ever watched lmao

[@yashbhardwaj72023]

@@DK-wy4wq and here it is a stupid heropanti baaghi watcher reviewing legendary stuff😑

[@superhero-in1kr]

The gun was actually faulty in the movie and Rishab said in an interview that it was inspired by a real incident.

[@kishore314]

"country" guns, or handmade ones can backfire.

[@playme8150]

NoteBook mai likh lu kiya? Kahi UPSC ki exam ma na aa jaaye.

[@superhero-in1kr]

@@playme8150 muh pe likle... kahi note book na kho jaye

[@rishabhkhairwar]

@@superhero-in1kr 🤣

[@faisal28288]

@@superhero-in1kr savage 😂😆

[@venom1101]

If you have zero expectations from the film you will find it amazing!! If you have high expectations from the film.. you'll find the story average.. but the climax will stand out always.. even with zero or high expectations!! 🔥

[@dazewaker262]

Intro and the climax*

[@NeophyteCounsel]

Honestly yes. They should have focused more on the mystic and land grabbing rather than romance, unnecessary fight scenes and dragged narrative in the middle.

[@gopalarora9997]

I've watched movies with very high expectations and they have been amazing. Kantara had some really out of place stuff and the only stand out parts were the beginning and the end. I still see why people would appreciate it for representing a lesser known culture on the big screen, but as a film itself it's not that great.

[@rishika_2712]

Actually the rules are the same, If you point a gun at a forest officer he has the right to put you in jail. But the forest officer was a good person ad he knew where shiva was coming from that is the reason he tried doing everything in his hands to keep shiva out of jail. Only once things got out of hand did he put shiva in jail. And shiva was not actually planning on hurting murli by falling the tree on him, He was just cutting the tree and then suddenly the forest officer came and it was a coincidence that the tree fell on them.

[@sagarshetty3175]

this is 1900s things were different back then

[@shadowdroid5465]

Forest officer didn't take any action initially bcoz how would he prove things in court.

[@dazewaker262]

Forest officer was too pissed off at shiva and was always wanting to put him behind bars so i dont think him being nice was the reason for letting shiva go lol.

[@chandraprasad1549]

There is diffence between civil police and forest officers ,forest officers first priority is save the jungle and save the jungle people too and in this movie Shiva has been supported by landlord (dhani) so he is using his freaky power here that's it

[@rishika_2712]

@@chandraprasad1549 And also as you said its his duty ti save the dorest people so we can say he was trimg to do his duty

[@abednadir5997]

I just noticed something...everytime landlord touches Guruva, there is some sense of uneaseness or confusion that Guruva feels. Its Subtle

[@vedavyas6910]

kantara isn't something totally revolutionary , its so well received by the audience for the vibe nd world tht it sets us in

[@alphaq689]

Yea but you admit it is somewhat revolutionary, right? 😆

[@drbh6331]

when did you see the history of demigods in this country in movies last time? Your comment says it all, you are that urdu wood kid. Every village in this country has a god guarding the village

[@haidernaeem4268]

Honestly, People of other beliefs/cultures just can't emotionally connect with this movie. The climax is indeed breathtaking, but overall it's an above-average movie, to say the least. Maybe I was disappointed because I went into the movie with high expectations. Having said that, the acting, cinematography, locations, and direction are commendable.

[@vedavyas6910]

@@alphaq689 i still can't understand why and how u could be offended by my comment , i never criticized the movie , its jst tht from a cinema prospective it isn't something out of this world as many others quote

[@fan-tastic3454]

Achara is very good at understanding Indian movies. Iam surprised👏

[@gsk523]

Ya she understands lot better even many indians

[@MrNo-dc2wp]

@@gsk523 She understands bollywood movies better than south indians She understands south Indian movies better than north indians

[@gsk523]

@@MrNo-dc2wp 😀

[@sornaveln6019]

Thailand also has village deity or gaurdian spirit believes so she can easily understand our culture rather western people can't relate to it.

