After celebrating her 29th birthday in the picturesque landscapes of Oman, Rashmika Mandanna has swiftly transitioned back to work mode. The popular actress has resumed the night shoot schedule for her much-anticipated horror comedy “Thama”, where she stars opposite Ayushmann Khurrana.

Known for her infectious energy and dedication, Rashmika shared a stunning shot of the moonlit sky on her Instagram Stories, updating fans about her current shooting schedule. She captioned the photo, “Shooting nights for the next couple of days… So the only posts and stories you’ll get of us is of either the moon or the camera lights or the stars (which in our city is impossible to see) Agreed?”

Behind-the-Scenes Glimpse of ‘Thama’ Night Shoots

The actress previously offered fans an exclusive peek into the making of “Thama”, sharing a candid moment with the film’s director, Aditya A. Sarpotdar, during a late-night shoot. In a humorous Instagram story from March, Rashmika captured the director seated on a plastic chair, deeply focused on a monitor.

She wrote cheekily, “My director… Making me shoot night shoot every time… Ice bucket… Story of my life.” Responding in kind, Sarpotdar reposted the story with the caption, “Where mortals fear the night, the vampires find their power.” Rashmika then added, “Wise words. Knows exactly how to make a Thama (vampire) happy!”

This playful exchange not only highlighted their camaraderie but also teased the vampire-themed narrative that awaits audiences.

‘Thama’: A Promising Entry in Maddock’s Horror Comedy Universe

“Thama” is set to be a pivotal installment in Maddock Films’ ever-expanding horror-comedy cinematic universe. Following the success of films like Stree, Roohi, and Bhediya, this latest addition raises the stakes with a unique blend of horror, comedy, and a blood-tinged romance.

The story unfolds as a researcher stumbles upon ancient manuscripts, gradually uncovering dark vampire lore and unsettling truths about a cursed town. As supernatural forces begin to rise, the protagonist must battle not only mythical threats but also internal demons, promising audiences a chilling yet emotionally charged cinematic experience.

Star-Studded Cast Brings 'Thama' to Life

In addition to Rashmika Mandanna and Ayushmann Khurrana in lead roles, “Thama” boasts an impressive ensemble cast. Acclaimed actors Paresh Rawal and Nawazuddin Siddiqui are set to appear in crucial roles, elevating the film’s dramatic gravitas.

This project also marks the first collaboration between Aditya A. Sarpotdar, known for his recent success with Munjya, and the leading duo. With his sharp vision and knack for blending horror with humor, Sarpotdar is poised to deliver another genre-bending hit.

Creative Powerhouses Behind the Project

“Thama” is produced by Dinesh Vijan and Amar Kaushik, two creative minds responsible for reinventing horror-comedy in Bollywood. Backed by Maddock Films, the screenplay has been penned by the talented trio Niren Bhatt, Suresh Mathew, and Arun Fulara—names that have consistently delivered sharp, witty, and thrilling stories in Indian cinema.

The film is being crafted with attention to both atmospheric dread and engaging storytelling, a hallmark of Maddock’s brand of horror comedies. Early buzz suggests that “Thama” will not only entertain but also push genre boundaries.

Anticipation Builds for ‘Thama’s’ Release

With an intriguing premise, a star-studded cast, and a director who thrives in the horror-comedy space, “Thama” is generating strong anticipation among fans and industry insiders alike. Rashmika Mandanna’s commitment to the demanding night shoots and her on-screen chemistry with Ayushmann Khurrana could make this film a standout hit of the year.

As filming continues under the night sky, audiences can expect more behind-the-scenes glimpses, teasing the eerie world of “Thama.” Whether it’s the vampiric undertones, the small-town suspense, or the haunting romance, this film promises to be a unique experience in Indian cinema.

Stay tuned for more updates as the countdown to the release of “Thama” begins—where shadows come alive, and laughter meets terror.