Rishab shettyPopular Kannada movie ‘Kantara chapter 1’ will be released on October 2. The film was shot for 250 days in real places, and Rishab spent five years working on both parts of the film. Unfortunately, during the photography of the second part, three actors died from the film, which led to some negative mums about Shetty’s direction. In a new interview, Rishab talked about losing these actors and remembered the late Rakesh Poojary and said he was like a brother to him.
He talked to The Indian Express about the deaths and said it was definitely a huge loss, but it couldn’t be linked to the film. He emphasized that it was about human life. Shetty said: “Definitely it’s a huge loss, but we can’t connect it to the film. It’s about human life, of the three people we lost, two were junior artists, one of them had not even reached our set, he was on his way when he had some health problems, and later we were told he had a heart attack. We sent the boss there to take him to the hospital and get sorted by death and other formalities. “
Rishab shetty deepens the second accident
Shetty explained that the second death did not occur on the set. Shetty added: “It was another man from KeralaI remember his face, it was a night shooting and his accident did not occur on our set. We rehearsed in another city, there was a temple and a river was nearby. There was a board that said it was an accident view, but young people want to explore; He went there, and the accident happened. He had shot with me several times. “
Remember the late Rakesh Poojary
