Vikram Bhatt is known as the master of horror films and hence his upcoming horror film is keenly awaited. It was all set to release on November 21, 2025. It was then pushed to January 30 followed by February 6. Finally, the film is up for release within the next two months, Bollywood Hungama has learned.

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EXCLUSIVE: Vikram Bhatt’s upcoming 3D horror film to release in June

A source told us, “Vikram Bhatt’s next horror film will release in June. The makers realized that it’s an appropriate date considering the release period and are confident that it would help them amass a huge audience.”

This horror film of Vikram Bhatt reunites the filmmaker and actor Mimoh Chakraborty after Haunted 3D (2011), and this time, he’s joined by Chetna Pande and others. Also, like Haunted, their upcoming collaboration will also be released in the 3D version.

The teaser of the film was released in September and due to audience feedback, Vikram Bhatt decided to reshoot certain parts of the film. Accordingly, 12 days of shoot took place.

In November 2025, Vikram Bhatt exclusively told Bollywood Hungama, “When we released the teaser, (a section of the audience was) not happy. They wanted more real locations. We have always been in the habit of listening to good advice. Hence, we have adhered to it and shot in actual locations. We have incorporated those shots into the film.”

He further explained, “We generated a lot of VFX plates for the background. But that didn’t look real enough. Hence, we went and shot a couple of scenes for 10-12 days.”

Vikram Bhatt made a big claim before signing off, “I can tell you that my upcoming film will have the best 3D to date in Indian cinema. I just saw some 3D shots and I was jumping with joy!”

Vikram Bhatt’s upcoming 3D horror film is produced by Anand Pandit, Rakesh Juneja and Shwetambari Bhatt.

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