Kishkindhapuri: Interest in the new-age horror thriller grows for a host of reasons

Kishkindhapuri is slated to hit the screens in a few days. Ahead of its theatrical release on September 12th , we tell you why anticipation around the horror-thriller is on the rise. A New-Age Horror Concept : The makers have stated that the film will introduce a unique horror angle that hasn't been explored before in Telugu cinema. The story reportedly revolves around a haunted antique radio that is connected to a ghost tour at an old radio station. Anupama Parameswaran's Performance : A major highlight is expected to be Anupama's performance, particularly her spooky transformation and possessed look. Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas in a Thriller Role : The movie sees Sai Sreenivas returning to the thriller genre after his film Rakshasudu. The team has said that the role perfectly suits him and that he delivers both intensity and heroism as the story's haunting elements escalate. A Mix of Horror and Comedy : The film is said to blend fear and laughter, with Hyper Aadi and Nellore Sudharshan providing comic relief without breaking the suspense. Strong Technical Elements : The production team has highlighted the technical strengths of the movie, including: Chinmay Salaskar's work in capturing the eerie visuals of the haunted house and town. Chaitan Bharadwaj's music is said to build tension and make the scare scenes more impactful. Authentic sets and design by D. Siva Kamesh and Manisha A. Dutt are expected to enhance the spooky atmosphere. Plenty of Twists and Shocking Moments : The director, Koushik Pegallapati, has hinted that the second half of the movie will be filled with twists and shocking moments. No Censorship Cuts : The film was granted an 'A' rating by the CBFC with zero cuts, which, according to Shine Screens, means it will be shown exactly as the director intended. Also Read : Kiran Abbavaram's K Ramp: Kalale Kalale is a romantic melody Santosh Sobhan to do a film titled Sathibabu Paraloka Yatra