Dasara 2025 Movie Updates: Nayanthara’s Mahashakti To Raju Gari Gadhi 4

Dasara 2025 Movie Updates: Dussehra 2025 has become a festival that now celebrates not only traditions but also the magical revelations of cinema. Two such updates that have made it to the headlines are Nayanthara’s Mahashakti (Mookuthi Amman 2) and Raju Gari Gadhi 4: Śrichakram. Apart from the differences in tone and genre, both films have the same mythological flavor which lends them the festive aura they intend to create across languages.

Nayanthara’s Mahashakti – A Divine Return

Nayanthara is back in an even larger-than-life avatar with Mahashakti, directed by Sundar C, after the success of Mookuthi Amman. The film, with a budget of about ₹100 crores, unveiled its first-look poster exclusively on the occasion of Dussehra. The image shows Nayanthara in a divine yet intense form clad in a green silk saree, with gold ornaments, and a trident.

The film will have a stellar supporting cast including Duniya Vijay, Regina Cassandra, Yogi Babu, and Ajay Ghosh. Mahashakti is expected to be grand in storytelling and visuals, with music composed by Hip Hop Tamizha and technically brilliance from cinematographer Gopi Amarnath. Produced by Vels Films International, co-produced with Avni Cinemax, Rowdy Pictures, and Ivy Entertainment. This film is on its way to becoming one of the most grandiose mythological dramas in recent Tamil cinema.

Raju Gari Gadhi 4 – Śrichakram’s Spine-Chilling Promise

Another film that has announced the start of the festive season in Telugu cinema is Raju Gari Gadhi 4: Śrichakram. The film is by Ohmkar, who comes back with the much-loved horror franchise. Where this woman rises valiantly before a fierce image of Kali. Signifying the duality of horror and devotion in the announcement poster.

The mysterious village of Kaalikapuram is where confusion is set in. It constructs the story around lineages, religious secrets, and supernatural terror. With Sameer Reddy handling the visuals and suspenseful music being composed by SS Thaman. Śrichakram may change the patterns for Telugu horror. This is a Dussehra 2026 release will catch both the mass audiences and families with a mix of mythology and horror.

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From the divine Mahashakti of Nayanthara to the terrifying Śrichakram by Ohmkar, Dussehra 2025 has plenty to celebrate with fans. One promises grandeur and devotion while the other spine-chilling horror; thus marking an exciting phase in South Indian cinema.