Bollywood actor Ayushmann Khurrana has officially begun filming for ‘Thama’, the latest addition to Maddock Films’ expanding horror comedy universe. This project marks Khurrana’s debut as a vampire on the silver screen, a role that promises to intrigue fans with its dark and comedic elements.
The actor took to Instagram on Wednesday evening to share the news with his followers. Posting a screenshot of a congratulatory message from Maddock Films‘ head, Dinesh Vijan, Khurrana captioned it simply, “#Thama Day one,” signaling the commencement of the much-anticipated project.
Maddock Films, known for its unique and entertaining takes on the horror-comedy genre, has previously delivered hits like ‘Stree’, ‘Roohi’, and ‘Bhediya’. With ‘Thama’, the studio aims to further expand this universe, introducing a fresh take on the classic vampire trope.
Khurrana, celebrated for his versatility in films like ‘Andhadhun’ and ‘Badhaai Ho’, is set to bring his signature charm and depth to the role of a vampire. This unique choice of character underscores the actor’s penchant for unconventional roles and stories that push cinematic boundaries.
Directed under Maddock Films‘ banner, ‘Thama’ is expected to blend horror with humor, offering a narrative that’s both thrilling and entertaining. Fans are eager to see how Ayushmann adapts to the world of vampires, adding his flair to the supernatural realm.
As filming gets underway, audiences can look forward to another exciting chapter in Maddock Films’ horror-comedy series, with Ayushmann Khurrana leading the charge.
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