Rākāsā (2026)

Released: 2026-04-03 Recommended age: 8+ No IMDb rating yet
Rākāsā

Movie details

  • Genres: Fantasy, Comedy
  • Director: Manasa Sharma
  • Main cast: Sangeeth Shobhan, Nayan Sarika, Vennela Kishore, Tanikella Bharani, Getup Srinu
  • Country / region: India
  • Original language: te
  • Premiere: 2026-04-03

Story overview

A young man returns to his Indian village after ten years abroad, hoping to find romance. His arrival accidentally awakens an ancient evil that the village has long feared. As this supernatural threat grows, his romantic pursuit becomes dangerous, putting lives at risk in a blend of fantasy and comedy.

Parent Guide

A fantasy-comedy with supernatural elements and mild peril, balanced by humorous moments. Suitable for children who can handle fantasy threats without becoming overly frightened.

Content breakdown

Violence & peril
Moderate

Supernatural threats and peril from ancient evil awakening. Characters face danger but likely with minimal graphic violence given comedy genre. Some tense scenes as lives are threatened.

Scary / disturbing
Moderate

Ancient darkness/evil awakening could be frightening for sensitive viewers. Supernatural elements and life-threatening situations create tension, but comedy likely provides relief.

Language
Mild

Expected minimal strong language given Indian cinema standards and comedy-fantasy genre. Possibly some mild exclamations in tense moments.

Sexual content & nudity
Mild

Romantic storyline may include mild romantic moments, kissing, or flirtation. No explicit content expected given genre and likely rating.

Substance use
None

No substance use expected given family-friendly fantasy-comedy genre and Indian cinema conventions.

Emotional intensity
Moderate

Tense moments as ancient evil threatens lives. Romantic tension adds emotional layers. Comedy provides balance to intensity.

Parent tips

This fantasy-comedy features supernatural threats and peril but is likely balanced with humor. Expect scenes of ancient evil awakening, tense moments, and romantic subplots. The comedy elements may soften scarier parts. Best for children who can handle mild fantasy peril without becoming overly frightened.

Parent chat guide

After watching, discuss: How did the characters handle the ancient threat? What made the scary parts less frightening? Talk about the balance between fantasy danger and comedy. Ask if the romantic storyline felt believable amid the chaos. Explore how the movie blends traditional village fears with modern humor.

Parent follow-up questions

  • Which character made you laugh the most?
  • Was there anything that scared you? What was it?
  • What was your favorite part of the movie?
  • How did the characters work together to face the ancient evil?
  • What made the scary parts less frightening?
  • What did you think about the romance story in the movie?
  • How does the movie balance comedy with supernatural threats?
  • What cultural elements did you notice about the village traditions?
  • Do you think the romance storyline was believable given the dangerous situation?
  • How does the film explore themes of tradition versus modernity?
  • What commentary might the movie be making about returning to one's roots?
  • How effective was the blend of fantasy and comedy genres in this film?

Where to watch

Streaming availability has not been announced yet.