Reasons To Watch Kishkindhapuri: The most awaited horror drama, Kishkindhapuri, will hit the theatres on September 12th, 2025, and the buzz is already around to cause jitters among fans. Koushik Pegallapati, who directed the supernatural thriller, has certainly promised a bated breath suspense drama that will drive chills alongside its strong emotional drama. Here are the top seven reasons why you shouldn’t miss Kishkindhapuri in theatres during this weekend.
Keen on finding something different? This is a story about a camera crew doing a ghost tour through an old deserted radio station when they stumble upon a dormant spirit that accidently stirs up their night of horror survival.
The movie has Sai Srinivas Bellamkonda playing the role of the protagonist to bring in the heightened intensity to carry through the entire horror action drama.
Anupama Parameswaran is a character that evokes a complete balance to the emotional connection within the story and a strong portrayal of her character.
The presence of Makrand Deshpande on the screen is hauntingly powerful. As he plays a very crucial role-pushing tension and suspense in the film.
Kishkindhapuri is made distinctive by these visions in sketching Indian horror and integrating with the modern cinematic feel.
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The screenplay blended with scares, suspense, and emotional drama is done by those penning it down: Bala Ganesh K, Darahas Palakollu, and Koushik Pegallapati.
From haunting visuals to an intense background score. The film is designed for theatres, where the horror elements can be experienced in full scale.
Kishkindhapuri is a gripping story in which the stellar cast, along with chilling atmospheres as well as thrilling stories, does not fall short of a horror film. It is a really thrilling cinematic experience. What are you waiting for? Hit theatres this weekend for the edge-of-the-seat experience of your life with the stunning Kishkindhapuri.
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