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Sithara Entertainments to release Dhanush’s Om in Telugu

Dhanush and Mammootty’s much-awaited film Om: Chapter 1 – Udhiram: The Blood Wood is set for a grand Telugu release, with Sithara Entertainments coming on board as its distributor

Cinema Express Desk

Sithara Entertainments, which previously produced the Dhanush-starrer Sir, is now set to release the actor’s upcoming film Om: Chapter 1 – Udhiram: The Blood Wood in Telugu. The film is scheduled to hit theatres worldwide on November 20, 2026, in multiple languages.

The film brings together National Award-winning actors Dhanush and Mammootty, along with an impressive ensemble cast featuring Sai Pallavi, Sreeleela, Naseeruddin Shah, Indrans and Chaitu Jonnalagadda in prominent roles. Written and directed by Amaran fame Rajkumar Periasamy, the film promises an intense cinematic experience with gripping storytelling, powerful performances and high-octane action.

The technical team includes music composer Sai Abhyankkar, cinematographer Ezhil Arasu K, editor R Kalaivanan, art director A Pannerselvam and action choreographers Yannick Ben and Kecha Khamphakdee.

The film is produced by Dhanush, Shraddha Agrawal and Azmat Jagmag under the banners of Wunderbar Films and RTake Studios. It is gearing up for a worldwide theatrical release on November 20.

Sithara Entertainments has been bringing several exciting films to Telugu audiences through its distribution ventures. The banner has previously been associated with releases such as Lokah: Chapter 1 – Chandra and Superstar Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2. With Om: Chapter 1 – Udhiram: The Blood Wood, the production house is now bringing another much-awaited film to Telugu moviegoers.

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