Kantara Is A Real Story - Tantric Breaks Down The Climax

[@TheRanveerShowClips]

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[@psharan5362]

you must watch the movie

[@peaceful1658]

With due respect to people who suffered because of covid🙏 This shift happened after pandemic….hindus started respecting their traditions n rituals & became more dharmic

[@av1421]

How ancient cultures and traditions were Enviromentalists. Watch Avatar part 1. Similar concept

[@April_99999]

@@psharan5362 this guy doesn't even do homework. Calling for interview and not doing homework 🤣

[@ha9783]

I really binge watch

[@tseringtib9973]

I am a Tibetan n we also hav a oracle called nechung we blindly n totally believe in. He is our protector n he intact is the one who suggested Dalai Lama to go India for good, otherwise Chinese will assassinate him. Now the head state is in Dharamshala himachal. I am so grateful for Indian govt for giving us place to practice n preserve our age old traditions n culture. The scenes from this move moved me to tears n connected me, a Buddhist.

[@prabhavenkatesh7931]

God bless you. May Bharat and Tibet always have affection for each other.

[@tseringtib9973]

@@prabhavenkatesh7931 🙏 thank you. 🥹 🥹 India is my second home 🏡

[@asamvav]

Indians are equally indebted to Tibetans who safeguarded our Sanskrit tradition of Nalanda which was destroyed by the Muslim invaders. We need to work more as ancient cultures with shared history and together we shall usher a new intellectual age. 🙏

[@mayanksingh79]

Love u bro

[@uchihaitachi3096]

Ya i have seen nechung oracle dorji shugden and all can you explain me please it's really an interesting topic

[@hardikpatel9001]

The climax of Kantara is unforgettable once you witness the daiva energy on screen 🙏. And, I completely agree that Kantara happens due to the transmission of daivi energy.

[@geetasingh1590]

Thank you both so much

[@MostWantedYouTuber]

Especially in Theatres.

[@krishnachaithanya874]

@@Horizon429 may be you haven't seen nor belive, open up to energy, the essence of cosmos...

[@sunny-theentertainer7408]

@@Horizon429 come with ur original name and share ur opinion....then can we know u as a non hindu....thats y u r opinion always towards superstitious element...u cant agree the tranmission in front u...so carry on ur limited knowledge regard energy transmission in to a human body

[@sujathashriyan5386]

@@Horizon429 what people dont know or experience always seems like superstition. Sad western mindset can't blame you.

[@freespirit1345]

"The old gods are waking up" - gave me chills all over my body when he said it. It's true. And they're waking up everywhere around the world.

[@sanjanasandeep9948]

I was crying and folding my hands automatically. It was completely involuntary. I could feel the energy through the screen.

[@vyompov]

same

[@bte_permaculture]

That is the connection, through folded hands and to the heart 🙏

[@SH-qj7vg]

man 😂😂

[@kritikatripathi-zc5cv]

Shyd jada hogya😢

[@nozzle_hunter_23]

true man

[@ajaywaldia]

I am from Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand. This movie really connects me to our culture or rituals, similar way of worshipping. Kudos to Rishab Shetty ! Great work 🙏🏻🙏🏻Jai isht dev 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@rajbisht89]

Same feeling bro, I am also from Pithoragarh,

[@Masaalaupdate]

Same!

[@prabhatjoshi-hg2te]

I am also from pithoragarh. It id like jagar performed in uttarakhand. The gods are Gang Dev, Narsingh, golu devta and depending upon who you pray upon shetrapala is Lord bhairava.

[@saurabhjoshi1522]

Samee

[@msmonster00]

Jagarr

[@sunitaghosh7961]

I felt that too...Kantara movie climax is beyond reality....it is divine...

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

Ur life is so boring that such things seems divine to u , seeing divine outside means no divine is inside.

[@dakseshshah3480]

Agree with you . Energy transformation.

[@naveenn6355]

I feel the Kantara movie has kinda United the entire country in a unique way! Rishabh Shetty has brought everyone together.

[@rohan462]

Not everyone Hindus !

[@canonboy_14]

Truth 🙌🏻 Indian culture, Hindu mythology 😇

[@nicholdsouza6482]

Christians also loved this movie but I don’t see any Muslims mentioning anything but seriously I don’t know . I loved the movie.

[@priceisking2943]

yup because village deity is everywhere in india , politician try hard to divide us but truth always comes out.

