Vishwak Sen is pushing boundaries with his upcoming film CULT, and the teaser launch has set the internet ablaze. The actor-director issued a bold warning that has only amplified the buzz around this daring project.
A Deadly Party Game Gone Wrong
CULT revolves around a chilling premise — a party host introduces a deadly game where survival becomes the only rule. What starts as a vibrant gathering quickly spirals into a nightmare, with guests being killed one by one with no escape.
Just when chaos takes over, the narrative introduces the Game Master — a mysterious and unhinged figure. Is he a saviour trying to control the madness, or an even bigger threat? This question drives the film’s core tension.
India’s First True Slasher Film
With CULT, Vishwak Sen is attempting something rarely seen in Indian cinema — a full-fledged slasher thriller. The film is being touted as India’s first true slasher movie, reportedly inspired by disturbing real-life incidents.
The glimpse makes it clear this is no conventional commercial entertainer. The narrative appears bold, raw, bloody, and unapologetically brutal — a cult-style survival horror experience far removed from typical Indian film formats.
Vishwak Sen’s Shocking Statement at Teaser Launch
At the teaser launch event, Vishwak Sen made a striking statement that has only fuelled curiosity:
“I suggest families stay away from the film. Keep your children away from this film. Weak-hearted people, don’t come to my film.”
By openly warning audiences about the intense content, Vishwak Sen has made it abundantly clear that CULT is not meant for everyone. This unconventional marketing strategy has generated massive buzz on social media.
Vishwak Sen’s Third Directorial Venture
This marks Vishwak Sen’s third film as director, with the actor also playing the lead role. Known for pushing creative boundaries in Telugu cinema, he continues to choose unconventional projects that challenge mainstream norms.
CULT promises to be his boldest experiment yet — a film that dares to go where Indian cinema rarely ventures. With the slasher genre virtually unexplored in Indian filmmaking, all eyes are now on whether Vishwak Sen can deliver a truly terrifying experience.
