Stay updated on the newest streaming. Take a peek at What to watch on theatre this weekend across various languages. (March 11 to 17 )
Imaginary
Release Date: March 15th
A mother and her daughter have just settled into the mother’s childhood home. Everything seems ordinary until the daughter becomes unusually attached to a stuffed bear found in the basement. What starts as an innocent fascination takes a dark and unexpected turn when the bear is revealed to be linked to a tragic event from the past, setting off a nightmarish journey into the supernatural. Starring DeWanda Wise, Tom Payne, and Pyper Braun, and directed by Jeff Wadlow. This will be a recommendation for What to watch on theatre this weekend
Kung Fu Panda 4 (English)
Release Date: March 15th
Po’s eccentric adventures in the world of the ‘Kung Fu Panda’ enters a whole new dimension, when he is forced to take on a new challenger called ‘Chameleon’, who might be the toughest rival he has come across in his life. The animated film directed by Mike Mitchell features voice performances by actors like Jack Black, Awkwafina, Viola Davis and Bryan Cranston.
Anchakkallakokkan (Malayalam)
Release Date: 15th March
Chemban Vinod Jose and Lukman Avaran are set to headline this film, where a timid police constable finds himself fighting to survive his initial days on duty when a prisoner in custody seeks vengeance. Directed by Ullas Chemban, the movie promises an offbeat thriller unfolding within a confined setting.Pyper Braun, and directed by Jeff Wadlow. This will be a recommendation for What to watch on theatre this weekend
Bastar: The Naxalite Saga
Release Date: March 15th
This movie delves into the lives of the rebels of the Naxalite movement, who take up arms against the establishment. It centers around the stories of two women who emerge as the pivotal figures in a fierce retaliation against institutional wrongdoings. “Bastar” stars Adah Sharma, Indira Tiwari, Raima Sen, and Vijay Krishna among a talented ensemble cast, and is directed by Sudipto Sen.Pyper Braun, and directed by Jeff Wadlow. This will be a recommendation for What to watch on theatre this weekend
Lambasingi (Telugu)
Release Date: March 15th
Directed by Naveen Gandhi, “Lambasingi” tells the tale of an old-fashioned romance between a village girl and an outsider. The film, starring Jai Bharat Raj and Divi Vadthya, explores the profound impact of this love story on village life.
Yodha (Hindi)
Release Date: 15th March
In this action-packed thriller, Sidharth Malhotra takes on the role of an agent who went missing in action, only to reappear years later during a high-stakes airplane hijacking. “Yodha” delves into the complexities of his loyalty to his country, as well as the events surrounding his presumed death from a failed mission years prior. Joining Malhotra are Raashii Khanna and Disha Patani in leading roles, with direction by Sagar Ambre.
Hide and Seek (Kannada)
Release Date: 15th March
This gripping supernatural thriller delves into the investigation of a mysterious ghost rider and his network involved in human trafficking. “Hide and Seek” follows a determined police officer as he tracks down the criminal, encountering eerie and supernatural occurrences along the way. Directed by Punith Nagaraju, the film stars Anoop Revanna, Dhanya Ramkumar, and Aravind Rao.
Tantra (Telugu)
Release Date: 15th March
A shy young woman, gifted with the extraordinary ability to communicate with spirits, faces a crisis when she begins having ominous visions of a malevolent ‘tantrika’. What starts as a random encounter soon propels her into the enigmatic realm of cults and ancient Indian mythologies. Directed by Srinivas Gopisetti, the film stars Ananya Nagalla, Dhanush Raghumudri, and Saloni Aswani.
Mehabooba (Kannada)
Release Date: 15th March
A love story doomed from its inception finds itself at the intersection of opposition stemming from their strict religious backgrounds and familial values. Directed by Anup Anthony, the film features a cast including Shashikumar B S, Paavana Gowda, Salman Ahmed, and Kabir Duhan Singh.
Sharathulu Varthisthai (Telugu)
Release Date: 15th March
Can the unwavering determination of a lone warrior against the injustices suffered by his people shake the foundations of the system and usher in a transformation? This poignant social drama follows the journey of a government official who boldly confronts the authorities over the marginalization of a specific community within society. Leading the cast are Chaitanya Rao, Bhoomi Shetty, and Nanda Kishore in this film directed by Kumara Swamy.
Tilotomma (Bengali)
Release Date: March 15th
In “Tilotomma,” viewers delve into a legal saga revolving around the proprietor of an orphanage locked in a 15-year struggle against absentee land claimants. With recent developments in the case, he discovers avenues to bolster his stance in court. This compelling film is directed by Soumojeet Adak.
Kerebete (Kannada)
Release Date: March 15th
Kerebete unfolds amidst the backdrop of the annual fish-hunting event of the same name, celebrated in the Malnad region of Karnataka. The film delves into the entrenched biases and cultural challenges faced when a love story emerges between two prominent members of the local community. Directed by Rajguru Bheemappa, it stars Gowrishankar Shankarahalli, Bindhu Shivram, and Gopal Deshpande.
Jatt Nuu Chudail Takri (Punjabi)
Release Date: 15th March
A man who views all women with suspicion, labeling them as ‘Witches’ or ‘Chudail’, faces a dilemma when he unexpectedly falls in love with a woman who turns out to be an actual witch. Directed by Vikas Vashisht, the film features Gippy Grewal, Sargun Mehta, Roopi Gill, Nirmal Rishi, and others in a compelling ensemble cast. As he grapples with this newfound reality, his attempts to come to terms with the situation lead to humorous and troublesome encounters.
Chow Chow Bath (Kannada)
Release Date: 15th March
Chow Chow Bath is a romantic comedy releasing on March 15th. It weaves together three love stories where couples strive to come together despite societal and ideological barriers. The ensemble cast includes Sagar, Aruna Balraj, Sushmitha Bhat, Sankalp H Sharma, and Dhanush S Baikampady. Directed by Kenja Chethan, this film promises to deliver a blend of romance and comedy.
