Cineworld’s cinematic offering is truly far-reaching, diverse, and enthralling. From big blockbuster releases to live recordings straight from the most famous world stages, one thing you can also expect from Cineworld is a plethora of World Cinema titles from all corners of the world, including plenty of upcoming South East Asian and foreign films.
With Cineworld South East Asian screenings often turning into a party full of cultural celebration, keep reading for all the upcoming foreign films you can book now at your local branch.
War 2 (Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil) (from 14th August)
The return of Major Kabir Dhaliwal, in another stunning, action-packed instalment from the YRF Spy Universe, the agent is now India’s public enemy number one and is being hunted by N. T. Ramo Rao Jr. At Cineworld we’re showing this in IMAX, 4DX, and Superscreen in Hindi for an extra explosive experience.
Coolie (Tamil) (from 14th August)
Nagarjuna Akkineni stars as gold and luxury watch smuggling Simon Xavier, whose son rejects his father’s criminal business and sits on the other side as a customs officer. Exploring themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and survival, this gritty action drama is sure to keep your eyes fixed to the screen.
Paradha (Malayalam & Telugu) (from 21st August)
What happens when everything you’ve always thought and lived by is challenged? That’s what happens to a veiled village woman when a stranger visiting the city questions her traditions. Featuring a curse, this sounds beautifully dramatic.
Phaphey Kuttniyan (Punjabi) (from 22nd August)
A hoot of a film, two con women decide to reverse their humble upbringings through organising Punjabs kitty parties with questionably good luck. Will they get caught? You’ll have to watch to find out.
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Enna Nu Rehna Sehna Nai Aaunda (Punjabi) (from 22nd August)
Kiran’s peace is disturbed in her Canadian neighbourhood when a bunch of international students move in next door. Sort of like Bad Neighbours but in Punjabi, a rivalry builds between Kiran’s family and the students.
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Hridayapoorvam (Malayalam) (from 28th August)
There’s nothing like a good bit of family drama to get your teeth into, and Hridayapoorvam is serving it up hot with its exploration of familial relationships and the strains that come across generations as tradition meets a new way of thinking. Directed by Sathyan Anthikad, expect it to pack a punch straight to the gut.
Lokah Chapter One : Chandra (Malayalam & Telugu) (from 29th August)
A blend of comedy, fantasy, and thriller, this one is sure to have you seated. A trio of friends meet their mysterious, otherworldly neighbour who doesn’t seem to fit into their very normal, metropolitan life. The first in a series, buckle up because Lokah Chapter One is sure to be good.
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Odum Kuthira Chadum Kuthira (Malayalam) (from 29th August)
Ever been cut irreversibly deep by an ex? That’s exactly what happens to one otherwise cheerful groom when his bride sends his world upside down, and him down a hole of misery. A chance meeting could be set to fix it all, though.
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Param Sundari (Hindi) (from 29th August)
Things never did run smooth in a clash of cultures as a couple from different backgrounds attempt to make their relationship work. Heart-warming and full of laughs, Siddharth Malhotra and Janhvi Kapoor star as our star-crossed lovers.
Maa Jaye (Punjabi) (from 29th August)
Translating to Brothers Beyond Borders, this is a heartwrenching and moving tale that spans both distance and time and celebrates brotherhood and strength found in the sense of belonging.
Ghaati (Telugu) (from 5th September)
When push comes to shove, a strong, powerful woman finds herself entangled in the dangerous world of cannabis trade in this action crime drama starring Anushka Shetty as Sheelavathi.
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