After watching this trailer, Bollywood takes a thrilling leap into the mythological-horror genre with MAA, and this time it’s none other than Kajol leading the charge. The trailer for the much-anticipated film has been officially launched by Ajay Devgn on his X handle and Jio Studios, offering a sneak peek into a dark and gripping cinematic world. Scheduled for a theatrical release on 27 June 2025, MAA is already creating buzz for its unique blend of mythology and horror.
Packed with horror-thriller and full of suspense, directed by Vishal Furia, the mastermind behind emotionally charged thrillers, MAA promises to take viewers on an unforgettable journey through fear, faith, and supernatural forces. This marks Kajol’s first venture into the horror genre, and fans are eager to see her in this new avatar. Her commanding presence in the trailer sets a strong tone for the film, showcasing intensity, emotion, and depth.
The film also features a strong ensemble cast, including Ronit Bose Roy, Indraneil Sengupta, Kherin Sharma, and Jitin Gulati, each playing pivotal roles in this dark narrative. With a story penned by Saiwyn Quadras, known for crafting layered screenplays, MAA aims to redefine horror storytelling in Indian cinema.
MAA Trailer, Starring Kajol
Produced by Ajay Devgn and Jyoti Deshpande, and co-produced by Kumar Mangat Pathak, the film continues Devgn’s exploration of edgy and genre-bending cinema, as previously seen in Shaitaan.
The trailer has already garnered massive attention on social media and YouTube, with fans praising its haunting visuals, sound design, and Kajol’s transformative role. As the film explores themes rooted in mythology and human psychology, it is poised to be both a box office success and a cinematic conversation starter.
Get ready to witness a fearless mother’s journey through shadows, curses, and divine mysteries — only in theatres from 27 June 2025. Before, you may also like to get on to hilarious comedy of the year in Indian cinema. Yes, Housefull 5 is on its way on June 6.
Share This