Kantara and Padavettu from the South received well by the audience
Oct 28, 2022
Kochi, Kerala Oct 28, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - AnalyticzOne brings to you stories from Indian cinema including viral news, OTT Releases, and Box-office hits. We keep you updated on the latest developments in the world of cinema with facts, inspiring stories, movie reviews, film trailers, and more.
South Indian cinemas continue to give tough competition to Bollywood with some of the latest hits such as Kantara and Padavettu. Both Kantara and Padavettu are village-themed dramas with the latter setting its premise on socio-political scenarios and the former giving an exhaustive cultural ride. While Rishab Shetty's remarkable acting and spine-chilling climax are major assets in Kantara, Padavettu keeps the audience on their toes with an engaging storyline and power-packed performance by Nivin Pauly.
These movies are reminders of the fact that South Indian Cinema has excelled in the art of making realistic movies, which appeal to larger audiences both in India and abroad. The rustic nature of both Kantara and Padavettu makes one draw parallels, especially when it comes to locations, central characters being common men, and cinematographic brilliance. The results of course substantiate the success in terms of box-office collections.
It has also been acknowledged by some of the top stars in Bollywood that heroism in South Indian movies is drawing audiences to theatres and giving neck-to-neck competition to Bollywood releases. South Indian films dominated box office collections in FY 2021 and the trend seems to continue. Movie experts point out the lack of realistic scripts as one of the key factors towards Bollywood taking a back seat in recent times.
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