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Kumbha Sambhava teaser out, Priya leads social drama on female foeticide

With the latest glimpse, Kumbha Sambhava positions itself as a socially conscious drama, blending real-life inspiration with cinematic storytelling

A Sharadhaa

The teaser of Kumbha Sambhava, directed by TN Nagesh, has been unveiled, with the film now moving through post-production after completing its shoot.

Priya, who came to spotlight as Girija in Bheema, takes the lead here, once again stepping into the role of a police officer. At the launch event, Dr Sri AV Srinivasan, founder of Paripoorna Sanatana Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, released the teaser and extended his wishes for the project, which carries a strong social message. With the latest glimpse, Kumbha Sambhava positions itself as a socially conscious drama, blending real-life inspiration with cinematic storytelling.

Produced under the Milky Moon Movies banner by Naga Nayak, Naresh Kumar, Tara R, Sunanda, and Purushottam, the film is inspired by a real-life incident near Mandya and addresses the issue of female foeticide. The makers are eyeing an October release.

Director Nagesh expressed gratitude to Dr Srinivasan, noting that the cooperation of technicians has been invaluable in shaping this project,” the director said.

Priya, who plays Janaki, a police officer, recalled being drawn to the script during narration. “I was impressed with the story and happy to be part of a subject that feels socially relevant,” she said.

The supporting cast features Shobith, Madhushree, Aadidev, Shankar Ashwath, Arjun Dev, Kote Prabhakar, Vijay Chendoor, Kamal, and Mubarak. The technical team includes cinematographer Siddaraju and editor Akash Mahendrakar.

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