[@Focosmic]

@@MrNo-dc2wp With respect brother. Stop north south indian. We are only Indian. This is not just a kannada movie it's our movie.

[@Indiawarior]

Kudos to both....In my view it is bit difficult to understand few minute things because of cultural essence in it.... people who have seen this culture would understand those minute parts better....But well done guys....post the final part soon but i suggest you to understand the Role of kshetrapala Guliga Daiva in the last part of the movie....👍

[@recif_conde]

In an interview, the director/actor of the movie explained that he had a personal experience with gun backfire and wanted to include it in his movie. In the scene when they go hunting, you can see that the gun backfires and he has learnt to shoot with it. The police doesnt know the fault in this gun and get hurt when backfired. it has nothing to do with demigod or stuff.. There are soo many easter eggs in the movie let me know if you are interested :) i can list a few

[@magatu005]

She doesn't speak the language but she understands every plot. Wow..great job

[@r.ssumedh7626]

You can't just arrest somebody like Shiva immediately. If you do, you'll have an entire village rallying up against the police eventually overrunning the jail or department. You can't handle sensitive things like with a hard hand.

[@nikhilkulkarni9719]

Can't wait for you to see the climax.... its phenomenal

[@thekinginthenorth1163]

It's an overhyped movie....

[@pragmatic1422]

@@thekinginthenorth1163 anti national

[@adityasinghmeena4405]

@@thekinginthenorth1163 Its something different not overhyped and it shows our culture in a very beautiful and entertaining way so I don't know where are the negatives coming from

[@Batega_toh_Katega_Hindu_108]

@@thekinginthenorth1163 If it's overhyped for you. you are clearly unsynchronized with the reality.

[@Dhruvil_thaker]

@@thekinginthenorth1163 yeah i agree... for the people who don't know the culture it seems a hit overhyped and boring.... I brought my freinds in theater after hearing good reviews I personally liked it tho but they seemed disappointed nd bored.....keeping this all aside, the climax is amazing 🔥

[@adityasinha5776]

That boar he continue see every time in forest chasing after him is not an ordinary but it is actually the true form of demigod panjurli and demigod guliga

[@aranyamukherjee9377]

We have to appreciate B Ajaneesh Lokanth's beautifully immersive score

[@krishniarumugam]

The fight choreography and cinematography in the second last act is technically brilliant.

[@bipinmc123]

1. The cutting of the tree was only for the timber. It was accidental that they were passing by the same way. Shiva's intention was never to kill or harm the officer. 2. The gun was Rampa, Shiva's friend's grandfather's gun which used to backfire. It was mentioned in multiple references in the movie. Even in end of the movie, you will notice two people getting shot coz of the backfire.

[@lyricsassam]

At 5:40, he cut the tree to smuggle it out of the forest, so that the forest officer gets charged of inefficiency and negligence. It was just a coincidence that the tree fell on him.

[@Mr.Nobody0412]

They didn't cut the tree for it to fall on the vehicle, they cut it cause if trees are cut the officer will be in trouble. He is supposed to prevent cutting if trees from happening.

[@marshelrenold3128]

at 6:18 the gun backfired as the Gun was Rampa's.. Rampa's gun wasn't working correctly it always backfires. Shiva missed took Rampa's gun

[@ktbluemoon]

The movie is great and love watching your reactions 🌸

[@harveyspecter1855]

They cut the tree so the officer gets in trouble due to the reduction of the forest cover. They didn't mean the tree to land on the officer jaby.

[@DannyHarsh]

That rain fight scene was fabulous 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@movieswithaman.]

How jaby was so calm when he suddenly appeared on the screen! 😂😂

[@karanbatra6060]

Superb Movie. We should support more such movies which show the diversity of our Hindu Culture.

[@lakshmanravindra3358]

The tree falling on the police officer was a coincidence. He was cutting the tree to make them mad.

[@sd2053]

The next scene when demi god confronts shiva and passes the message is awesome. I so wish you understood kannada. The dialogue by demigod is awesome.

