Manasa Kulkarni

Kantara Chapter 1: A must-watch for a stunning visual treat. Pros: - High-class VFX: absolutely world-standard. - Performances: every actor shines, especially Rishab and Rukmini are splendid. Kanakavati is simply exceptional. - War sequences, tribal culture, and the Brahma Kalasha ritual are portrayed with breathtaking detail. - The cinematography and background score perfectly capture the raw energy and mysticism of the story. Cons: - A bit too loud in parts — could’ve used some quieter emotional moments. - Slightly lengthy. Verdict: - A powerful cinematic experience rooted in folklore and faith. It’s intense and visually rich. - You truly appreciate the visuals only on the big screen — so don’t miss the experience or wait for OTT. Stay away if you’re faint-hearted, it’s too loud. (And personally, I want to watch it again — just to scream a little more, now that I know exactly where the stunning performances hit!)

It's very boring.. I left watching after almost 10 episodes.. The way they portrayed Jennifer Winget in trailer is absent in the story... I was hooked to Behadh and Bepanah.. I started watching this for Jennifer but disappointed...

MIMI.. is just Mind-blowing.... Must watch... All kind of emotions you go through in one movie... Happy, sad, angry, pity etc etc...........