“Bellamkonda & Anupama Stun in Spooky Kishkindhapuri Trailer”
Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas, Anupama Parameswaran, Shine Screens’ Kishkindhapuri Trailer Promises a Haunting Ride
The wait is over! The much-anticipated trailer of Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas’ occult thriller Kishkindhapuri has been unleashed, leaving audiences both thrilled and spooked. Directed by Koushik Pegallapati and produced by Sahu Garapati under the Shine Screens banner, the film is all set to hit theaters on September 12th.
A House of Horrors – The Plot
Set in the eerie fictional town of Kishkindhapuri, the story revolves around an ominous mansion named Suvarna Maya. When the protagonist, along with his love interest and a group of friends, enters the house in search of supernatural experiences, what begins as curiosity soon spirals into a terrifying ordeal. Haunted by malevolent forces, their fight for survival forms the crux of this spine-chilling narrative.
Bellamkonda & Anupama’s Power-Packed Performances
Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas impresses with his Nata Vishwaroopam, transitioning from a subdued presence to a powerful force as the trailer escalates in intensity. His screen presence, gripping dialogue delivery, and raw intensity promise a standout performance.
On the other hand, Anupama Parameswaran shines in a career-defining role. Her final shot in the trailer — appearing possessed — has already become a talking point, showcasing her range and depth as an actress.
Supporting Cast & Comic Relief
While horror dominates the narrative, Nellore Sudharshan and Hyper Aadi inject timely humor, striking the right balance between tension and entertainment.
Technical Brilliance That Elevates the Fear Factor
A film of this scale demands top-notch technical execution, and Kishkindhapuri delivers:
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Chinmay Salaskar’s cinematography captures the haunted setting with atmospheric brilliance.
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Chaitan Bharadwaj’s background score amplifies the chills, keeping viewers on edge.
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Art Director D. Siva Kamesh and Production Designer Manisha A. Dutt recreate the haunting world of Suvarna Maya with authenticity.
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Niranjan Devaramane’s editing ensures gripping pace, while Creative Head G. Kanishka and Darahas Palakollu’s screenplay inputs add finesse to the narrative.
A Rare Genre Attempt in Telugu Cinema
Director Koushik Pegallapati deserves applause for venturing into the occult thriller genre, a space rarely explored in Telugu cinema. The trailer suggests that Kishkindhapuri isn’t just another horror flick — it’s an immersive cinematic experience crafted with vision, scale, and freshness.
The Countdown Begins
With the theatrical release just days away, Kishkindhapuri has created massive buzz. Packed with terrifying visuals, unexpected twists, and stellar performances, the film promises to be a must-watch thriller for audiences who crave suspense, horror, and edge-of-the-seat entertainment.
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