A period horror set in the Rayalaseema region during a drought, Ganga-Jamuna blends . When two rival village chieftains die on the same night, their spirits possess the local temple dancers. The film is visually stunning—using the harsh midday sun (not darkness) as its primary source of dread.
Inspired by myths surrounding the Padmanabhaswamy Temple, the film explores the conflict between science, faith, and ancient rituals. Highlights: best telugu horror movies 2025
This is not a jump-scare movie. It is a slow, suffocating descent into hell. Director Indraganti uses the claustrophobic tunnels of the Golconda set to perfection. Adivi Sesh, known for his intense writing, co-wrote the screenplay, ensuring that every ghostly apparition has a logical (and tragic) backstory. The film cleverly blends real history with mythology, making you question whether the horror is supernatural or simply the cruelty of man. A period horror set in the Rayalaseema region