Archive · 24 Sep 2025
Rishab Shetty to Take Profit Share in 'Kantara 2'
Rishab Shetty, the star of 'Kantara,' has decided to share in the movie's profits instead of just getting paid.
This is to help the production company spend more money making the movie, 'Kantara 2'.
The first 'Kantara' movie did very well, making a lot more money than it cost to make.
Because of this success, Rishab and Hombale Films decided to make a prequel, and Rishab chose to share in the profits.
This allows for more of the budget to be used for the film, which has an estimated making cost of Rs 36 crore.
Rishab Shetty opted for a share of the profits for 'Kantara 2'.
The decision aims to avoid high production costs.
The original 'Kantara' was made on Rs 11 crore and collected approximately Rs 200 crore.
Hombale Films and Shetty decided to create a prequel.
The making cost of the new movie is estimated to be Rs 36 crore.
- Who
- Rishab Shetty and Hombale Films
- What
- Rishab Shetty opted for a profit share for 'Kantara 2'.
- When
- N/A
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To reduce the financial burden and allocate more budget to the film's production.
Fixed Fee
Profit Share
Financial Gain
Fixed Fee
Receive a fixed payment.
Profit Share
Receive a percentage of the film's profits.
- Movie
- Kantara 2
- Star/Director
- Rishab Shetty
- Production Company
- Hombale Films
- Original Budget
- Rs 11 crore
- Original Collection
- Rs 200 crore (approx.)
- Estimated Making Cost
- Rs 36 crore
