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I Play Rocky, John Doe and more: What To Watch This Week in Theatres

From I Play Rocky to John Doe, here's a list of all films releasing in theatres across languages this week

Jayabhuvaneshwari B

G.O.A.T: Telugu, Nov 12

A still from G.O.A.T

A former sporting legend, pushed into the background, is forced to make an unexpected comeback when a crisis demands his involvement. As new rivals emerge and old wounds resurface, he must prove that he still has what it takes. Cast: Sudigali Sudheer, Divya Bharathi, Brahmaji, Nithin Prasanna, Prudhviraj, Motta Rajendran and Sarvadaman D Banerjee. Director: Vedavyas Akula.

Bouma: Malayalam, Nov 12

Poster of Dileesh Pothan's Bouma

A struggling singer travels to an estate shrouded in tragic secrets, a place she barely remembers from her past. As memories begin to blur with the present, a relentless police investigation into missing women leads to the same mysterious grounds, revealing a disturbing connection between them. Cast: Vineeth, Dileesh Pothan, Sagar Surya, Revathy Sharma, Aditi Balan, Madhupal, Lena, Moksha Sengupta, Merin Philip, Jaffer Idukki, Vijay Babu, Manikuttan and Sajin Cherukayil. Director: Rejin S Babu.

Wildwood: English, Nov 12

Poster of Wildwood

When crows abduct her younger brother, Prue McKeel ventures into the mysterious and forbidden wilderness of Portland, Oregon, with her classmate Curtis to rescue him. Their journey takes them into a hidden world filled with strange creatures and dangerous forces. Voice cast: Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Jacob Tremblay, Carey Mulligan, Mahershala Ali, Angela Bassett, Awkwafina, Jake Johnson, Charlie Day, Amandla Stenberg, Jemaine Clement, Maya Erskine, Tom Waits and Richard E Grant. Director: Travis Knight.

John Doe: Tamil, Nov 13

A poster from John Doe

In John Doe, police officer Chandru investigates the disappearance of a young boy, a case that leads him to a series of murders involving 17 other missing children in a Tamil Nadu town. As he searches for answers, he must uncover the identity of an unidentified person connected to the case. Cast: Arjun Das, Sanchana Natarajan, Anupama Kumar, Archana Chandhoke, Srishti, Zaara Vineet and Badava Gopi. Director: Madhumita.

Itllu Arjuna: Telugu, Nov 13

Anaswara Rajan and Aniesh from Itlu Arjuna

Arjuna, a speech-impaired young man with exceptional abilities, falls in love with Keerthy. Unable to express his feelings through words, he communicates through his actions, but their love story takes an unexpected turn when they become entangled in a dangerous situation. Cast: Aniesh Reddy, Anaswara Rajan, Vennela Kishore, Brahmaji, Mukesh Rishi, Kalaiyarasan Harikrishnan, Elango Kumaravel and Sandeep Sahu. Director: Mahesh Uppala.

Maya Lady: Telugu, Nov 13

Rakesh Varre and Madhumitha Sarcar from Maya Lady

Krish, a karate and self-defence instructor looking for his ideal partner, falls for Asha, a gentle and charming woman. However, he soon discovers that she has a twin sister, Rupa, whose bold personality is completely different from hers, leading to a series of romantic complications. Cast: Rakesh Varre, Madhumita Sarcar, Satya, Indraja and Mysore Suresh. Director: Prasankar.

I Play Rocky: English, Nov 13

Anthony Ippolito as Sylvester Stallone in I Play Rocky

A biographical drama, I Play Rocky follows Sylvester Stallone's struggle to get his screenplay for Rocky made into a film. Despite repeated rejections, Stallone insists on playing the lead role himself, risking everything to bring the story of underdog boxer Rocky Balboa to the screen. Cast: Anthony Ippolito, AnnaSophia Robb, P J Byrne, Toby Kebbell, Tracy Letts, Jay Duplass, Matt Dillon and Stephan James. Director: Peter Farrelly.

