Key Points

Ahan Shetty is taking on his first horror film project after his action debut in Tadap. The movie is inspired by a real national tragedy and comes from acclaimed writer Patrick Graham. Production is handled by Not Out Entertainment with Khyati Madaan and Prashant Gunjalkar. Fans can expect this bold horror project to hit theaters in 2026 alongside his war film Border 2.

Key Points: Ahan Shetty Stars in National Tragedy Horror Film by Patrick Graham

  • Film written by Patrick Graham of Ghoul and Betaal fame
  • Backed by Not Out Entertainment producers Khyati Madaan and Prashant Gunjalkar
  • Marks Ahan Shetty's first horror genre project after Tadap debut
  • Scheduled for theatrical release in 2026 alongside Border 2
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Ahan Shetty set to headline horror film inspired by a real national tragedy

Ahan Shetty headlines a horror film inspired by a real national tragedy, written by Patrick Graham (Ghoul, Betaal). Set for 2026 theatrical release.

"Excited to begin a new journey with a project unlike anything I've done before - Ahan Shetty"

Mumbai, September 4

Bollywood actor Ahan Shetty has moved on with a new project, switching genres for his next. The 'Border 2' star has been roped in for a yet-to-be-titled horror film, which is said to be inspired by a real national tragedy.

The film is written by Patrick Graham, known for his work in the OTT horror series 'Ghoul' and 'Betaal,' promising a bold leap into genre-defining cinema.

It is backed by Khyati Madaan's Not Out Entertainment alongside Prashant Gunjalkar.

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The official Instagram handle of the production house confirmed the same and wrote, "Welcoming two powerhouses to the Not Out family. Ahan Shetty headlines our next, a theatrical horror film inspired by a real national tragedy. Written by Patrick Graham, the creator behind Ghoul, Betaal, the film marks a bold leap into genre-defining cinema."

Ahan also took to his Instagram handle and expressed his excitement.

"Excited to begin a new journey with a project unlike anything I've done before. India's first horror film inspired by a national tragedy. Grateful to Patrick Graham for his vision, and to our producers Khyati Madaan and Prashant Gunjalkar for making this possible. Looking forward to what lies ahead," the actor wrote.

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As soon as the announcement was made, it received much love from his fans and friends. Ahan's father, actor Suniel Shetty, also gave a shoutout in the comment section.

While further details about the film's plot and cast are yet to be unveiled, it is set to hit theatres in 2026.

Ahan Shetty, who made his acting debut with the 2021 film 'Tadap', is currently gearing up for the release of his next, 'Border 2.' The war epic features a star-studded ensemble including Sunny Deol, Varun Dhawan, and Diljit Dosanjh.

'Border 2' is scheduled to release on January 22, 2026.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Ahan switching from action to horror? Interesting move! But making horror from real tragedies feels a bit sensitive. Hope they don't commercialize someone's pain for entertainment.
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Arjun K
After watching Tadap, I think Ahan has potential. But horror based on national tragedy? Which tragedy are they referring to? Hope it's not something too recent that might hurt sentiments.
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Sarah B
Patrick Graham + horror genre = guaranteed chills! Betaal was so underrated. Looking forward to seeing what they create together. Hope the production values match the ambitious concept.
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Vikram M
First Border 2 and now this! Ahan is building an interesting filmography. But 2026 release? That's quite far away. Hope they maintain the momentum until then.
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Michael C
Horror inspired by national tragedy is a bold concept. Hope they focus on storytelling rather than just jump scares. Indian cinema needs more quality horror that actually makes you think.

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