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The Vvaan teaser out: Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah face ancient forest wrath
The Vvaan teaser out: Sidharth Malhotra, Tamannaah face ancient forest wrath
The makers of Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's *The Vvaan* released the film's official teaser on Wednesday, exactly one month before its theatrical release on September 25. The folklore thriller follows an…
The makers of Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia's *The Vvaan* released the film's official teaser on Wednesday, exactly one month before its theatrical release on September 25. The folklore thriller follows an urban man who defies a forbidden forest and awakens a divine goddess, forcing him to confront supernatural powers. The cast also includes Shweta Tiwari, Sunil Grover, Anup Soni and Maniesh Paul.
The teaser depicts a dark, mystical world set in a dense forest with fog and glowing red eyes, where an ancient force guards the jungle. Malhotra's character wields a Trishul and navigates ritualistic settings, while Bhatia's dialogue hints at his destined connection to the forest and a female protector goddess riding a tiger. Kiara Advani shared the teaser on her Instagram Stories with fire emojis, and Sidharth reposted her reaction. The film's producers Arunabh Kumar and Ektaa Kapoor earlier shared their temple visits on World Folklore Day. The team has teased a second teaser coming soon.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Mythology-infused horror-thrillers have been a recurring Bollywood bet since the success of *Tumbbad* and *Bulbbul*, but mainstream star vehicles in this genre remain rare. *The Vvaan* arrives after several date shifts, suggesting post-production or marketing challenges. The film pits a modern protagonist against an ancient forest goddess, a premise that risks feeling derivative next to studio VFX spectacles. Box office will hinge on whether the teaser's occult imagery and the draw of Malhotra and Bhatia can pull urban audiences away from the OTT-first habit. The film's September 25 release lands just before the festive season, so opening weekend footfall at multiplexes will be the first concrete test.
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