[@bhaminim4370]

They didn't deliberately plan to make the tree fall on the officer. They were trying to break as many rules as possible so that the officer would get fired for not being able to do his job well. They were planning to hint, cut down trees and do on.. Plotting to get the officer fired

[@sumaiyazafar1925]

Eagerly waiting for part 3.. one of the best climax till date 🤩🤩

[@ShyamSundarY]

The tree cutting, was to simply do an illegal activity in the forest, and bring it down. Shiva was basically plotting to make the officer look guilty of not doing his job...to get him fired ultimately. Of course, that went down more seriously than expected. It was a clear coincidence. Shiva and the landlord discussed this when the landlord went to have his 'affair'. You guys need to pay more attention 😄

[@poonam_shorts_video]

1:25 see jaby he is no react on horror sense 😳

[@nsunil2646]

Eagerly waiting for part 3 kanthara..❤️🔥

[@LifestyleLibraryKannada5694]

This is my hometown in Karnataka.

[@5gkquestionsforkidsdaily89]

Guys I need you to upload next part today itself!! Please

[@pritharoychowdhury5020]

When would people learn to appreciate something without putting down another is something I wonder always. Bollywood as well as different regional cinema, not just south, have been giving many wonderful movies forever. Some industries made more money at one point, now some other industry may be making, and like the south directors himself said, who knows the next big hit would be from Assam or Orissa. There are so many good hindi movies that were interesting and refreshing in last 2-3 months itself- uunchai, bhediya, An action hero, that while not making as much money did have really good content. But people unfortunately feel the need to have such a negative attitude towards Hindi cinema to hail south. As much as I love watching many south movies, now certain people (not the industry) have made it like some toxic game. It's annoying to say the least.

[@akshaydeo555]

Okay

[@sinnohperson8813]

Something huge and popular would normally get hates. That's a common human trait to be part of the herd. But you can see it as a revenge to the constant memes of bollywood years ago on South . Not arguing that's it's right btw

[@ErenJaegar273]

💯

[@alphaq689]

@priya you have given words to something i deeply resent. People want to feel superior to others when they put down different beliefs/faiths/community/culture. In doing so they confirm their own f'ed up beliefs that what they follow/like/praise/revere is the only best thing to do so and consequently they feel they are above others who don't share the same ideology.

[@nithinsid9547]

When will people understand to comment something relevant, stop ranting everywhere . I’ve read every comment but I found 0 comments that u were complaining about . Everyone’s praising the movie or talking about the mythology or etc . Now hear this as u wanted someone to say this “ Bollywood has done many good films but it didn’t do a film as good as KANTARA.” Now go and mald elsewhere.!

[@zeus7us]

1:23 Acharaaa 😂

[@harveyspecter1855]

Boar is a significant symbol you haven't yet realised. Varaha the third avatar of Lord Vishnu is a boar.

[@afgorign4665]

14:50 jabby wtf😄

[@ashwijk41]

Old guy is not blind Old guy is always high

[@Virilo-hz4zu]

No, you guys missed a lot of things. you get it completely wrong. This movie is around 1980s. They were just cutting tree so that they can collect wood to sell. But the tree fell on the vehicle mistakenly. They haven't planned that.

[@Archak77]

Achara understand things so quickly .... Jaby seems often lost 😅

[@mmsandeep1]

We love watching your reaction. I have been following ur channel long back... Sorry to say Jaby, Achara grasping is awesome.. most of the time she guessed things rite.. 😂😍

[@Noname-oq9mk]

This movie is use so many metaphors about Shiva and Vishnu (God), Shiva symbolises Shiva and guliga, and Murali symbolises Vishnu and Panjurli. The two element

[@dungeonmaster4725]

Can't wait for part 3 now.... cause real fun is in part 3 🔥🔥🔥

[@emmanuelasbon31]

The Boar represents Vishnu's Varaha Avatar (The Boar Form)

[@suzusuzuka4034]

This our beloved god of southern Karnataka from Udupi to manglore traditional cultural god......

