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Kangana Ranaut Returns To Horror Genre After Chandramukhi 2, Teams Up With Rana Daggubati For Scary Picture

Actress and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut is all set to star in the upcoming horror film Scary Picture. The actress, who was last seen in Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata, will be collaborating with Rana Daggubati for the project. The announcement was made by Rana at HorrorCon India 2026, held in New Delhi on Saturday, October 31, coinciding with Halloween. Kangana Ranaut Teams Up With Rana Daggubati For Horror…

Kangana Ranaut Returns To Horror Genre After Chandramukhi 2, Teams Up With Rana Daggubati For Scary Picture

Actress Kangana Ranaut, a BJP MP, is set to star in the upcoming horror film "Scary Picture," marking her return to the genre after 2023's "Chandramukhi 2." The movie, directed by Telugu horror filmmaker Ravi Babu, will be Rana Daggubati's first Hindi feature. Ravi Babu, a friend of Rana's, has previously made several horror films in the Telugu language.

The announcement of the project was made at HorrorCon India 2026, held in New Delhi on Halloween, coinciding with the special event. The film's title was revealed at the conference, making it the first time such a disclosure was made to the Hindi press. While further details, including the release date, storyline, and remaining cast members, have not been disclosed, the news has generated excitement among fans.

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