Filmmaker Abhiroop Basu Calls Kantara a Regressive And Poorly Crafted Film

This criticism comes two weeks after actor Chetan Kumar said that the Bhoota Kola ritual as well as the animist deity Panjurli portrayed in the film were not part of Hindu culture.

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