GV Prakash's Happy Raj, Nivin Pauly's Prathichaya and Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary are some of the many films hitting theatres this week. Here's a full list:
Happy moves to Bangalore from his South Indian town in the hopes that being away from his history may help him find someone who loves him for who he really is. Kavya, a coworker from a whole different world, gives him that hope. However, their love story devolves into complete catastrophe when their families cross paths due to cultural differences and wounded pride. Cast: GV Prakash, Sri Gouri Priya. Director: Maria Raja Elanchezhian.
A teacher-turned-astronaut named Ryland Grace awakens with amnesia while on a mission to protect Earth from a threat posed by the sun. Cast: Ryan Gosling, Sandra Huller. Directors: Phil Lord, Christopher Miller.
The Chief Minister of Kerala is entangled in a conspiracy by a powerful business syndicate, and the weight of growing accusations causes his image to collapse. In an effort to clear his father's name and restore his family's honour, his son John Varghese enters a perilous web of power and deceit. Cast: Nivin Pauly, Sharaf U Deen. Director: Unnikrishnan B.
A young woman must survive the night at the Virgil, a demonic cult's enigmatic and twisted death-trap lair, in order to escape being their next victim. This leads to a bold big-screen war of epic killings and deliciously dark humour in this blood-soaked, high-octane horror-action-comedy. Cast: Zazie Beetz, Tom Felton. Director: Kirill Sokolov.
Mathi, an aspiring director, and Ajay, a startup software developer, pursue a fictitious romance while keeping their real identities a secret from one another. As unforeseen feelings develop between them, what begins as a calculating plan quickly becomes an emotional odyssey. Cast: Sudarshan Govind, Archana Ravi. Director: Ashokkumar Kalaivani.
Giri and Raaji grew up together in a small village; their love and bonding also grew, but changing fortunes and misunderstandings drove them and their families apart. Giri uses music and his village band to find his way as Raaji continues her education. Until circumstances force them to reunite, life takes them in quite different directions. The remainder of the novel revolves around what actually happens between them. Cast: Harsh Roshan, Sridevi Apalla. Director: Sathish Javvaji.
A horrible curse that afflicts the society for centuries is unleashed by a botched witchcraft ritual in Asthinapuram during the East India Company era. Years later, a young man must confront this terrible past in order to release the woman he loves from its deadly grip. Cast: Fredrick John, Ayraa Palak. Director: Manikandan Ramalingam.
It takes place in a town where cricket is more than simply a sport—it's a way of life! Gana, a carefree child who prioritises enjoyment above duty, meets Subhashini, a strong-willed individual whose principles conflict with his easygoing lifestyle. As fate puts their bravery and friendship to the test, their journey—which is full of humour, emotion, and surprises—takes unexpected turns. What starts off as a light-hearted rivalry quickly develops into a tale that has the power to permanently alter the lives and fates of many individuals. Cast: Sudigali Sudheer, Divya Bharathi.
A campus performer that chronicles the camaraderie, rivalry, love, and ambition of a group of college students. When personal egos and college pride are involved, what starts out as light-hearted fun quickly devolves into fierce competition. Cast: Adam Sabiq, Sagar Surya. Director: Sajil Mampad.
Since childhood, a young and imaginative Foley artist has heard a mysterious voice known as Suyodhana. She frequently imagines a figure dressed in Duryodhana's attire. His life is drastically altered when he is charged with his father's death, which prompts a startling investigation into his background. He was raised lovingly by his mother and encouraged by his childhood buddy and love interest. Cast: Priyadarshi Pulikonda, Drishika Chandar. Director: YS Madav Reddy.
Prakruthi, a nine-year-old girl with physical disabilities, leads a contented life with her devoted dog, Rocky, and her devoted family. Rocky's growing suspicion of Murali, an enigmatic ex-convict, sets off a series of dramatic events and a heartbreaking sacrifice that demonstrates the true meaning of devotion and redemption. Cast: Prakruthi Sharan, Patel Varun Raju. Director: Vishwas Krishna.
A sharp, dialogue-driven satire on gender roles and expectations in a world where social standards are subtly shaped by everyday discussions. It highlights the inconsistencies and conditioning ingrained in everyday life through clever conversations and nuanced humour. Beneath its humorous tone is a provocative perspective on identity, empowerment, and the evolving role of women in society. Cast: Lakshmi Manchu, Ananya Nagalla. Director: Arjun Gunnala.