"Pindam," the much-anticipated horror drama featuring Sriram and Kushee Ravi in pivotal roles, is set to hit the big screen on December 15. Directed by Saikiran Daida and produced by Yeshwanth Daggumati under Kalaahi Media, the film has generated significant buzz with its compelling trailer, teaser, songs, and other promotional materials.

Despite securing an A (adults only) certificate from the CBFC after completing censor formalities this week, the filmmakers found themselves in an unusual situation, facing requests for multiple cuts. This departure from the norm has added an extra layer of intrigue to the movie. Notably, a strict disclaimer has been issued, advising against viewing "Pindam" for pregnant women, further fueling curiosity about the film's unique elements.

Based on a true incident in Nalgonda, the storyline revolves around a middle-class family ensnared in a house haunted by malevolent spirits. The movie features notable performances by Srinivas Avasarala and Eswari Rao in pivotal roles. The aggressive promotional strategy adopted by the team has kept "Pindam" in the spotlight, drawing attention in the days leading up to its release.

Remarkably, the production overcame various challenges, including supernatural occurrences during the shoot and practical issues, managing to wrap up filming ahead of schedule. Director Saikiran Daida emphasizes that "Pindam" is a straightforward horror drama, devoid of forced cinematic liberties, promising an authentic and chilling experience for the audience.

The narrative of "Pindam" unfolds across multiple timelines, spanning the 1930s, 1990s, and the present day. Adding to the cinematic allure, Krishna Saurabh's musical compositions and Sathish Manoharan's cinematography contribute to the atmospheric and immersive quality of the film. As the release date approaches, anticipation builds for the unveiling of this gripping and spine-tingling tale. The film's teaser and trailer is loaded with eerie and spooky elements and this is driving all the horror movie lovers crazy and they are waiting eagerly to enjoy the film on the big screen.