[@Sanj193]

I'm happy they're watching with the original varaha roopam!!!

[@chain2mnm1]

hahaha! I love Achara's reactions and the camera close ups at her face! 😄😄😄

[@soumyadipmitra4991]

Since shiva had no interest, Guruva (shiva's cousin) was performing as the demigod in the kola. Remember the scene where Shiva's mother was telling shiva that ideally the Kola shd be performed by him and nt his younger brother. Also the landlord had said in one scene during the same time that Guruva is doing well, bt there was something special about how their father used to do. So since Guruva died, it was his vision that Shiva saw as demigod in the prison. (Usually he used to see his father)

[@sonupatro1599]

My waiting is over... can't wait for the climax reaction...post it today

[@kishore314]

A lot is getting lost in translation, naturally. The language, cultural nuances, even the satirical comedy is not understood by even Indians outside of the region(coastal Karnataka). But I think you are appreciative of the cinema nonetheless. Cheers.

[@amoghverma3108]

1:25 Blessings of Panjurli are not softly blessed. It's the hard way so that people realise the true power and value of his blessings 🙏💪

[@littlesushie]

6:17 because the forest officer use the gun from Shiva, which originally belongs to his friend’s grandfather. It’s a faulty gun which had killed the grandfather too

[@hasayanamedia6305]

That's an old gun that fires from both sides. The story that was told when they were hu ting the first time , when the other guy's grandfather hit the gun on the ground, makes it fire from both sides.

[@sagarshetty3175]

the gun is special it fires 2 sides at once . Daiva gives him nightmare everytime Shiva does things he should not be doing . basically the daiva guides him throughout the movie.

[@thelogicalpk]

In a parallel universe.... I love you so much Achara Kirk ❤️🤗

[@Armyindo2162]

Powerful people... Powerful.. God's... Powerful. India🇮🇳.... 🙏🚩😍

[@gurumenasi8907]

Achara understanding well i think.....Joby is little confused...🙃😅😍😍supperb reaction

[@Thenameis_Me]

Rishabh 🔥🔥🔥🔥Kantara🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@SunilKumar-ho5gr]

Achara understands movie so well...but Jaby like wts up happening.. 😄😄.. but ntg to wory she is helping

[@logophile9]

Ther is interesting fact that why the lead has been named Shiva ...as God Shiva is seen in two ways first the destroyer(Hindu Trinity) and then the protector as well..Rishabh Shetty named himself Shiva because in first half of the movie Shiva played himself the destroyer he is killing boar, cutting trees, beating PPL agressive n angry all the time where the 2nd part is him playing as protector of village and people and accepting the bhoota kola which u will see in 3rd part.

[@shridharpujer]

Can't wait for the 3rd part of the reaction

[@VasantVP]

@5:45 shiva and team were cutting trees so that the cop will lose/transfer his job. When they were cutting the tree the cop’s jeep was passing by… it was not intentional, it was a coincidence

[@kalakritistudios]

"Is the old fella blind?" "No, he's not blind cuz he saw."😂 Jaby, my man, the guy is high.

[@nevaladder]

The old fella isn't, but Jaby on the other hand might be watching this movie with his eyes closed. 😂

[@sachinsuvarna1986]

You miss the point at 5:49, Shiva was not planning to kill the officer by felling the tree on him. He wanted to cut a big tree so that the officer looses his job for not being effective in his job. You can hear him saying if this plan does not work lets do something bigger by killing the animals in the forest so that the officer will be sacked for not being able to control poaching. But unfortunately at the same time the officer comes in the same path.

[@krishi_nivi6808]

1:25 sums up everybody's reaction at theatres for the first time

[@sharvinasivanathan844]

6:18 this girl got it...she very good understanding all this.😉

[@surajchauhan5121]

It back fired bcoz it's rampa's grandfather's gun as rampa explained previously and the gun gets swap when Shiva is coming back from forest

[@norahdevelopers3807]

The back fire of that specific gun u can see throughout this film.

