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Censor Board clears Rashmika Mandanna's 'Thamma' for release with U/A certificate

By IANS | Updated: October 18, 2025 12:30 IST

Chennai, Oct 18 The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has now cleared director Aditya Sarpotdar's eagerly-awaited horror ...

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Chennai, Oct 18 The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) has now cleared director Aditya Sarpotdar's eagerly-awaited horror comedy 'Thamma', featuring actress Rashmika Mandanna in the lead, for release with a U/A certificate.

Asian Suresh Entertainment, the distribution firm that is releasing the Telugu version of 'Thamma', took to its X timeline to share a poster that showed that the film had been cleared by the Censor Board. It wrote, "Certified U/A and loaded for Diwali. Get ready to witness #Thamma on the big screen! In cinemas on Oct 21st!#ThammaTelugu Release by @asiansureshent #ThammaThisDiwali #ThammaOn21stOct"

The film has triggered huge excitement ever since the makers released the trailer of the film.

The trailer begins with Rashimika introducing Nawazuddin Siddiqui's character Yakshasan as the protector of the world. However, he suddenly decides to go rogue and becomes the 'Thamma' himself. The trailer also gives a fleeting glimpse of some romantic moments between Ayushmann and Rashmika.

Soon after, Alok (Ayushmann), to his horror, finds himself turned into a vampire, with a missing heartbeat and fangs. This leads him on a journey full of unexpected challenges that come with his newfound identity.

It may be recalled that Rashmika had been unable to attend the trailer launch event of the film as she was shooting for with 'Cocktail 2'. Apologising for her absence at the event, the actress had said, "Hi guys, I am so sorry that I couldn't be at the trailer launch. I am shooting for 'Cocktail 2' in Sicily right now, but I really really hope that you liked the 'Thamma' trailer and the brand new Maddok horror comedy."

Revealing how special her character in the film was, Rashmika added, "Tadaka is such an important and strong character, and I had the honor and the privilege of playing her. I absolutely loved playing her part on screen. I can't wait for all of you to watch Thamma in the theatre this Diwali."

'Thamma' stars Ayushmann as Alok, Rashmika as Tadaka, Nawazuddin as Yakshasan, Paresh as Ram Bajaj Goyal, and Sathyaraj as Elvis Karim Prabhakar, along with others.

The makers of the film, Maddock Films, while sharing the trailer, had said, "A forgotten legend from our folklore, #Thamma takes centre stage this Diwali. Maddock Horror Comedy Universe presents a bloody love story, produced by Dinesh Vijan & Amar Kaushik and directed by Aditya Sarpotdar. In cinemas worldwide on 21st October. Trailer Out Now. Link in bio.(sic)"

'Thamma' is slated to hit screens on October 21, for Diwali this year.

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