D. Sandeep

D Sandeep is all set to enthral the audience with his first directorial film, 'Kaaal'. The film has been in the buzz for quite some time now. The makers of the film recently unveiled the first look poster and teaser from the film today.

Just a few weeks back, the first time director, D Sandeep's horror film 'Kaaal' released the much-awaited trailer and teaser posters from the film which has generated good curiosity among the pan-Indian audience.

The director's interest in the paranormal and ghost stories drove him to write and direct his first Marathi feature film

After having received an overwhelming response to the recently released teaser from the filmgoers, trailer and poster of the most awaited horror Marathi film 'Kaaal' was released on social media. The one of its kind horror film in Marathi, 'Kaaal' has created a buzz in the film industry, especially on social media.

This horror flick begins with a group of boys encounter with a ghost as they visit a spooky place to shoot fake video. With some intense and scary scenes to eerie background score, this one is sure going to be an absolute treat for the horror film lovers.

Kaaal has been written, directed and edited by D Sandeep and features newcomers in the lead

Director D Sandeep did extensive research on the topic before turning it into a film

The trailer depicts a group of youngsters entangled in a mystery when they are at a bungalow in Konkan. The group, in a bid to project themselves as paranormal investigators, finds it difficult to handle the situation when they themselves face the haunting experience in the bungalow.

Marathi movies have been known for its content and have gathered honours internationally. One of its kind of horror film in Marathi, 'Kaaal' directed by the first time director, D Sandeep has created a buzz in the film industry after it was announced and the response from the recently released trailer of the film has been tremendous

The film's team largely consists of former students of Savitribai Phule Pune University

The Marathi horror film has been shot using the 'found footage' style

Kaaal, however, stays true to its story and explores what it promises to, without deviating from the subject

Generally, a low budget means compromise on some aspects of the film and more often than not, it’s the technical aspects that bear the brunt

This is the first time a Marathi film is getting a theatrical release in Russia

Off line counter sale of tickets of all denominations for the third T20I between India and South Africa, scheduled to be held on June 14, will commence at the ACA-VDCA stadium (Gate No. 17), the GVMC Swarna Bharati indoor stadium and Jyothi theatre at 11 am on Wednesday.

Kanchikacherla (Krishna district) Police arrested seven persons for allegedly holding tantrik rituals and sorcerous prayers at a residence at Chevitikallu village under Kanchikacherla mandal in Krishna district on Monday.

The body of BRS MLC Baswaraj Saraiah's cousin's daughter, Baswaraj Shravani (27), who died by suicide at Birmingham in London (UK) on May 9, reached Warangal on Thursday night.

An engineering graduate, who allegedly harassed a 12-year-old girl from California in the US, was arrested by Cyberabad police on Saturday.

Ludhiana deputy commissioner Varinder Kumar Sharma on Monday offered to be the first one to get vaccinated for Covid-19 vaccine for the second phase that is expected to start from Wednesday.

Vizag Rural police seized 168 kgs ganja and arrested four smugglers when they were making arrangements to transport the material in a four-wheeler at Pallavuru in Koyyuru mandal on Thursday.

The MIDC police officials and animal activists of PAWA-India NGO have finally nabbed the accused school bus driver who had rashly run over a local stray dog, Sheru, killing it instantly.

In what could police suspect unaccounted money belonging to one of the candidates contesting the Munugode bypoll, ₹ 3.5 crore cash was seized from six persons near a star hotel at Tank Bund in the early hours of Tuesday.

The Chennai Corporation will build five bridges at a cost of around 13 crore in different parts of the city in 2013-14.

Initially, four Marathi films were to release on the day, but two, Vikun Tak and Prawaas, shifted their release dates

Naseer Saab, Parashuram, D Sandeep and T Nagesh of Hampapatna village in Hagaribommanahalli of Bellary district had put in months of practice, dreaming of a career in the army.