Ram Gopal Varma's Shiva, starring Nagarjuna in the lead is coming back to theatres. So is Cheran's Autograph. While Dulquer Salmaan's Kaantha will take you back in time, Now You See Me comes with its third sequel. Here's all the film you can catch in theatres this week.
It revolves around an ego and power struggle between Ayya, a film director, and Chandran, his protégé who is now a superstar actor. Cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Bhagyashri Borse, Samuthirakani. Director: Selvamani Selvaraj.
An elephant that is stuck in a pit is found and saved by a young, lonely boy. They eventually become inseparable. However, their relationship is shattered when his mother sells the elephant. Cast: Mathi, Shrita Rao, Arjun Das. Director: Prabhu Solomon.
This charming family comedy and offbeat romantic comedy demonstrates that babies should be born out of pure love rather than under duress. Cast: Vikranth Reddy, Chandini Chowdary. Director: Sanjeev Reddy.
With no cash, no phones, and no GPS, One Last Ride is a crazy and entertaining road trip to Goa. Four friends with distinct personalities set off on an impossible journey to grant a last request, and the trip is full of riotous fun. Unforgettable memories and the revelation of one startling truth result from their car, a character in and of itself, giving them difficulties like never before. Cast: Krishna Burugula, Ram Nithin. Director: Harish Reddy Uppula.
Shiva, a new student, confronts some local thugs who are causing trouble at his college even though he is aware that they have the support of a powerful and vicious politician. Cast: Nagarjuna, Amala, Raghuvaran. Director: Ram Gopal Varma.
Senthil, an advertising executive, chooses to individually invite his former acquaintances to his nuptials. His voyage becomes a sentimental walk down memory lane as he goes to deliver the invites, bringing up memories of his former life. Cast: Cheran, Gopika, Sneha, Kanika. Director: Cheran.
Along with a new generation of illusionists, the Four Horsemen make a comeback, showcasing mind-blowing twists, turns, shocks, and magic that has never been captured on camera. Cast: Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson. Director: Ruben Fleischer.
The Running Man, a lethal competition where competitors, known as Runners, must live 30 days while being pursued by professional assassins, is the most popular television program in a near-future society. Every action is aired to a bloodthirsty public, and each day offers a larger financial reward. The risk increases along with the ratings, and Ben has to outsmart not only the Hunters but also a country that is obsessed with seeing him fail. Cast: Glen Powell, Josh Brolin. Director: Edgar Wright.
When Ashish visits Ayesha's family home in De De Pyaar De 2, love is put to the ultimate test! Will the relationship between people of different ages win hearts or cause trouble? This Pyaar vs. Parivaar match promises a relatable, wild experience for all types of viewers with heart, humour, and a tonne of family chaos. Cast: Ajay Devgn, Rakul Preet Singh, Madhavan. Director: Anshul Sharma.
Poongavanam, a notorious criminal, has ruled Chennai for more than 25 years without receiving a single formal complaint. The government sends IPS officer Thigazh Bharathi on an undercover assignment to destroy his empire amid betrayal, bloodshed, and power struggles after he is the object of a suo motu case. Cast: Anandraj, Samyuktha Shanmughanathan. Director: AS Mukundan.
In this endearing tale, four young boys set out on an incredible journey in search of their fabled "Dreaming Well." The enduring ties of youth and pure childhood reminiscence are the main themes of the movie. Cast: Vivek Prasanna. Director: Harikumaran.
Agra tells the tale of a boy who experiences life's setbacks and longs to live a contented existence in his new room with a bride. Cast: Priyanka Bose, Mohit Agarwal. Director: Kanu Behl.
When Purathan and Adhunika reunite in the present, they set off on a mystical trip through their previous incarnations, travelling from the coastal regions of pre-independence Karnataka to the celestial realms of Devaloka and Vasco da Gama's adventure. They have to discover their destiny as remnants of the past reappear. Will love last a lifetime, or will history always repeat itself? Cast: SS Dhushyanth, Ashika Ranganath. Director: Simple Suni.
Yama, the deity of death, unexpectedly visits a young man who is on the edge of suicide. What comes next is an unexpected, heartfelt journey through loss, love, humour, and hope. Even death pauses in this tragic story. Cast: Lukman Avaran, Drishya Regunath. Director: Gautham Thaniyil.
When Akshay falls in love with two girls simultaneously without any of them realising it, he finds himself in a hilarious predicament. His stern father is totally opposed to love, which exacerbates the situation. Akshay now has to balance both sides, conceal the truth, and find a way out of the mayhem he's caused. Cast: Anish Tejeshwar, Rajeev Kanakala. Director: Anish Tejeshwar.
Vikram and Meghana's heartbreaking loving journey is explored in the poignant Kannada romantic comedy. As they pursue their aspirations in the realm of film, their journey follows childhood friendship, sorrow, and rediscovery. Cast: Gandhi Reddy, Aishwarya Dinesh. Director: Gandhi Reddy.
