Rashmika Mandanna & Tiger Shroff Lead Demon Slayer Fan Fest in Mumbai
Rashmika Mandanna & Tiger Shroff Celebrate Anime Fandom at Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle Screening in Mumbai
Mumbai witnessed a spectacular celebration of anime culture as Crunchyroll and Sony Pictures Entertainment India hosted a special fan screening of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle. The evening turned electric when Bollywood stars and self-confessed anime superfans Rashmika Mandanna and Tiger Shroff joined over 250 enthusiastic fans to experience one of the world’s most beloved anime franchises on the big screen.
Rashmika turned heads in a Demon Slayer-inspired outfit that paid homage to the sibling duo Tanjiro and Nezuko, while Tiger showcased his anime love in a Zenitsu-inspired jacket. Their energy and excitement set the tone for the event, with both stars engaging in fun conversations with fans.
Tiger revealed his favorite battle scene from the film, saying the Zenitsu vs. Kaigaku showdown was particularly impactful:
“Zenitsu was the only one who entered the castle calmly, without falling into it — that stood out for me.”
Rashmika, on the other hand, interacted with fans by asking about their favorite sequences. The crowd erupted in unison, cheering for the Akaza vs. Giyu and Tanjiro battle, a highlight that clearly left a mark on viewers.
The venue itself was transformed into an anime wonderland, featuring a giant inflatable Tanjiro, character standees, and stunning visuals from the series — creating a fully immersive Demon Slayer experience.
The screening gave fans an exclusive early glimpse into the emotional and action-packed world of Infinity Castle. The audience’s reactions said it all — from tears during heartfelt moments to thunderous cheers during intense fight sequences, proving the film’s powerful impact.
With anticipation at an all-time high, tickets for Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle are now open across India. Releasing on over 750 screens nationwide — the widest anime release ever in India — the film will be available across multiple formats, marking a historic moment for anime lovers in the country
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