Kannada movie Kantara is currently making a splash at the box office. Made at a cost of Rs 16 crore, the film has so far done a business of more than 140 crores at the box office. Although the collection of the movie is also being discussed all over the world, now the debate has started on a belief shown in the movie. Actually, since the release of the movie, the tradition of 'Bhuta Kola' is being discussed. Due to this difference, people have filed a complaint against Kannada actor Chetan Ahimsa for hurting the sentiments of Hindus.

According to media reports, a complaint has been lodged against Kannada actor Chetan Ahimsa by Hindu Jagran Vedik. According to the information given by the police, this complaint has been lodged in the Udupi district of Karnataka for allegedly hurting Hindu sentiments. Reports say that Chetan Ahimsa has allegedly made controversial remarks on Bhoot Kola by sharing the post on social media. The tradition of Kola is not a part of Hinduism. It was present even before the existence of Hinduism. Just as the Hindu language cannot be imposed, Hindutva is not being imposed on people. Bhoot Kola is a tradition of the natives of the land. It is not going to come under Hinduism. Due to this statement of the actor, the Hindu group Chetan has flared up on non-violence. 

What is the tradition of Bhoot Kola?: Some reports say that the practice celebrated in rural areas of Karnataka is called 'Bhoot Kola'. Under this custom, the people of the village are worshiping the deity. During the worship, a person from the village wears a divine disguise and starts dancing. The divine dancers are also calling the person wearing the garb of the divine. It is believed that during the dance, the gods also come inside the person, so whatever the divine dancers say during this time is the order of God for the villagers. The story of the Kantara movie is also inspired by this practice.

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