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‘Video’: Srinidhi & Dheekshith on making a spine-chilling horror drama

#VideoTheFilm, a found-footage #Kannada horror drama, hits the screens on September 11

#VideoTheFilm, a found-footage #Kannada horror drama, hits the screens on September 11.

Updated - September 08, 2026 12:12 pm IST

#VideoTheFilm, a found-footage #Kannada horror drama, hits the screens on September 11. Director Srinidhi Bengaluru and producer #DheekshithShetty talk to The Hindu about the experience of pulling off a unique horror thriller. In a midnight conversation, the duo opens up on the evolution of the horror genre in Sandalwood and how they have attempted to make a high-quality modern horror film.

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‘Video’: Srinidhi & Dheekshith on making a spine-chilling horror drama

Published - September 08, 2026 12:04 pm IST

‘Video’: Srinidhi & Dheekshith on making a spine-chilling horror drama

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