Telugu horror thriller Kishkindhapuri has completed one year since its theatrical release, and the makers are taking a trip down memory lane with a spooky anniversary celebration. Shine Screens shared a special poster marking one year of the film and wrote, “One Year. Countless Chills. Celebrating 1 Year of Kishkindhapuri and the memories that still give us goosebumps!” The post celebrates the film’s journey while reminding fans of the eerie experience that made it a memorable entry in Telugu horror cinema.
Released on September 12, 2025, Kishkindhapuri is directed by Koushik Pegallapati and features Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas and Anupama Parameswaran in the lead roles. The film combines horror with elements of thriller, humour and drama, creating a mix that aims to keep the audience entertained even when the supernatural scares begin piling up. Its anniversary has now given fans and the team an opportunity to revisit the film’s most chilling moments.
The story revolves around a couple who run ghost tours and find themselves facing something far more terrifying than the spooky experiences they usually offer to customers. Their journey takes a dangerous turn when they encounter a malevolent spirit connected to an abandoned radio station. What follows brings together supernatural mysteries, unexpected twists and plenty of tension, giving Kishkindhapuri its distinctive horror-thriller flavour.
Bellamkonda Sai Sreenivas and Anupama Parameswaran lead the film, while the project also brought together a notable technical team. Producer Sahu Garapati has been associated with the film, with music by Chaitan Bharadwaj adding to its atmospheric world. The anniversary poster also highlights an award recognition for best audiographer, underlining the importance of sound design in a film where every creak, whisper and sudden silence can make the difference between a normal scene and a full-blown scare.
As part of the anniversary celebration, Shine Screens tagged members of the cast and crew, including director Koushik Pegallapati, Sai Sreenivas, Anupama Parameswaran, Sahu Garapati, Chaitan Bharadwaj and other collaborators. The celebratory post reflects the film’s commercial journey and its status as a box office hit. More importantly, the “countless chills” referenced by the makers suggest that the film has managed to leave behind the kind of memories horror audiences enjoy revisiting.
One year after Kishkindhapuri first arrived in theatres, its anniversary celebration shows that the spooky ride still has plenty of life left in it. With its haunted setting, supernatural mystery, dramatic twists and a generous dose of thrills, the film carved out its own space among recent Telugu horror entertainers. For fans who remember those goosebumps — and those who enjoy discovering horror films after their theatrical run — the first anniversary is the perfect excuse to revisit Kishkindhapuri and see whether the scares still hit just as hard.