[@KrantiveeraSangolli]

@@nicholdsouza6482 no south canara muslims came n showed love not all muslims will accept but some will believe in daivas

[@DeepakSharma-wy1vj]

In haryana , all villages have kshetrapals deity. No village can exists without a kshetrapal temple. Kshetrapal is said to be the supreme protector of a village. We call them “Nagar Kheda” in our local language and worship them for every occassion. I think this manifrstation of protector deity exists everywhere in some form or another. I hope my comment reaches to ranvir.

[@Linuxx05]

Nagar-kheda/buudha kheda = heart of the villages of haryana

[@sunshines801]

Thank you for sharing...🌚

[@masterhind2036]

@@Horizon429 I don't think the 2 things are related.

[@DeepakSharma-wy1vj]

@@Horizon429 you might think of these practiced as superstitions….but they are not. Fun fact - haryana is also the state with many women athletes who has performed on international levels. Also women like Kalpana chawla , sushma swaraj (to name a few…) are from haryana.

[@naveenahsn]

@@DeepakSharma-wy1vj Thanks for let us know that.

[@sanshemusik1382]

Trust me what Rishabh Shetty has done in the climax of the movie is commendable, I come from the same place where Rishabh Shetty is and what was shown in the entire movie is nothing but pure talent and showcase of Daiva, Panjurli & Guliga. Its a practice that is done even in these days to make a connect to Daiva Panjurli and Guliga. Kudos to the whole team of Kantara for making this happen. Just a proud Shetty on this side ❤️💪🏻

[@ffs624]

Trust me If this is an korean movie and korean culture the way of treating this movie will b like eaqual to parasite movie

[@gopil6740]

In Karnataka we have Grama Devatha/Devathe in most Grama (Villages). It is common that during the festivals the Devathas possess the priests. I have seen such things in Bengaluru also. It is practiced even today. We also have Kula Daiva's.

[@rakeshk9082]

From manglore 😍❤️

[@vinzhearts]

@@ffs624 trust me you should stick on to you being foodie because you can't speak on behalf of Koreans. This was a indian movie and for indians. Being parasites are thoese who don't understand the concept and talk about it. If you ask me howz kimchi a korean dish... I would just say 🤢🤮 because it truely sucks. If you ask me about hyndai and kia cars... i would say please talk about cars not the overgrown toys with weird looking disproportionate dynamics. Korean series ... seriously it is made for overgrown kids who can't let cartoon network go, yet want to prove to others they are grownups. And actors... 😳 all look alike male, female old, young.. male look more of famine by thier face and looks. expression absolutely we have to focus to see are they angry, sad, sleeping or awake. So don't compare these pogo charectors to india cinema actors ok..

[@av1421]

Thank you for sharing! All states and all Hindus have similar practices. Thats why there is "pan" india connect with this movie!

[@doremon7286]

I sincerely folded my hand and bowed in front of screen when I saw the climax of Kantara...it was phenomenal

[@shivaprasadt5197]

When Daivas kola and Nema is spoken across world and people see as it’s a awakening call for people I feel proud to be part of the culture where Kantara is based on. People of Tulunad, souther part of Karnataka and northern tip of Kerala has not separated the their root culture and tried to fit in with majoritarian culture. I think it’s time we go back to roots and follow what’s really ours

[@indianyoutuberuniverse7419]

It made Tulunadu proud 🚩. We hope we will be independent state soon. Love from Manglore ❤️

[@EduShaman]

It's not South Karnataka . It's South coastal Karnataka and North Kerala

[@Aumprakash306]

Ur right sir....the last 20 to 25 minutes was out of the acting...this movie shows the actual belief of Hinduism...lots of love from Odisha sir 🙏🙏

[@prateekvashisht8328]

Beautiful movie Kanatra, the movie shows the reality, you can experience this spirituality in old temples in villages of Himachal and Uttrakhand. I have seen when devta speaks he knows the truth which the devotee is hiding. Many times people come and lie to preists and then in trance they are scolded. It's very true. Thanks Rishab Shetty for those last 15 minutes

[@sunshines801]

Yes we do have " bhor hoy" thing happens in west bengal and tripura ...i m from tripura ...Seen it twice right in front of my eyes..everytime i get tears in my eyes...Its just something else of a human experience...

[@Edhita07]

I am from mauritius! Its there in our family, Bengal🧡

[@sunshines801]

@@Edhita07 thanks for sharing

[@Neetigya]

I think Kantara is not about itself but it showed how every deity, including various forms of Shiva and Durga, used to protect their people. It was a peek in past. Seeing things from our pasts life will definitely hit different :)

[@techtotravel3119]

This movie completely changed my perception of India. I've seen same things in Uttarakhand and Himachal. Local deity of a Village and it appears on a human, protects villagers. Seeing the same thing in Karnataka makes me believe that the underlying thread of India is one. We Indians are one. The north-south divide, the regionalism is all political.

