the theatrical release of the Malayalam horror-comedy Nellikkampoyil Night Riders, starring rising actor Mathew Thomas alongside Meenakshi Unnikrishnan, under debut director Noufal Abdullah's vision with Tsunami duo's music.
Early reviews from October 24, 2025, describe it as a folklore-inspired ride blending action and laughs, but critiques note average performances and failure to deliver genuine scares or humor, per The Hindu and Indian Express.
The attached posters highlight genre fusion—"Fear meets Fun" featuring Thomas in a tense spotlight scene, and "100% Entertainment" showcasing the lead trio—reflecting the film's marketed thrill-comedy vibe amid modest debut traction (1.7K views, 12 likes).
the title poster for "RAGE," an upcoming Tamil film billed as "An Unusual Love Story," featuring debutant lead Shan alongside Shirley Babithra, directed by newcomer Sivanesan, and scored by Vibin R of "Maadan Kodai Vizha" fame.
The dual posters emphasize a dark, visceral aesthetic with a blood-streaked female hand clutching a bangle against a crimson "RAGE" logo, signaling a thriller-infused romance produced by Iyakki Productions under Anamika and Abhishek Ravindranath.
Shared by cinema tracker, a Pan-India film enthusiast and distribution affiliate, the teaser builds hype for a theatrical rollout, tapping into Tamil cinema's trend of gritty indie narratives exploring unconventional relationships.
the just-released teaser "Blasting Roar" for Akhanda 2, the sequel to the 2021 Telugu blockbuster Akhanda that grossed over ₹113 crore worldwide, starring Nandamuri Balakrishna in his signature mass action role.
Directed by Boyapati Sreenu with music by S.S. Thaman, the film features Samyuktha Menon as the lead actress and targets a pan-India audience, as evidenced by the included Tamil poster emphasizing a December 5, 2025, worldwide release.
Posted by film tracker amid peak hype, it has already drawn 2,100+ views and fan buzz, underscoring Balakrishna's draw as a Telugu cinema icon ahead of the 2025 festive season.
the release trailer drop for the Malayalam horror thriller "Dies Irae" on October 25 at 12 PM IST, starring rising actor Pranav Mohanlal—son of superstar Mohanlal—and directed by Rahul Sadasivan, known for the critically acclaimed "Bramayugam."
The film, translating to "Day of Wrath," delves into a psychological horror narrative involving a familial curse and supernatural elements, produced by Night Shift Studios and YNOT Studios for a worldwide theatrical release on Halloween, October 31, 2025.
Amid a competitive late-October Malayalam release slate featuring father-son pairings like Mohanlal's "Vrushabha" and Dulquer Salmaan's "Kaantha," early buzz highlights premiere screenings starting October 30, positioning "Dies Irae" as a potential breakout for Pranav in genre cinema.
the official theatrical release of the Tamil film Mask on November 21, 2025, starring Kavin in a lead role with Andrea Jeremiah, directed by debutant Vikarnan Ashok.
The attached first-look poster depicts Kavin in a masked, money-strewn action setup on a motorcycle, signaling a commercial thriller vibe mentored by Venkat Prabhu and scored by GV Prakash Kumar.
Posted by cinema tracker on release day, it garners quick engagement amid Kavin's rising stardom post-Star, positioning Mask as a potential late-2025 box-office contender.
the vibrant music video for "Mannaru Vandhaaru," the first single from the upcoming Tamil romantic comedy Aaromaley, featuring peppy choreography, colorful street scenes, and lead pair chemistry sung by Sublahshini with music by Siddhu Kumar.
Aaromaley marks the directorial debut of Sarang Thiagu, starring Kishen Das and Shivathmika Rajashekar in lead roles alongside Harshath Khan and VTV Ganesh, produced with a focus on light-hearted vibes and set for theatrical release on November 7, 2025.
Early social media reactions highlight the song's catchy tune and addictive vocals, with users praising its fun energy and visual appeal, though the film's overall buzz remains modest ahead of further promotions.
