The hotel and hospitality industries use the big name cinema brands to cash in on popularity and the craze to stay in this competitive age is still very popular in India. To grab customers and grab their attention instantly, here’s a trick for naming any super hit movie title. One such ryokan near the town of Dandeli and a dhaba near the town of Haliyal in Karnataka made headlines by monetizing the popularity of Rishab Shetty’s blockbuster ‘Kantara’. The owners named their business after this movie. The promotion has been a success and the homestay and dhaba are attracting visitors just because of the name. The owner built a homestay and dhaba recently and to attract customers very quickly decided to name his business after the blockbuster movie.
Mahesh Dandgali, owner of ‘Kantara’ hostel in Pradhani village, Joida Taluk, told a media that he was impressed with ‘Kantara’. As his homestay and dhaba is located in the jungle of Joida taluk and thought that ‘Kantara’ would be very suitable for customers. Being a God-fearer and liking the movie led him to name the hotel ‘Kantara’. He also strives to make his business famous online to provide the best service to his customers. He is very pleased with the feedback he received from customers.
Mahesh faced many dilemmas in opening a vegetarian and non-vegetarian dhaba and finally decided to name it ‘Kantara’ offering both veg and non-vegetarian as he wanted to serve the forest dwellers the same way he did. The film shows the daily life of the inhabitants living in the forest.
Mahesh Dandgali, owner of ‘Kantara’ hostel in Pradhani village, Joida Taluk, told a media that he was impressed with ‘Kantara’. As his homestay and dhaba is located in the jungle of Joida taluk and thought that ‘Kantara’ would be very suitable for customers. Being a God-fearer and liking the movie led him to name the hotel ‘Kantara’. He also strives to make his business famous online to provide the best service to his customers. He is very pleased with the feedback he received from customers.
Mahesh faced many dilemmas in opening a vegetarian and non-vegetarian dhaba and finally decided to name it ‘Kantara’ offering both veg and non-vegetarian as he wanted to serve the forest dwellers the same way he did. The film shows the daily life of the inhabitants living in the forest.
