Maddock Films announces slate of eight films for the next four years

At a time when producers are not clear and confident about starting fresh films, production house Maddock Films has announced eight new films across diverse genres for the next four years.

Films such as Thama (2025), Shakti Shalini (2025), Bhediya 2 (2026), Chamunda (2026), Stree 3 (2027), Mahamunjya (2027), Pehla Mahayudh (2028), and Doosara Mahayudh (2028) follow a cinematic universe based on the theme of horror-comedy. These films will get released in the next four years.

Dinesh Vijan, founder, Maddock Films, said, "Our mission at Maddock has always been to innovate and entertain. We've crafted compelling characters that resonate with audiences, grounded in India's rich culture and heritage. This deep connection has made our stories not just relatable, but also meaningful."


2024 has been a landmark year for Maddock Films. The production house has been the biggest outlier in 2024. In 2024, when more films failed than worked, Maddock Films' Stree 2, Munjya, Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya and Sector 36 enthralled and proved successes in a time when success has become extremely elusive.

Stree 2 had emerged as the first Hindi film to cross Rs600 crore net collection at the domestic box office, indicating the production house's ability to create a successful cinematic universe of horror-comedies. The film resonated deeply with audiences, propelling horror comedy further into the mainstream cinema.

Vijan of Maddock Films explained, "We have consistently redefined Indian cinema with every release. From delivering mega-blockbusters like Stree 2, Munjya, and Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, Maddock Films has cemented itself as a powerhouse of innovative storytelling."


Riding high on the success of Stree 2, Maddock Films has embarked on its most ambitious venture of an interconnected cinematic universe of horror-comedy superheroes. Spanning the next four years, this grand narrative will culminate in Mahayudh (2028), an epic two-part saga. According to the production house, Mahayudh (2028) is likely to redefine the boundaries of horror-comedy in Indian cinema and push the limits of both genre and scale.

The production house believes that the key to success in Indian cinema lies in blending heritage with innovation.