Kaantha release date announced; here's when you can watch it in theatres

New Delhi: Kaantha, a much-awaited Tamil-Telugu bilingual film starring Dulquer Salmaan and Samuthirakani, is all set to hit theatres on November 14. The film's release was delayed previously, but now promises to offer an intriguing story set in 1950s Madras about the clashes between a mentor and mentee during a movie shoot.

Fans are eagerly waiting to see this drama unfold on the big screen with a thrilling backdrop of the cinema world. Dig inside for more details.

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The film Kaantha, directed by Selvamani Selvaraj, will be released worldwide on November 14, announced the team with a special retro-style poster. The star cast includes Dulquer Salmaan, Samuthirakani, and Bhagyashri Borse. The team extended Diwali wishes along with the release announcement. "Diwali just got a whole lot more explosive! #Kaantha will be lighting up theatres worldwide from NOVEMBER 14th! Wishing you all a happy Diwali, and we'll see you in the theatres very soon," the film's official team shared on social media.

Produced by Dulquer Salmaan, Rana Daggubati, Prashanth Potluri, and Jom Varghese under Spirit Media Pvt. Ltd. and Wayfarer Films Pvt. Ltd., Kaantha is set in the 1950s Madras film industry. The story centres on a horror film named Saantha being made, and explores the intense relationship and rivalry between a mentor, played by Samuthirakani, and his mentee, portrayed by Dulquer Salmaan.

The film's teaser, released on Dulquer Salmaan’s birthday in July, received positive reactions, promising a gripping tale of bruised egos and power struggles within the film world. The drama between the characters captures both the making of a film and how it impacts their personal lives.

Jhanu Chanthar composed the music, adding to the film’s vintage atmosphere. Dani Sanchez Lopez was responsible for cinematography, with art direction handled by Ramalingam. Additional screenplay credits go to Thamizh Prabha, and Lewellyn Anthony Gonsalves took charge of editing.

Dulquer Salmaan, who also produced Kaantha, has recently appeared in a cameo role in the Malayalam film Kalyani, produced by Priyadarshini and Naslen. He has other upcoming projects as well, including Aakasamlo Oka Tara in Telugu and I’m Game in Malayalam.

Kaantha promises to be a fascinating look at the filmmaking world of the 1950s with its emotional story of competition, mentorship, and ambitions in cinema.