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‘Mayookha’ locks Oct 9 release
In Short
Upcoming suspense thriller 'Mayookha', starring Payal Chengappa and directed by Sri Tej S.K, gears up for a grand world premiere on October 9 with global distribution by Cognier Cine Creations.
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‘Mayookha’ locks Oct 9 release
The upcoming thriller ‘Mayookha’ starring Payal Chengappa is all set for a grand World premiere on October 9. Directed by Sri Tej S.K, this suspense-filled flick is presented by Sasidhar Nalla under the Prashvitha Entertai9ment banner.
They have now released an overseas update as Cognier Cine Creations will be distributing ‘Mayookha’ globally. The news is quite surprising and will create quite an interest across the globe. Presented as a unique thriller, the film has created a lot of buzz after the release of their recent trailer. As the makers have dropped a solid trailer, the viewers are now more excited to witness the film’s theatrical release.
Also, the film has quite an advantage as this week itself, the release of the much-anticipated film ‘Aadarsha Kutumbam’ of Venkatesh and Trivikram is postponed. So, the viewers who were going to watch the film have now shifted their attention towards ‘Mayookha’ which has created a good first impression on the viewers.
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