Thama Continues Its Winning Streak
Ayushmann Khurrana, Rashmika Mandanna, and Nawazuddin Siddiqui starrer Thama has taken the box office by storm, earning glowing reviews and impressive collections. From its engaging storyline and stellar performances to innovative direction and world-class visual effects, the film has struck a perfect balance between entertainment and artistry — fast becoming a festive season blockbuster.
VFX as a Central Character
The visual effects in Thama have become a talking point across the industry. More than just a technical achievement, the VFX plays a vital narrative role — seamlessly blending myth, mystery, and emotion. Critics and audiences have hailed the film as one of the most visually captivating experiences in modern Hindi cinema, setting new benchmarks for storytelling through technology.
Amar Kaushik Praises ReDefine (Prime Focus)
Producer Amar Kaushik, in association with Maddock Films, extended heartfelt appreciation to ReDefine (Prime Focus) for their creative excellence and commitment to cinematic innovation. Kaushik highlighted how their partnership has consistently delivered cutting-edge visual storytelling that enhances the emotional and aesthetic depth of every project.
“ReDefine’s contribution to Thama has been extraordinary. Their artistry elevated our vision and helped us craft a cinematic experience that truly connects with audiences,” said Amar Kaushik.
A Continuing Collaboration in the Horror Comedy Universe
The collaboration between ReDefine (Prime Focus) and Maddock Films has a proven track record of success. Their earlier partnership on Munjya — another standout entry in the horror-comedy universe — was widely praised for its groundbreaking creature design and realism. The VFX-driven portrayal of the titular character became a pop-culture phenomenon, reaffirming the team’s prowess in blending technology with storytelling.
Pushing the Boundaries of Indian Cinema
With Thama, the partnership continues to redefine genre filmmaking in India. By integrating advanced visual effects into emotionally resonant narratives, Amar Kaushik and ReDefine (Prime Focus) are not only shaping the future of Indian horror comedies but also elevating the visual language of mainstream Hindi cinema.