[@snehadey5946]

“This hits you differently when you sit alone after watching the movie”.. this is so true , only people who have seen this will feel this.. i have been unable to take my mind off the last 15 mins of the movie. This is no ordinary movie. Hats off to Rishab Shetty.

[@Tarantino171]

Kantara literally made me follow all the bhoota kola culture, I'm fascinated

[@vishnurawat9037]

I am from Uttarakhand and I can totally relate with him.

[@khushi8851]

Same dude,..!Hamre yaha to bahut maana jata hai ye sab..devi-devtao ki Doli bhi hoti hai..

[@owner_112]

@@khushi8851 shi kaha

[@nuravenom]

Here I from MANGALORE ❤️ proud of Kantara...

[@chethu69]

I had tears during the climax. I couldn't hold them back. What an experience.

[@sureshmakwana8709]

2:30 definitely right sir. I'm a Gujarati from Mumbai and I'm a spiritual person who believes all this and yes when I'm alone or even while sleeping at night still today after 1.5 months i get afraid that Panjurli or Guliga daiva will appear in front of me like Panjurli was coming to Shiva in dreams 🥺🥺🥺🥺 please if anyone can help me come over this dear. I know it's God and we shouldn't be afraid of it but the look the makeup the forest scenes gets me chills🥺

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

@@sureshmakwana8709 Think about ur family, and urself, life of human being is limited. Tomorrow will not be same as today, time is passing by... And this is truth u also know.. Still u want to waste ur energy in all these? Its better u work on ur shortcoming, work on ur compulsions, try to figure out ur weaknesses , try to figure out your behaviour pattern that have stopped you from achieving great. Work on them ,enjoy the process, and love ur family and people around . If u will do this life is itself magical. U dont need imaginations then.

[@harsheelshettigar6014]

@@sureshmakwana8709 you don't need to be afraid until and unless you have done something wrong or said anything wrong to the daiva don't worry they won't hurt you without any reason 🙏

[@deepk3909]

@@sureshmakwana8709 dont worry it doesn't come in that way. there is some procedure and we have to be in vegetarian for few days to posess something. Nothing to worry. Be calm.

[@msdolly6101981]

@@sureshmakwana8709 : 😁 why are you so frightened. Looking at guliga in movie you are so frightened, imagine if you see guliga kola , what will you do? 😃

[@mayankhhh4065]

When I watch the movie in theater I was in tears and I wasn't able to move for a while after it ends.. It was really something beyond acting... Those expression those signaling of God to those good human.. Obviously I am from Uttrakhand so I have seen these kind of things so often in front of Me...

[@souravpaul2179]

Shaabash....aur feko

[@mayankhhh4065]

Fainko kya hota h.. Tujhe nhi pta to bol m nhi manta.. Mt maan... M tujhe mnane thodi baitha hu.. Mene jo sach h wo bola h smjha

[@Wat2Pu]

@@souravpaul2179 aur Tu yaha pakadne aaya hai kya sabka. 😂

[@stayhealthy5390]

@@souravpaul2179 Fekna tera Khandi kam hoga reality mein insan ko kuch pata nahin hota hain phir bhi banta aise hài ki woh bahut bada Gyani ho aur yeh sirf tera ahankar hài murakh 😁🔥😎 Universe me bahut kuch hài jo ham abhi tak samjh nahin paye hai toh gratitude mein life ko experience karo. okay 👍 Bolo Jai Mahakal 😇😇😇

[@holembac]

@@mayankhhh4065 please elaborate what you experienced i live in ukhand too and i also have both my parents coming from the same place where certain deities are worshipped, unique versions,i must say but alas! i have never gotten to experience any of these. Could you please tell m more about it?

[@sudharshanb3719]

The first time I saw the climax in theater, I automatically folded my hands.. Such was rhat power , the energy surrounding... similar to when I go to tirupati and certain other temples where people automatically fold hands and forget about all the sorrows of their life looking at the moorthi..

[@jins__scold9300]

Trueee 💗

[@isha55660]

Panjurli is a daiva worshiped in 60 percent of the houses in Mangalore and neighbouring places..

