Payal Rajput and Ajay Bhupathi are set to send shivers down the audience's spine with their upcoming horror thriller, 'Mangalavaram', scheduled for a grand release on November 17, 2023. The dynamic duo, known for their impactful debut film 'RX100', is gearing up to create another cinematic sensation.

Having successfully completed its censor formalities, 'Mangalavaram' has been granted an A certificate by the censor board, further intensifying the anticipation for its release. Ajay Bhupathi, the visionary director, has stoked curiosity by hinting at a potential sequel to the film, generating buzz following the spine-chilling teaser and trailer.

As the excitement builds, online bookings for 'Mangalavaram' are now open, revealing ticket rates that are nothing short of surprising. In Telangana, at the AMB Multiplex, where Mahesh Babu is a partner, the platinum ticket is priced at Rs. 350, while the gold rate stands at Rs. 295. In all other multiplex theaters, including Prasad Multiplex, the ticket rate is set at Rs. 295.For theaters like Chandrakala, Vishwanath, BR Hitech, the maximum ticket rate is Rs. 150, with a minimum ticket price of Rs. 50, ensuring accessibility for a wide audience.

Turning our attention to Andhra Pradesh, Visakhapatnam multiplex theaters like Sarath Sangam have set a maximum ticket rate of Rs. 145 for box seats and a minimum rate of Rs. 100 for non-premium seats. Similarly, Shree Leela Mahal Theater maintains the same ticket prices. At Nataraj Theatre, the first-class ticket is priced at Rs. 145, and the second-class ticket is Rs. 70. In Vijayawada's single-screen theaters, the maximum ticket rate is Rs. 112, with a minimum of Rs. 80.

'Mangalavaram' boasts an impressive ensemble cast, including Nanditha Swetha, Divya Pillai, Azmal, Ravindra Vijay, Krishna Chaitanya, and Ajay Gosh, with the musical brilliance of Ajaneesh Lokanath. Produced in collaboration between Mudra Media Works and A Creative Works, 'Mangalavaram' promises to deliver a thrilling cinematic experience that will leave audiences on the edge of their seats.