Photo via Cinema ExpressBouma’s trailer drops — and it’s already setting the tone for a November showdown.
Bouma’s trailer drops — and it’s already setting the tone for a November showdown. The crime thriller, starring Sagar Surya of Pani fame and directed by Rejin S Babu (Pendulum), lands with a low hum of dread. Night scenes dominate. A missing-person case.
A house that feels like a trap. And Dileesh Pothan, in full cop mode, chasing shadows no one else can see. The film’s title? Bouma.
Not a name. A place. Or a warning. The kind you don’t forget after the screen goes dark.
The story is built around a real incident that made national headlines, but what happens next is pure speculation. The trailer doesn’t explain. It lingers. It waits.
It lets silence do the work. The cast is a Malayalam heavy-hitter: Vineeth, Revathy Sharma, Aditi Balan, Madhupal, Lena, Mokksha, Merin Philip, Raghunath Paleri, Jaffar Idukki, Vijay Babu, Manikuttan, Sajin Cherukayil, Praveena, Nilja, Jane Andrews, Binoj Vilya, Kavya S Bhanu, Naslin Jameela, Naushad, Senthil, Bhagath Manuel. All under the same roof.
All hiding something. Music by Christo Xavier. Cinematography by Sharan Velayudhan. Editing by Sooraj ES.
Production design by Appunni Sajan. Stunts choreographed by Kalai Kingson. Atus Films, led by Bassam Kadhiyar, behind the camera. Distribution handled by Bhavana Release across Kerala.
It’s not just a regional release. It’s a multilingual rollout, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Kannada. The film hits theatres worldwide on November 12. That’s five days from now.
And if the trailer’s mood is any guide, the wait won’t be easy. The question isn’t whether it’ll play. It’s whether anyone will sleep after.
About the film
Bouma
12 November 2026 · in theatres · cast, trailer and release details
This article was written by the CutMirchi desk from the reporting above. Facts are attributed to their original publishers.
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