[@nimitmittal8824]

I had my hands raised and folded. There were tears in my eyes. I haven’t seen anything more impactful then this scene. I bow down to my Sanatana Dharma. 🙏🏽

[@jai_tulunad]

Kantara is based on the tulunad ritual called daivaradhane 🙏

[@Padmanabham.]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@jitesh7110]

🙏🙏🙏

[@sujathashriyan5386]

@@achieved81u not necessary enough divisions have happened. Its imp to respect and carry forward the culture

[@spaghetisdeway8609]

@@achieved81u why do you want to divide everything? When we all are trying to be united, you people want to divide. Now you will divide states, then you will start dividing the country and when will this stop? Dividing is not a solution.

[@gopil6740]

In Karnataka we have Grama Devatha/Devathe in most Grama (Villages). It is common that during the festivals the Devathas possess the priests. I have seen such things in Bengaluru also. It is practiced even today. We also have Kula Daiva's.

[@happyhoppers22]

I folded my hands at the end of Kantara ..i felt the connect with deity. And this podcast is too divine

[@HC_111]

Been waiting for this like ages... Finally part 2 is here. I like these kind of podcasts more than any other topics. Kantara really left me speechless. N I truly agree to sir here that I literally bowed down in respect for the Daiva, the last 15 mins are just divine. U can feel energy across the screen. 🙏 India is cultural rich country. 🤗😇

[@swayamtrishnadas4596]

I had goosebumps it was so pure.

[@radianceyogaconsciousspace]

Felt waves of energy hit me as I was listening to this clip. Definitely Shakti is blessing everything!

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

Ur life is so boring that such things seems divine to u , seeing divine outside means no divine is inside.

[@radianceyogaconsciousspace]

@@AbcDef-tj3zt Def :)

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

@@radianceyogaconsciousspace bro dont get me wrong, life is itself miraculous and divine but to only those who push their boundaries and live in "transformation". This transformation not only works based on ur performance but many times more. you give your 100% and life will give u back 500% which will hit u as divinity each time.... but yes 100% of effort should be done with aim to reject the compulsion and memory based thinking and "physical results" like money should be seen as byproducts

[@aadhu26]

I watched 6 times in theatre and 1 time in Amazon. The climax so many times. Amazing movie 🙏 Still watch the climax.

[@manojkolya6613]

what is there in the climax? i was totally disappointed overrated film

[@TechGameAddiction]

@Prince of peace definitely Buddy it's not for everyone

[@tony-pc4kd]

@@manojkolya6613 agreed.. Highly outdated and overrated film... Gives me 70s bollywood vibe🤣

[@adarsh2738]

@@manojkolya6613 People like you won't like beacuse you don't believe in demi gods and rituals of mangaloreans. It is very much real

[@whagwale3949]

Few people dono ABC so ignore them..

[@smitarai4734]

I truly believe that the last scene was beyond acting , it was the divine power of Daiva. I being a Mangalorean have seen and experienced it. We have it in our Village and we worship it. Earlier to explain this energy and the experience to non Mangalorean 's was difficult. Kantara has done it all. Kudos to Rishabh Shetty....

[@karthiknishant6022]

Hi sis yanla kudla 😍

[@Kaustubh3024]

Can you elaborate your experience please? Very curious

[@hvbhat]

As a Tulu person who lives outside mangalore, this movie finally explained to me what was happening in these daiva activities

[@prajwalkalnad6630]

@@Kaustubh3024 i think it's better not to discuss and bring this culture to mainstream, many people from tulunadu feels the same way. The only reason is that there are chances that people making fun of it. As a Mangalorean, worshipping daiva is like a part and parcel of life. I know many people who had real life encounters with literal miracles. One such experience is from my neighbour, they have a guliga daiva sanidhya in their property and they keep hearing the sound of gaggara throughout the night and instead of getting scared it's a normal thing for them infact they feel safe. I have many such people who have real life experiences

[@Kaustubh3024]

@@prajwalkalnad6630 trust me buddy i will never make fun of this. I’m extremely curious to know what actually happens. Does the deity actually enter the person? Can you also describe some of your experiences please

[@sheetalchhabra4500]

Finally watched Kantara and rewatched this short, with folded hands, all I can say is the ending of the movie is truly something else. It has hit harder a couple of days later and I have no words for what I experienced. Jai Jaggu Prabhu! Jai Varaha Avatar! Jai Shri Ram!!

[@samkool3008]

Excellent episode. Got goosebumps when I heard him say at 8:55 that its as if some of the old Gods are waking.. Such a feeling..

[@krishnachetri7452]

While watching the climax for the first time my hands were folded throughout 🙏 Respect Rishabh Shetty ❤️🙏🙏

[@celebsstyles]

Lol 😂

[@IamAvi96]

One word for that climax is "indescribable"🙏🙏🙏🙏 And Rishab Shetty also can't say about that experience 🔥🔥🔥

[@swethasrinivasan5689]

It's true. When I was watching the climax, my hands folded into a namaste involuntarily and my heart was chanting the Varaha Roopam song and tears filled my eyes.

