Kishkindhapuri Teaser Out: Teaser of Kishkindhapuri makes its entry with an intense and bone-chilling 60 seconds of glimpses enough to get the Telugu cinema lovers to talk around. The movie is set to release on the 12 of September 2025. The horror and mystery promise to propel the audience into a very spooky world. But the teaser raises this question: does it really have anything new to bring on the table?
Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas appears in a very intense shade that has never been seen before. With his expressions speaking cold menace. However, Anupama Parameswaran has that air of mystery and hinting at softness along with steel. Their combination is surely interesting, but it is tough to gauge whether their chemistry will inflate the narrative. Given how scantily we are enlightened.
Koushik Pegallapati has written and directed this movie, and it undoubtedly presents a uniquely shaped world cloaked in supernatural overtones. Corners flickering with ominous soundscapes and rapid edits would evoke an uneasy atmosphere. However, all that will count for novelty, for fans would surely be waiting to see what director Pegallapati does to take out the commonplace horror tropes.
Under the production house Shine Screens by Sahu Garapati, Kishkindhapuri promises high producing values. The one-minute teaser proves this with some gorgeous set designs, dull lighting and sound cues working very well in delivering jump scares in theatres. However, it is understood that solo visuals may not sail through for this film; the plot has to confess to the cinematographic sheen.
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On the teaser side, Kishkindhapuri get the mood just right but leaves just enough for mystery. Whether it shall leave another stamp on memory or ride the standard-looking horror train will depend on how well the story reveals itself. For now, the curiosity is also real and so is the pressure to deliver.
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