Recently Triptii Dimri starrer Laila Majnu and Ranbir Kapoor’s Rockstar was re-released. The film worked wonders at the box office. And now the report is coming in that Sohum Shah starrer Tumbbad, a horror film is all set to re-release in theatres on August 30. Pinkvilla has exclusively reported the news.
In its report, the entertainment portal said that Tumbbad is coming to theaters near you. This Sohum Shah-fronted, folk-based horror film will be re-released for cinema lovers on August 30th, 2024. Tumbbad is a unique combination of horror and fantasy, based around folklore. The film’s protagonist is actor Sohum Shah. He plays a man named Vinayak, who is unabashedly greedy yet brave. The story is set in the 1900s. Vinayak returns to his ancestral village after a couple of decades. His motive? To find a treasure that’s hidden in an eerie old fort.
The film, which falls under the fantasy horror genre to be precise, is an experimental one with no big stars. That could be the reason why not many people are aware of this movie. The film did get recognition, awards and critical acclaim, but couldn’t get any box office numbers. Wondering which film we are talking about? It’s none other than the Rahi Anil Barve and Anand Gandhi-directorial Tumbbad.
What sets the films apart is its captivating cinematography. Each and every frame of this film has been perfectly crafted. The film’s location and sets add to its mysterious atmosphere. Tumbbad’s story is also unique. It’s more than just a horror film with jump scares. Instead, it focuses on human nature, societies, casteist norms and much more. Sohum Shah stood out as Vinayak. His credible performance breathed life into the film.
Tumbbad released theatrically on October 12, 2018. The making of Tumbbad took 5 years. The film had to face financial difficulties. In an interview last year, Sohum Shah revealed how he faced immense financial struggle while making this film. He even revealed that he had to sell his flat and properties to finance the film. “I heard that when Raj Kapoor was making films, he too had to sell his house,” Sohum Shah said. He also added that making a film is like raising a child.
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