[@skumar3395]

It still happens in my village in Odisha... It's a common thing in our lives and still mesmerises us... Kudos to Rishabh Shetty for bringing this to the big screen.

[@umajoshi3619]

I watched it in kannada language along with subtitles. No words to describe . There were goosebumps in the climax

[@jackmist5096]

We in Jains have kshetrapals.... meaning the protectors of religion.... I am so impressed and there is a tremendous amount of energy and emotions flowing after watching Kantara.... i was never frightened nor amazed.... but always felt peace and thankful to deities throughout the movie.... and mind well these things are real..... south Indian film industry is superb with no words for praisal..... And btw BOLLYWOOD IS A COMPLETE SHIT AND NONSENSE..... All thanks to south indian films Jai hind jai bharat 🙏🇮🇳❤🚩

[@Jojo-sj4ey]

The first mention of guliga and panjurli was also in a jain text....

[@adigaskitchen3603]

Proud to be a kannadiga .. hats off Rishab Shetty for this amazing movie ❤❤❤

[@ramyaramamurthy1636]

Its Tulu

[@adigaskitchen3603]

@@ramyaramamurthy1636 no it’s Kannada ..

[@indianyoutuberuniverse7419]

@@adigaskitchen3603 It's Tulunadu culture 🚩. Proud to be Tuluva❤️

[@shreesharao9953]

@@adigaskitchen3603 😂😂yes yes "kannadiga"

[@saideep1]

Now you are proud once you were making fun of TuluNad culture. Probably this is a time it is recognised as a state as it has its own language, culture which is different from other parts of Karnataka. Also Govt should stop imposing Kannada on TuluNad and Tulu is added as a scheduled language and official language for Tulu Nad region.

[@sunitaghosh7961]

I fold my hands whenever I watch this scenes from Kantara even In clips....Some kind of devotion kicks in suddenly

[@prajwalpampa]

See the first reel of Rishab Shetty. Its a Bhoota Kola

[@pgauthamkumar]

The last 15 minutes just as Rahashri says is just out of the world. Never seen such a climax in my 53 years of life whatever language , country. I came out in bliss. A neighbor couple had nightmares that night 😂. I wish I saw the movie in theaters at least one more time ❤

[@kshitijnagar2774]

Ranveer being a horrible listener, Rajaji had introduced the term Aavesham in the initial part itself but at 6:38 ranveer again asks what Aavesham is. I appreciate Rajaji sir's composure at this stage.

[@nighthawk4028]

Doped probably

[@kshitijnagar2774]

@@nighthawk4028 bhai chhod diya gaanja usne 😂

[@aniketmehta1]

When you listen to whole lot of terms for the first time, it happens

[@microcosmos1864]

If you are a regular listener of this podcast, you may have noticed that most of the time he asks questions to ensure that the listeners get a full picture of terminology. Does not mean that he didn't get it..

[@kshitijnagar2774]

@@microcosmos1864 yes I'm a regular listener and haven't observed this thing, yes this may be the case

[@BS-pu134]

After the climax scene... when varaha roopam starts to play...daiva through action shows I'm there for you and the society.... it's such a devine feeling 😇✨

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

Divine outside is sign of no divine inside..

[@BS-pu134]

@@AbcDef-tj3zt perceptions of the outer world are too weak to define actual reality, u may have to learn quantum physics for that 😅

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

@@BS-pu134 when did i say that perception of outer world is reality. I am myself student of Advait vedanta and Quantum mechanics. Yes energy is not possesion of particles but it is something that is present in "transformation" of particles. Particle mere serve as illusion or friction between the phases of Consciousness. Having said that divine energy lies in harmony of existences. As long as you exist to experience truth and u act to reimpose same truth, u will have support of that divine. I said in my comment divine outside means no divine inside.. It means that if u start thinking that some daiv outside your body is helping you then it is ignorance. Divinity acts in a way that all particles are aligned to impose same truth.... Farther away you from the truth, impact of divinity on u will be worse, closer you to the truth, impact will be fruitful.

[@BS-pu134]

If we take consciousness as all penetrating singular force, in it's purest form then the difference between divinity and the 'i' perishes. So it's more of what you think this reality is .

