Anushka Shetty's Ghaati Release Pushed Further, Producers Break Silence
The release of Ghaati, starring Anushka Shetty and Vikram Prabhu, has been postponed yet again. Originally scheduled to hit cinemas on July 11, 2025, the film will now arrive later than planned, owing to pending production work.
In a statement issued by the makers, the team cited the need for additional time to complete key portions of the film and ensure a high-quality final product. They also thanked fans for their patience and promised an update on the new release date soon.
The production house, UV Creations, shared an official note on their X (formerly Twitter) handle saying, 'Cinema is a living river.. sometimes it rushes forward, sometimes it pauses to gather depth. Ghaati is not just a film; it's a mountain echo, a wild breeze, a story carved from stone and soil. To honour every frame, every breath, we have chosen to hold its flight a little longer in our embrace. We believe this wait will make the experience richer, more intense, more unforgettable. Thank you for your love and patience."
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This marks the second time Ghaati has faced a delay. The film was originally set to release on April 18, 2025, but was later pushed to July 11.
Presented by UV Creations and produced by Rajeev Reddy and Sai Babu Jagarlamudi, Ghaati marks the second collaboration between Anushka Shetty and director Krish Jagarlamudi. The duo previously worked together on the critically acclaimed blockbuster Vedam.
The technical crew of Ghaati brings together some of the industry's finest talents. Manojh Reddy Katasani handles the cinematography, while the music is composed by Nagavelli Vidya Sagar. The film's visual design is shaped by veteran art director Thota Tharrani, with editing by Chanakya Reddy Toorupu and Venkat N Swamy. Ghaati is being released in multiple languages including Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi.
Meanwhile, Anushka Shetty was last seen in the 2023 romantic comedy Miss Shetty Mr Polishetty, where she starred opposite Naveen Polishetty.
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