[@TheBharathp87]

Gun backfired because it was not officer's gun. That gun was rampa's grandfather's gun. Rampa is shiva's aide. Rampa narrates a funny story of this gun when they go hunting. It's a malfunctioning gun which back fires always and only he knows how to use it. You can see how he uses the same gun in climax. In that scene officer takes shiva's gun without realising and fires it as normal gun

[@GEETKOSHTI]

1:26 Achara was like 😱😱 ...but jaby ... this guy didn't even move an inch of his muscle

[@ravikumar-zs7jt]

ಬಂತು ಕಾಣ್ತದೆ its here Achara :- what Rishab :- time Achara :- ohhh...😅😂cutee...

[@brainboosterguru]

Not avatar of Vishnu, the song only says that Panjurli has the face of the Boar (Varaha roopam), and as per the beliefs Panjurli was a Boar before reforming as demigod. But it always takes the name of lord Shiva and Vishnu during the Kola as it worships them. So it's not true that it has nothing to do with Gods from purana and some says it's not even culture of Hindu which is not true.

[@fallingintofilm]

It's a bit sad they dont get to see the climax in a theatre

[@deltron9524]

Gun backfires as it's his friends grandfathers gun, which always misfired, we can hear the conversation in the first hunting scene

[@YogendraRNK]

Despite cultural nuances and a lot of context not translating, your understanding is not at all bad. Good reaction.

[@veggie_central]

In India, rules exist in some books but are not fully implemented because of the population pressure

[@tima7598]

Happy Saturday , Jaby, Achara🙌

[@umwelten988]

The reason he didn't shoot down or capture shiva is that, in tribal land law enforcement is cautious because they are not just against one person but the whole tribe. And they don't have anywhere to run but tribals can disappear in forest and can survive till everyone's forgotten about anything.

[@remyaj6397]

eagerly waiting for the 3'rd part. 😍🔥

[@AjayVerma-ro3uz]

1. The boar in the movie represent Lord Vishnu second avatar. 2. The tribe people are specially protected in Indian constitution. So that they cannot exploited easily. Forest people have to co operate with them. 3. Forest department are rude sometimes because the hunt endangered species and cut forest more than they are given

[@ffs624]

Falling tree is also God is protecting him we can believe

[@realritikthapa]

he was high and able to fight because everything was going in slow motion for him !

[@mjcompany5716]

2:12 ya your point is true But it happening in 90's and that period our police department is new to our society and they felt like weak not able control all ,many policies became silent when there is threat those days now time changed no we can't even stare them for long time

[@elizabeththakur242]

I'm American 🇺🇸 but I love ❤️ indian culture 🕉 jai shri Ram

[@Pradeepkumar-fw9nk]

8:58 gurva use to be performer and landlord wanted gurva to speak as demigod and say that you can have all the land back and he denied so he killed.

[@RajivKumar-kn6sk]

Motivation behind guruwa murder --- He wanted to give him 5 acre land , and he wanted Guruwa to Tell villagers to return Lands When he is playing / possessed with God -- so that villagers return land without any resistance.

[@thelikicherlaRakeshSharma]

Its really fun watching with you guys

[@bhar1jack]

The faceburn of cop was deliberate because that gun didn't have cartirage instead had raw gunpowder and if you shoot it facing upward the burning gunpowder will land on your face

[@adilmuz159]

The fight scene in rain was the best part for me.

[@ilovemovies5767]

Achara is so intelligent 🧠 i don't know how this half minded fellow got achara in his team ...achara is so precious 💞..

[@kishannr911]

@5:45 !!! Here is the correction on your understanding of Tree falling on the moving Jeep. Actually, they did not cut the tree in purpose of killing the officer or making it fall on the jeep, that's how listening to the tone feels it... If you listen with high volume on there tone on how they communicate, you will understand they themselves were questioning, asking themselves were we cutting the tree to kill them ? in surprise tone...