(L) Vishwanath and Sons; (R) Batwara 1947 
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Vishwanath and Sons, Batwara 1947 and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres

From Suriya's Vishwanath and Sons to Sunny Deol's Batwara 1947, here's a list of films across languages you can catch in theatres this week

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Vishwanath and Sons: Tamil, Aug 14

A poster from Vishwanath and Sons

Vishwanath and Sons tells the story of Sanjay Vishwanath, a 40-year-old veteran international pistol shooter attempting a career comeback, as his goals clash with obligations to his family and an unanticipated age-gap relationship. Cast: Suriya, Mamitha Baiju, Raveena Tandon. Director: Venky Atluri.

Magudam: Tamil, Aug 14

Vishal (L) and John Vijay (R) in a still from Magudam

Protecting his son from some of the most dangerous gangsters in South India forces a calm father to accept his violent heritage. Cast: Vishal, Dushara Vijayan, Anjali. Director: Vishal.

The End of Oak Street: English, Aug 14

The End Of Oak Street poster

The Platt family quickly learns that their existence depends on them sticking together as they navigate their now-unrecognizable surroundings after a strange cosmic event tears Oak Street from suburbia and moves their neighbourhood to someplace unknown. Cast: Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor, Christian Convery. Director: David Robert Mitchell.

Agadha: Telugu, Aug 14

Kamakshi Bhaskarla from Agadha

A spiritually gifted woman named Mahadevi discovers a deadly supernatural threat in a forbidden forest cave following a string of tragic deaths and her cousin's unexplained suicide. Cast: Kamakshi Bhaskarla, Shravan Reddy, Ulka Gupta. Director: MS Raju. toh phir aao dobara

Awarapan 2: Hindi, Aug 14

Awarapan 2

After being pulled back into the underworld, Shivam discovers that his destiny depends on sacrifice, love, and atonement. Every choice he makes challenges his determination and determines his destiny as relationships become stronger and disagreements become more intense. Cast: Emraan Hashmi, Disha Patani, Shabana Azmi. Director: Nitin Kakkar.

Batwara 1947: Hindi, Aug 14

Sunny Deol (left) and Shabana Azmi in Batwara 1947

The narrative examines the 1947 India-Pakistan partition's human cost, instability, and displacement. Cast: Sunny Deol, Preity Zinta, Shabana Azmi. Director: Rajkumar Santoshi.

Hushar Pittalu: Telugu, Aug 15

Hushar Pittalu

Curiosity, puberty, and negative influences alter the decisions of two teenagers in a village, Ravi and Chitti, who end up in a covert relationship. The couple challenges their family when they learn of the affair, which starts a series of events that show how peer pressure, parental errors, and adolescent attraction can permanently change young lives. Cast: Vasavi Ganeshan, Ansh Thorat, Prani Reddy. Director: Bikshu Koyagura.

Madhuramee Jeevitham: Malayalam, Aug 14

Siddique (L) and Vinaya Prasad (M) in the first look poster of Madhuramee Jeevitham

It is a moving family drama that examines relationships, ageing, and the subtle beauties of daily existence. The narrative centers on retired bank manager Chanthu Menon and his wife as they transition to a slower stage of life. The movie is a moving, performance-driven experience that appeals to all age groups. Cast: Siddique, Vinaya Prasad, Gayathri Suresh. Director: Mathew Scaria.

Pallaburusu: Telugu, Aug 14

A poster for Pallaburusu

It centers on Shamboo, a lonely 68-year-old peasant whose straightforward request for a toothbrush leads to an unanticipated legal dispute with his estranged son. This endearing dramedy examines family, loneliness, generational conflict, and the enduring need for love, decency, and human connection against the backdrop of rural Telangana. Cast: Sudhakar Reddy, Muralidhar Goud, Prajwal Yadma. Director: Uday Chauhan.

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