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Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna's Thama to be wrapped by May

 Rashmika Mandanna and Ayushmann Khurrana are gearing up for the grand release of their much-anticipated film, Thama, this Diwali. The film, which has been making headlines since it was announced, is now in its final leg of production and is expected to be wrapped up by the end of May.

A source close to the production revealed, "The team is working at a rapid pace to ensure the film wraps up on schedule. The makers are planning extensive post-production work, and they want to ensure the film is visually stunning. Rashmika and Ayushmann have been giving their best to bring their characters to life. Currently, the shoot is going on in full swing in Mumbai."




Another insider added, "This film is very special for Rashmika, as she has worked on horror comedy sequences like never before. The chemistry between her and Ayushmann is also something to watch out for. The team is confident that the film will offer something fresh to audiences."

Interestingly, Thama is slated to clash with Kartik Aaryan’s yet-to-be-titled film, which is also set for a Diwali release. The film, which will also mark Sreeleela's Bollywood debut, was announced last month with a teaser. Kartik, who has a strong track record of delivering festive blockbusters, is expected to give stiff competition at the box office. With two exciting films eyeing audience attention, this Diwali is shaping up to be a thrilling showdown at the movies.

The insider shared, "Kartik’s film with Anurag Basu is also highly anticipated, and both projects have strong potential. It will be interesting to see how the audience responds to the clash. The Diwali box office has always been a lucrative period, and this year will be no different."

A source close to the production added, "Diwali is one of the biggest windows for Bollywood films, and when two major films release together, it only adds to the excitement. Thama has an edge with its unique pairing, while Kartik’s film carries strong mass appeal. This will be a battle worth watching."

The makers of Thama are leaving no stone unturned in ensuring a high-octane cinematic experience. The film’s production team is working tirelessly to wrap up the shoot by May-end, allowing ample time for post-production, VFX, and promotional activities.

The source concluded by saying, "The film will feature high-quality visual effects and the team is putting in extensive hours to perfect every frame."

Directed by Aditya Sarpotdar, Thama promises to be a horror comedy with intense drama and power-packed performances by its lead stars. Rashmika, who has been making significant strides in Bollywood, will be seen in a unique avatar. At the same time, Ayushmann, known for his versatility, is expected to bring his signature charm to the film.

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