[@AbcDef-tj3zt]

@@BS-pu134 yes none of the I exist, nor mine nor yours, nor of someone else. Act of divinity happens inclusive of all in actions. So dont depend on external daiv, give ur best and phenomenon will be divine

[@adange11]

I live in USA but when I go to India I pay visit to devic energy( via male body) . What you see in movie is shown correctly. It is her blessings that I am what I am. As I child i was not brave but had no ounce of fear watching her in the dark forest of Karnataka and I left protected by her. I have seen spirits of insects acting in rhythm during that night when I saw her the first time . I felt spiritually uplifted for 3 month as a CHILD. Yes I was just 10 year old. I cried when I saw the movie. You will only believe if you experience it. Also I am not a superstitious and highly science oriented person. Hari Om may you all experience this and feel proud of being descendents of mighty and mystic Santana dharma . My only message to everyone is do your duty to protect the forest in this modern age and give other creatures space to experience life as well

[@thebigarttheory4012]

I am not new to the concept of the deity coming in an individual, as I belong to uttrakhand but the movie made me believe in this concept even more! The movie is not just a movie it surely connects you to the spiritual realm.

[@sowmyajyothi6437]

Kantara is a superb movie with wonderful background music as a Kannadiga I feel proud of it … in this podcast also I could sense the energy in the guest when he is explaining about the movie

[@celebsstyles]

It was a crappy movie.

[@KitsuCuts]

@@celebsstyles Wow i was expecting this type of comment☕

[@ankitamishra1788]

I watched it yesterday and i had my legs shivering while watching the climax.. And i have been believer of such thing in our village there are spiritual higher beings.. And they are worshipped before every auspicious events.. And also during difficult times.. People would may not believe but my own great grandfather died without marriage and in brahman community when a young man dies without any marriage and he is "janevdhari" (Wearing a sacred thread) he turns into brahm after his death.. He protects our family even the community. I was a non believer ten years ago.. But an incident made me believe.. I even "experienced" him.. Through one of our family member.

[@vuddandasekar2782]

Mannnn! @ranveer. Your purpose of life is justified. Trust me... The range of spiritualism that you are bringing into the modern world is way way way more greater than you even understand. As you asked.. yes Ishwara is making this through you. Keep this spiritual podcast as your life goal.. you need no more saadhana.. this is your yoga. Grow and let grow. 🕉

[@theanigos]

I watched Kantara at Hyderabad and I saw people folded hands during the climax scene. While I am writing this I am getting goosebumps.

[@riyatanwar8027]

Kantara truly did for everybody. Every person, be it of any part of the country could relate to it. Hinduism unites the nation beautifully

[@tinguzz]

I don't why, whenever I see the climax, tears drop down and I feel uncontrollable urge to cry . . . as if ages of pain get released.

[@raghuynt]

I am surprised to know Ranveer has not watched Kantara .

[@MithunKumar-qn9xv]

He watches only South Bombay woke stuff

[@Justwatching2001]

I watched a kantara movie in the theatre with my family and at the climax i just folded my hand in namaste and just cried my family were in shock about why I am acting weird but i genuinely don't know what happened .

[@em413]

I agree the last 10 mins was kuch aur hiii….when he calls all of them towards him & forms human circle connection I started crying…..so much Love was flowing through him….love for us all as in mankind……so beautiful Hinduism Really is….when I wonder when will we begin living from within with all this Love for all. God is Truly just pure Love

[@jay_shah]

On one hand, we have an actual Tantra upasaka like Shri Rajarshi ji, who gives a glowing endorsement of Kantara, and explains how truthful it is to the concept of Deva upasana & rooted in our Dharmic traditions, and on the other, we have a self-proclaimed 'Acharya', who puts out a video titled "Kantara: mainstreaming primitive superstition". Viewers of this podcast would do well to identify such 'behrupiyas' (impersonators) within the Dharmic fold, out to dismantle Dharma/Hinduism.

[@ramakrishna9041]

If you believe all this stupidity, then you are a fool, there is nothing Hinduism or dharma about this, it is all superstition. This Rajarshi ji kind of people are here to only promote their fake business. Please open your eyes and come to reality

[@ucandoit99.5]

Which Acharya??

[@Rehman8095]

@@ucandoit99.5 Acharya Prashant.

[@VinyasMalagaudanavar]

LOL I know which Acharya you are talking of

[@me-je7hm]

1. If the experience liberates you and brings peace and purity, it is shraddha. The protagonist also says that ,"mai shudh hogaya" indicating this. 2. If the experience binds you, it is blind faith. Blind faith creates anxiety, fear and expectation/desire. 3. Acharya liked the movie but cautioned about the way we look at this.

