Kaal Trighori new poster unveiled: A Voodoo doll, a 100 year curse, and a haunting mystery awaits

Kaal Trighori new poster unveiled: A Voodoo doll, a 100 year curse, and a haunting mystery awaits

The makers of Kaal Trighori have set the stage for a chilling cinematic experience. Starring Arbaaz Khan, Rituparna Sengupta, Aditya Srivastava, Mahesh Manjrekar, Rajesh Sharma, and Mugdha Godse, the upcoming supernatural horror drama just dropped a spine-tingling new poster. The eerie image features a voodoo doll wrapped in chains with the ominous tagline: “It Waited 100 Years… For Her.”

Written and directed by Nitin Vaidya, Kaal Trighori is slated for a theatrical release on November 14, 2025. The film dives deep into the terrifying intersection of mythology and the supernatural, promising to deliver a blend of ancient curses, psychological tension, and occult mystery.

Adding to the anticipation, the makers announced that the film’s haunting track Mantra Aavahan (आवाहन) will drop tomorrow. The song, composed to invoke an atmosphere of dread and mysticism, is expected to set the tone for the film’s world of ritualistic horror.

Director Nitin Vaidya explained the mythology behind the title, saying, “Kaal Trighori refers to a rare month that occurs only once in a hundred years, when three perilous nights align within the same lunar cycle to create a powerful and ominous cosmic conjunction. From this convergence emerges a dark force known as Trighori, and the entire month is named Kaal Trighori.”

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Produced by Shirish Vaidya, Nitin Ghataliya, and Mansukh Talsaniya, with Rahul Vaidya as executive producer, the film combines mythological roots with modern storytelling. The narrative reportedly revolves around a curse that resurfaces after a century, connecting the destinies of the living and the damned.

With its mysterious symbolism, atmospheric visuals, and a powerhouse cast, Kaal Trighori looks poised to reawaken the classic Indian horror genre with fresh depth and scale. The story leaves audiences with a chilling question — is the terror born from ancient cosmic forces, or is it the work of human obsession masquerading as myth?

The answer, it seems, will unfold when Kaal Trighori arrives in theatres this November.