In recent years, audiences have shown a growing appreciation for movies that bring fresh and innovative concepts to the screen. A wave of young talent has emerged, embracing new-age cinema and fearlessly experimenting with storytelling. "Bahumukham" is a movie that has captured the curiosity of many with its teaser, offering a glimpse into a film that promises to be unique and engaging.

HarShiv Karthik, who not only plays the lead role but also contributes as a writer, designer, producer, and director, is at the helm of this intriguing project. The movie's tagline, "Good, Bad & The Actor," hints at a storyline that delves into the complexities of its characters.

The recently launched theatrical trailer has further heightened expectations for the film, providing a deeper insight into its narrative and showcasing the various facets of the protagonist. Filmed in multiple locations across Atlanta, Macon, Canton, and the surrounding areas of Georgia, USA, "Bahumukham" appears to be a suspenseful drama thriller that offers a unique perspective on its protagonist's journey.

The story follows Tanveer, an aspiring artist who, after spending his formative years in a detention center, seeks the help of a psychotherapist named Disha to pursue his and his mother's dream of becoming an actor. The trailer hints at the protagonist's complex character, showing his transformation into a psycho-killer and hinting at a series of mysterious killings that add layers of suspense to the plot.

With Harshiv Karthik delivering an impressive performance in the lead role, supported by a talented cast including Swarnima Singh and Maria Martynova, "Bahumukham" promises to be a gripping cinematic experience. The film is co-produced by Arvind Reddy under the banner of Crystal Mountain Productions, with Luke Fletcher as the cinematographer and Sricharan Pakala providing the background score.

Phani Kalyan's music, along with the editing by Garry Bh and Harshiv Karthik, adds to the film's overall impact. With a release date set for April 5th, "Bahumukham" is set to hit the screens alongside "The Family Star," offering audiences a choice between two intriguing films.