[@anyeverythingg4636]

Kantara movie had normal storyline like any other movies but still it was hit...the reason that I felt was the presence of the energy!!!

[@NomadShilpa]

I agree with him. Some shift is happening. I was never a believer actually but from past 1-2 year now I believe there is a supreme power and movies like these now hits different 🙏

[@sachinvaidya6596]

Hi Ranveer, you are doing great job with your content. Keep it up

[@dakseshshah3480]

It's not Ranveer ..it's about Rishabh Shetty and his film Kantara ..if you have not seen Kantara , then you have missed something very important in life .

[@rameshbabun]

Enjoying all discussions learning a lot. These are not just podcasts, records, documents for future. generations.

[@Ankit_Dwiwedi]

*I can assure myself that - NEVER IN MY LIFE, I WILL COME ACROSS ANY MOVIE LIKE **_KANTARA_*

[@creatingdata]

Don't do it. Try to find more movies or make a movie which connects people more than this movie

[@dvornikovalexei]

Try Tumbbad

[@Adnankhan-hs4lq]

This man is just outstanding 🤩🤩🤩 He cleared many doubts

[@dakseshshah3480]

Yes Bhai , truly said .

[@sagarindurkar5720]

When you guys were discussing about the shift happening in the country, I dont know why but tears started rolling automatically. Om Namah Shivaay🙏

[@riddle672]

During the climax scene my entire chest had strange thumping…I thought it’s because of the cold sore of AC in theatre but I heard many people experienced it

[@deshtroyer101]

I even experienced the same..some kind of energy

[@shashankkollaje5640]

i was sweating like hell in those last muinutes

[@AnonMusk369]

It was our heart pumping strongly.

[@SarathChandran96]

I saw kantara. It was the best experience of my life. The climax is the best part. I also felt the same thing, the hero was possessed by the deity , nobody can act like that. I was crying. Now in south india the movie "malikapuram" whichs shows lord ayappa in the lead role have become a superb hit and people are loving it. Just like sir said , i also think that our gods are now connecting with people more

[@devotee6863]

Myself from karnataka, I feel in his last life rishabh should have been a daiva nartaka and must devoted his whole life for the worship of the daiva 🙏🙏🙏 otherwise anybody or everybody in the movie field can even think of making such a movie 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BalbirSingh-sg6eb]

8:56 gave me goosebumps ❤

[@shrikantp8970]

It’s true, last 25 mins of that movie was something different. I literally joined my hands in front of that actor after seeing him in that avtara. After sir told on your podcast that Rishab undergone through some practices, it really shows in that shot. 🙏🏻

[@nurturing8408]

I am from Karnataka,thanks for the podcast with Rajarshi Sir 🌿💐

[@vaibhavpoojary5727]

People watching movie getting goosebumps.we tulunadu people watching kolla in live 🙌

[@prabhakarashobha]

Thanks for supporting Kantara and South India Movies which depicts our Indian culture and tradition. Kantara represents South Karnataka Tulu Nadu Daiva's sacred rituals, similar rituals exists accross India in different forms, system, rituals and process, finally message is to protect/respect our Forest/Nature, the Daiva's are the bridge between Humans and Nature (Nature is God's manifestation/creation to sustain Life in the World). Love from Karnataka India 👍🙏.

[@dakseshshah3480]

It's about the devine transformation and a hard belief if our Hinduism.. tears roll after the climax .

[@jayaramanganesan4672]

Of late i have become a fan of Ranvir...his body language,.gestures,.his English speaking style and top of it he hosts spiritual people who are my area of interest...God blesses you Ranveer

[@monktuber]

I don't Usually comment but Kantara last seen is Mind-blowing ... Jai Shree Ram..

[@thiskarthik]

The last scenes, I couldn't stop my tears. I was not crying. It just automatically happened.

[@dakseshshah3480]

Divine Energy Transformation ..it's truth as it happens itself .

[@lovelyandgoodboy7648]

@@dakseshshah3480 it's an emotion

[@kusumabv2199]

Don't be afraid of doing such pod cost Ranveer. You are doing a great job. Of course the entire world the nature is awakening.

[@rajaraghu]

After watching the movie, I became silent deep inside. Became silent for an hour or two. Communicating with my family through sign language if necessary. Went alone for a walk to assimilate the energies that are infused. My family was surprised by my behavior for a while. :)

[@Technique1995]

I had the same experience, I became emotional and didn't talk for few minutes.

[@jyotisitapure9521]

My husband was shivering in last ten minutes ...we also joined hands many times unknowingly

[@dpkabjj7]

Even thinking abt that scene, daiva entering into Shiva....gives me goosebumps.

