Colour Yellow Productions’ Tumbbad is one of the most remarkable sleeper hits in Indian cinema, evolving into an epic over time. Upon its initial release, audiences walked in expecting a typical horror-thriller vibe, only to be immersed in a world they had never imagined, solidifying the film as one of Aanand L Rai’s most iconic productions. Known for bringing heartfelt stories from India’s heartland to the forefront, Colour Yellow Productions ventured into new territory with Tumbbad, redefining its approach to horror scripts. This film was special, marking a shift for the production house in exploring the genre in a fresh, innovative way.Reflecting on Tumbbad’s re-release, Aanand L. Rai shared, “Tumbbad was more than just a film for us—it was a journey into uncharted territory. The curiosity and the questions about a possible Tumbbad 2 even today, speaks volumes about its impact. We’re incredibly proud of Tumbbad and look forward to audiences witnessing it again. This is undoubtedly one of Colour Yellow Productions’ proudest ventures, and also another step in its journey of experimenting with genres.”The film, starring Sohum Shah, is being re-released in theatres from September 13, giving both longtime fans and new viewers a chance to experience its unique blend of folklore and horror in cinemas. ‘Tumbbad’ was perhaps one of the first few horror films that blended Indian folklore beautifully with the horror world. Apart from compelling storytelling and incredible performances, the film’s VFX played a pivotal role, drawing audiences into its haunting world.