The first poster of upcoming rural horror film ‘Kheti’ starring Jackie Shroff and Sharad Kelkar has been unveiled, offering audiences a haunting glimpse into what promises to be an intense and atmospheric horror drama rooted in rural India.
According to an ANI report, the makers recently released the first-look poster of the film, introducing a dark and eerie setting that blends horror with the backdrop of farmland and village life. The poster immediately caught attention online for its gritty visual tone and unsettling imagery, hinting at a story deeply connected to fear, folklore and survival.
The film brings together Jackie Shroff and Sharad Kelkar for a project that appears to move away from conventional urban horror narratives. The poster suggests that ‘Kheti’ will explore horror through the lens of rural landscapes, adding a raw and grounded texture to the storytelling. While the makers have not revealed many plot details yet, the visuals indicate an emotionally charged narrative mixed with suspense and supernatural elements.
Jackie Shroff’s rugged screen presence and Sharad Kelkar’s intense performances are expected to add weight to the film’s dramatic and horror-driven atmosphere. Both actors have built strong reputations for portraying layered characters, and their pairing has already sparked curiosity among audiences.
The unveiling of the first poster has generated considerable buzz on social media, with fans praising the film’s intriguing concept and visually striking presentation. Many users also pointed out the growing popularity of rooted horror stories in Indian cinema, especially films that draw inspiration from local culture, traditions and rural settings.
The makers are expected to reveal more details about the cast, storyline and release schedule in the coming weeks. With its unique setting and strong lead cast, ‘Kheti’ is already shaping up to be one of the more interesting horror titles currently in development.
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