‘Tuner’ to ‘The Great Grand Superhero – Aliens Ka Aagman’: Everything Releasing In Theatres This Week

This week’s theatrical slate moves across genres, languages and scales. Horror and thrillers occupy a large part of the release calendar, while several films are also leaning into mythology, true crime, family dynamics and rooted storytelling. From Tamil and Malayalam titles to Bengali dramas and English horror entries, the week offers a wide mix of choices for audiences looking beyond the bigger event releases.

Blast

Release date: May 28
Language: Tamil

Arjun, Abhirami, Preity Mukhundhan, John Kokken and Vivek Prasanna headline “Blast,” where a family’s everyday routine is thrown into turmoil after an encounter with violent forces pushes them into dangerous territory. As the situation around them grows increasingly volatile, survival becomes their immediate concern. The film’s appeal comes from placing emotional family stakes inside an action-driven setup.

Kattalan

Release date: May 28
Language: Malayalam

Antony Varghese leads “Kattalan” alongside Dushara Vijayan, Sunil and Kabir Duhan Singh in a story that unfolds against a rugged landscape marked by danger and conflict. As the circumstances surrounding its central character spiral further out of control, difficult choices begin to shape his path. The attraction here is Antony Varghese stepping back into an intense action space on a larger scale.

Karakkam

Release date: May 28
Language: Malayalam

Sreenath Bhasi, Femina George, Shaun Romy and Sidharth Bharathan headline “Karakkam,” which steps into unusual territory by merging music, horror and comedy. Strange incidents begin unsettling the lives of its characters, creating a narrative that moves between absurdity and supernatural mystery. The curiosity factor lies in its genre mix, a space Malayalam cinema has rarely explored.

Tuner

Release date: May 29
Language: English

Leo Woodall appears alongside Dustin Hoffman, Havana Rose Liu, Jean Reno and Lior Raz in “Tuner,” a crime thriller centered on a piano tuner whose extraordinary hearing abilities unexpectedly pull him into a world of safecracking. What starts as an unusual gift slowly alters the course of his life. The draw here is its sound-based premise and suspense-driven storytelling.

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Phera

Release date: May 29
Language: Bengali

Sanjay Mishra and Ritwick Chakraborty front “Phera,” a drama built around emotional distance and unresolved relationships. Priyam and his father, Pannalal, live under the same roof yet remain disconnected, until an unexpected return forces them to revisit uncomfortable truths. The film stands out by placing intimate family emotions at the center of its narrative.

Navagunjara

Release date: May 29
Language: Hindi

Jitendra Bohara, Tushar Kawale and Jessica Yadav feature in “Navagunjara,” directed by Amit Dixit. Drawing inspiration from the mythical nine-part creature from Indian lore, the film uses mythology as a backdrop for a story rooted in emotional and interpersonal conflict. The interest here comes from blending traditional mythology with a contemporary dramatic framework.

Heer Sara Aur Pondicherry

Release date: May 29
Language: Hindi

Patralekhaa, Maanvi Gagroo, Arif Zakaria and Shveta Salve star in “Heer Sara Aur Pondicherry,” where two women set out on a motorcycle journey while navigating personal crossroads in their lives. As the trip progresses, the road begins changing more than just their destination. The film’s appeal lies in its character-led storytelling and the female friendship at its center.

Obsession

Release date: May 29
Language: English

Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette and Andy Richter headline “Obsession,” a supernatural horror thriller in which a young man turns to a mysterious object known as the “One Wish Willow” to win over his childhood crush. But what begins as desire soon takes an unsettling turn. The film leans heavily into psychological dread alongside its horror elements.

Shree Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj

Release date: May 29
Language: Hindi

Subodh Bhave, Samiksha Bhatnagar, Aniruddh Dave and Rajesh Sharma appear in “Shree Baba Neeb Karori Maharaj,” a biographical drama tracing the spiritual journey and teachings of Neem Karoli Baba. Through key moments from his life, the film explores the figure whose influence continues to resonate with followers. Its appeal lies in bringing a widely revered spiritual personality to the screen.

Kabanda

Release date: May 29
Language: Gujarati

Shyam Nair, Tarjanee Bhadla, Brinda Trivedi and Ruchita Chothani star in “Kabanda,” a character-focused Gujarati drama exploring emotional relationships and human dynamics. The film chooses a more intimate approach rather than relying on spectacle. The curiosity here comes from its emphasis on personal storytelling within the regional cinema space.

The Maharashtra Files

Release date: May 29
Language: Marathi

Usha Nadkarni, Mangesh Desai and an ensemble cast feature in “The Maharashtra Files,” which turns its attention toward land acquisition and the consequences faced by people caught within larger development projects. Through individual struggles, the film examines the tension between progress and displacement. The attraction lies in its socially relevant subject matter.

Phool Pishi O Edward

Release date: May 29
Language: Bengali

Raima Sen, Sohini Sengupta, Arjun Chakraborty, Ananya Chatterjee and Saheb Chatterjee lead “Phool Pishi O Edward,” where life inside a zamindar household slowly begins revealing hidden layers beneath its calm surface. An observant aunt becomes central to a narrative, where everyday interactions gradually turn into a larger mystery. The film combines family drama with intrigue.

The Great Grand Superhero – Aliens Ka Aagman

Release date: May 29
Language: Hindi

Jackie Shroff stars with Prateik Smita Patil, Bhagyashree, Durgesh Kumar and Sharat Saxena in “The Great Grand Superhero – Aliens Ka Aagman,” a family adventure driven by a child’s imagination and his belief that his grandfather is secretly a superhero. The film’s attraction comes from combining science fiction, fantasy and family themes.

Shape Of Momo

Release date: May 29
Language: Nepali

Gaumaya Gurung, Pashupati Rai, Rahul Mukhia, Shyamashree Sherpa and the late Bhanu Maya Rai feature in “Shape Of Momo,” set in a Himalayan village in Sikkim where Bishnu’s return home forces her to confront expectations around identity and belonging. As relationships begin influencing her decisions, the film explores questions of freedom and personal choice. The reason to watch lies in its rooted storytelling and festival journey.

Lakshmikanthan Kolai Vazhakku

Release date: May 28
Language: Tamil

Vetri, Rangaraj Pandey, Brigida Saga, and Saravanan lead “Lakshmikanthan Kolai Vazhakku,” a crime drama that revisits the murder of journalist Lakshmikanthan, a case that sent shockwaves through the Tamil film industry. By returning to one of cinema’s most talked-about controversies, the film places a real-life mystery at its center. The attraction lies in its true-crime roots and historical backdrop.