Hombale Films Forms It’s Own ‘MCU’ With Mahavatar Cinematic Universe, To Bring 7 Animated Films In 12 Years - Details Inside!

Hombale Films (the makers of KGF and Kantara) are stepping into Indian mythology. The studio has teamed up with Kleem Productions to launch the Mahavatar Cinematic Universe, an animated film series based on the ten avatars of Lord Vishnu. The first film, Mahavatar Narsimha, will release in theatres on July 25, 2025, in 3D and five Indian languages.

The ambitious plan includes seven films over 12 years, ending with Mahavatar Kalki Part 2 in 2037. The idea is to mix mythological storytelling with animation, visual effects and a modern cinematic feel.

Hombale Films’ Mahavatar Cinematic Universe Full Release List

Sharing the big update, "The possibilities are ENDLESS, and we’re PUMPED to see our stories ROAR to life on screen. Buckle up for an EPIC cinematic ride!"

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Here’s the complete lineup of films announced in Mahavatar Cinematic Universe:

The first film will be directed by Ashwin Kumar and produced by Shilpaa Dhawan, Kushal Desai and Chaitanya Desai under Kleem Productions. Hombale Films is presenting the project.

Director Ashwin Kumar said, “We here at Kleem Productions, along with the powerhouse Hombale Films, are excited to bring the heritage of Bharat to the big screen in a never-before-experienced cinematic scale. The transcendental experience begins through the MAHAVATAR universe of Dasha Avatar… Now Bharat will Roar!”

Producer Shilpaa Dhawan added, “The possibilities are ENDLESS, and I’m PUMPED to see our stories ROAR to life on screen! Buckle up for an EPIC cinematic ride!”

Hombale Expands Mahavatar Universe Beyond Films

The Mahavatar Cinematic Universe is more than just movies. Hombale and Kleem plan to take the story across multiple platforms. They will also launch comics, graphic novels, video games, digital content, and collectibles based on the same world.

The goal is to bring these mythological stories to all age groups in a fresh, modern format. Through this long-term project, Hombale aims to build a universe that brings ancient Indian stories to life for today’s audience.