The team of Jatadhara turned up the excitement this week with a massive pre-release event in Hyderabad. The stage looked stunning with mystical visuals inspired by the film’s supernatural theme, and fans packed the venue to catch a glimpse of the cast. Sudheer Babu (who leads the film) received a loud welcome. However, many noticed that Sonakshi Sinha was not present at the event, leading to speculation online.
Sonakshi Sinha Reveals Why She Missed Jatadhara Pre-Release Event
Soon after, Sonakshi addressed it herself. Zee Studios shared a highlight video from the event on Instagram, and the actress reposted it with a heartfelt yet quirky note explaining why she could not join the celebrations. She wrote, “What a grand event. Unfortunately, had to miss this one as I couldn’t travel due to a really high fever…But always there in a spirit looming as Dhana Pisachini. Best wishes to my team #Jatadhara. Can’t wait for Nov 7.”
Her message reassured fans that she is very much involved and excited about the film. The post also fuelled excitement around her character (Dhana Pisachini), who has already become a talking point for her striking and intense look.
Check out he post below
About Jatadhara
Jatadhara introduces Sonakshi Sinha in a never-before-seen avatar. She plays Dhanapisachini, a powerful supernatural spirit born from divine energy but consumed by greed and vengeance. This is Sonakshi’s Telugu debut, and her entry into the mythic-fantasy world has already created buzz. Makers revealed they invested months researching the character’s design, ensuring her look balances divinity, elegance and dark menace.
The film revolves around an ancient treasure linked to the sacred Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple. The story begins with a forbidden ritual called Pisacha Bandhanam, performed to bind evil spirits and guard immense hidden wealth. The chaos begins when a greedy human accidentally awakens Dhanapisachini, unleashing forces far beyond the mortal realm.
Sudheer Babu plays a stubborn realist who refuses to believe in spirits or curses. But as supernatural events unfold, he is forced to confront ancient powers he once dismissed. What follows is an intense battle between human ego and cosmic justice, good versus dark mysticism and fate versus free will.
Jatadhara is set to release in theatres worldwide on November 7.
