The makers of upcoming comedy entertainer ‘Uttar Da Puttar’ have announced that the film will hit cinemas on July 24, 2026, setting the stage for a light-hearted family entertainer this summer. The release date was unveiled by the production team through an official announcement on social media.
Directed by Ravinder Siwach, the film features a strong ensemble cast led by Annu Kapoor and Rukhsar Rehman. The supporting cast includes Pawan Malhotra, Rajendra Sethi, Brijendra Kala, Sumit Gulati, and Ishtiyak Khan, among others.
Produced under the banner of Promodome Motion Pictures, ‘Uttar Da Puttar’ is described as a comedy-drama that promises a blend of humour, relatable characters, and family-oriented entertainment. While the makers have largely kept the storyline under wraps, the film is expected to offer a quirky narrative rooted in everyday situations and relationships.
The announcement has generated curiosity among moviegoers, particularly given the presence of seasoned performers such as Annu Kapoor and Pawan Malhotra, who are known for their strong comic timing and character-driven performances. The film is expected to cater to audiences looking for a wholesome theatrical experience.
With the release date now locked, ‘Uttar Da Puttar’ joins the growing slate of Hindi films scheduled to arrive in cinemas during the second half of 2026. The makers are expected to unveil the trailer and promotional campaign in the coming weeks.
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