[@karthikshastri2640]

ಕಾಂತಾರ ಸಿನಿಮಾ ಒಮ್ಮೆ ನೋಡಿ ರಣವೀರ್. ಅದು ನಮ್ಮ ಪ್ರಕೃತಿ ಹಾಗೂ ಭಾರತೀಯ ಸಂಸೃುತಿಯನ್ನು ಕಾಪಾಡುವಂತಹ ಅದ್ಭುತ ಪ್ರಯತ್ನ. 👌

[@av1421]

The last scene of Kantara is same as the famous Bhagvad Gita verse "yada, yada he dharmasya..." Whenever Dharma goes down, Daivas "take" over

[@isha55660]

During summer vacation everyday there will be bhoota kola happening in Mangalore and neighbouring places almost everyday..its little scary but very beautiful to watch with the fragrance of Jasmin flower as daiva or a person being possessed will be wearing a lot of garlands made of jasmin (mangalore mallige)

[@_S._S._]

"I've never travelled outside India" then speaks English like he's been all over the world. Respect Sir ji.

[@chitramarathe7619]

Yes....I have realised it when I performed arangetram at 46 of my age...I performed for one and half hour.... with every obstacles to ruin it.....but...it just happened..... with HIS... आवेश....his force....Lord Natraja..blessed me

[@vigneshb5347]

Have seen it since my childhood days in our temple where a person (darshana-patri) would invite the higher energy into him, and then one could ask their questions We used to be scared to be near him also because he would flogg himself. This is so much a part of our culture ..just presented as is .. Loved the movie and Respec all ksherapaalas ..where ever I am ..even in west

[@betanapallisandeepra]

Katara is a movie… but the part is not at all a movie man… it’s definitely the divine intervention…. What an act and what a music… mind is completely blown and surrendered to the guliga and panjurla swamy… lots love and respect to everyone who have witnessed this wonderful act… 🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰🥰👌👌

[@anoopnair9068]

The last climax scene when rishabh first gets up after being possessed by guliga...from that moment onwards till the credits rolled i dont know why but tears were rolling down my eyes

[@DailyKokan]

I am a avid camping guy around mild forests, along rivers, dams and on forts. After watching the film I started praying gramdaivatas (panjurli) which may be there and I see a positive energy around. This is real experience.

[@tanned_cosines_]

Bhai tumhare jaisa ban na hai 🙏 Hum bhi jana chahte hain jungle mein vicharne 😁

[@anwesha7548]

Rishabh shetty himself said he felt certain energy during climax and that's why he doesn't want to talk about it...

[@Infinityvj]

This movie shook me from within. I was deeply awakened. It was an outworldly experience.

[@Yashvant5569]

Daivaradhane /Bhootaradhane/Nagaradhame is Our Tulunaad Culture... Varaha Moorty panjurli and Kshetrapala Guliga is our Protector.. Every Sankramana realise it. Tulunaad (Managalore-Udupi) people have experienced it.. Thank you sir🙏🙏🙏

[@chikka2203]

Tantra is a direct communion with Goddess and not a pastime...when you truly face a glimpse of God(Truth), you are 100X more happy than other pleasures. It is for serious seekers.🙏

[@KrantiveeraSangolli]

the last pre climax was directed by raj b shetty garuda gamana fame directorial , so i was completely in the movie . literally i was inside movie environment, as i from there i have seen deity got blessings ...Proud to be a Sanathani 🤗📿🚩

[@weliveonelife4614]

He is right there is a whole energy shift in the whole world right now ......something dramtic and amazing .......mother earth has changed her vibration

[@mokshithnarayan9994]

Feeling happy to see people respecting our culture and want to know more about nema ,kola,nagamandala and all

[@oneplus3213]

In bihar and mithila culture we have Gosai ... The god is a kul devta who can also possess family individuals at certain times .. family can ask questions and also seek blessings from the god !!

[@rufu7787]

I'm not an emotional person and my wife hates that 😂 but for some reason I was almost in tears when the last scene started. Still don't understand what happened. Thank you for the explanation 🙏

[@ashutoshshipalkar3065]

Most of the people in India even don’t know Rishabh Shetty but the whole India felt attachment with more or less emotions in climax; that’s the energy Rishabh Shetty brought on the screen…

[@ranjithk9150]

You can really feel the divinity. I am still watching the first half an hour and last half an hour on OTT whenever I get time.

[@VivekBrahma]

Imagine the energy shown in the movie is just a drop in the ocean. I can't imagine what would happen if people saw it in its entirety.