Raashi: Kannada, Nov 13

Raashi

Shivaraj, a young man from a village, moves to the city to pursue his college education. There, he meets Radhya, and their friendship gradually blossoms into love. Their relationship brings them new experiences as they navigate romance and family relationships. Cast: Aditya Shashikumar, Samiksha, Ramesh Indira, Tabla Nani, Veena Sundar, Manju Pavagada, Kari Subbu and Ugramm Ravi. Director: Vijay Palegar.

Dark Chocolate: Telugu, Nov 13

Stills from Dark Chocolate

Yagna, an arrogant former film star whose career has suffered a series of setbacks, attempts to make a comeback by bringing three people from his past to an isolated mansion. However, strange events and blurred lines between reality and hallucination soon push him into a psychological spiral. Cast: Vishwadev Rachakonda, Bindu Madhavi, Rakesh Rachakonda and Ramesh Konambhotla. Director: Shashank Srivatsavaya.

Donga Naa Koduku: Telugu, Nov 13

Rajitha, Mouli Tanuj Prasanth and Ali from Donga Naa Koduku

Eeshwar, a young man obsessed with making quick money, finds himself in debt and plans a jewellery shop robbery. When the heist goes wrong, he and his family are caught up in a series of chaotic and comic situations. Cast: Mouli Tanuj Prasanth, Sushmitha Shetty, Ali, Raghu Babu, Rajitha and Gundu Sudharshan. Director: Sreenu Kambala.

Melcow Pondicherry: Malayalam, Nov 13

First look at Arjun Ashokan led Melcow Pondicherry

A group of friends from Kerala travel to Pondicherry for a getaway. Their holiday takes an unexpected turn when one of them goes missing, forcing the others to search for their friend amid a series of unforeseen events. Cast: Althaf Salim, Balu Varghese, Sarath Sabha, Arjun Ashokan, Motta Rajendran, Diya Deepan, Joel Jo George and Akshaya Premnath. Director: Nikhil Mohan.

Kalusha: Kannada, Nov 13

Stills from Kalusha

Deva, a man with a good reputation in his town, is suddenly arrested in connection with a brutal murder. Inspector Ashok, who witnesses the incident, tries to understand Deva's state of mind with the help of a doctor. As the investigation progresses, disturbing truths begin to emerge. Cast: Yuvaan Pratap, Aishwarya Muthuraj, K S Sridhar and Bala Rajawadi. Director: Shanmukh S K.

Lambodhara 2.0: Kannada, Nov 13

Lambodhara 2.0 still

The science-fiction thriller explores a future in which technology attempts to measure and predict human happiness. Five people from different walks of life become part of a journey involving artificial intelligence, robotics and questions about what truly makes people happy. Cast: Anil Shetty, Kunal Kapoor, Saachi Bindra, Meghana Gaonkar and Mac D'Souza. Director: Simple Suni.

Nee Nange Allava: Kannada, Nov 13

Nee Nange Allava

Lucky, a cheerful young man who turns everyday clashes into laughter, finds unexpected romance when he meets charming singer Kushi. But when a painful secret from her trip to Chikmagalur comes to light, Lucky embarks on a testing journey of courage and truth, determined to stand by his love against all odds. Cast: Ravi Prakash, Arathi Padubidri, Giri Shivanna, Kaashima, Rahul Arcot, Rohith Bhanuprakash and Vinod Bharathi. Director: Manoj P Nadalumane.

Talcum Powder: Telugu, Nov 13

Shiva Kandukuri from Talcum Powder

Bunty, an ordinary young man, makes a mistake that draws him into the drug trade. Soon pursued by both criminals and the police, he finds himself in a desperate race to escape the consequences of his actions. Cast: Shiva Kandukuri, Drishika Chander and Sainath Ponna. Director: Sainath Ponna.

Janarinda Nanu Mele Bande: Kannada, Nov 13

Janarinda Naanu Mele Bande poster

Based on real-life stories, the film follows two young men from contrasting backgrounds who share a passion for dance. One is an underprivileged youth from a slum hoping to turn his talent into a livelihood, while the other leaves his education behind to pursue dance. Their paths converge as they work towards a common ambition. Cast: Gandharvaraj Shankar, Apthi Patwardhan, Krithika Diwakar, Vinod Raj, Abhijith, Shailaja Dwarakish and Shivakumar Aaradhya. Director: Navilugari Naveen.

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