Revealing a moody manor, ritual chants and a “century-old curse,” the trailer for Kaal Trighori introduces a supernatural thriller led by Arbaaz Khan with Rituparna Sengupta, Aditya Srivastava, Mahesh Manjrekar, Rajesh Sharma and Mugdha Godse. The film is slated to open in India on November 14, with the launch preceded by a teaser rollout and a song drop for “Mantra Aavahan” as the campaign broadened this week.
Directed and written by Nitin Vaidya, the feature is produced under Navin Productions LLP by Shirish Vaidya, Nitin Ghataliya and Mansukh Talsaniya, with PEN Marudhar handling distribution according to trade listings. Event photos from the Mumbai launch show Khan and Sengupta introducing the cut as the marketing pivots from motion poster to full-length trailer.
The premise draws on a folkloric concept that filmmakers describe as a rare time window repeating only once in a hundred years, during which “three nights” entangle “three lives.” Early materials frame the story around a haunted estate and occult signs, aligning the project with a wave of Hindi horror built from regional myths rather than slasher tropes. A synopsis on industry databases places filming in Gujarat, with a cast spanning mainstream Hindi cinema and Bengali screen veterans.
Recent updates detail a stepped rollout: a mid-October motion poster, an October 30 music asset, and this week’s trailer event, timed to keep the title in circulation ahead of release. Coverage also points to the thematic line “Some myths are real,” a tagline threaded through teasers and social posts, while a press invite from Sengupta highlighted a midday preview at a suburban multiplex. Promotional copy emphasizes atmosphere and ritual over gore, with the cut leaning on thunderous sound design and quick glimpses of totems rather than explicit narrative reveals.
