The digital premiere of ‘Sumathi Valavu’, featuring Arjun Ashokan, is set for September 26, 2025, on Zee5. This horror-comedy film explores a cursed road bend in rural Kerala, blending scares with humor for an entertaining viewing experience.
(Picture Courtesy: Facebook) The much-anticipated digital release of ‘Sumathi Valavu’, starring Arjun Ashokan, is just around the corner! After its theatrical debut over a month ago, this horror film is set to begin streaming on Zee5 starting September 26, 2025.
Viewers can enjoy the film in Malayalam, along with dubbed versions in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi. The story revolves around a village, a haunting legend, and a ghostly road curve.
Directed by Vishnu Sasi Shankar and penned by Abhilash Pillai, this film marks their second collaboration following ‘Malikappuram’. Set in rural Kerala during the 1990s, the plot centers on a notorious road bend named after Sumathi, a woman who met a tragic end there. Local folklore suggests that the curve is cursed, with dire consequences for those who dare to cross it. This tale is inspired by real beliefs surrounding the road curve near Mylamoodu in Thiruvananthapuram.
As the film approaches its OTT release, audiences are left wondering: Would you prefer to watch ‘Sumathi Valavu’ in its original Malayalam or a dubbed version?
Arjun Ashokan takes on the role of Appu, a young man ensnared in the chilling mystery of the haunted location. The film artfully combines elements of horror with comedic touches, providing a blend of thrills and laughter. Despite the buzz surrounding its release, ‘Sumathi Valavu’ received a mixed response in theaters.
Let’s take a look at some audience reactions on Twitter:
- “A generic horror movie idea made passable by humor.”
- “A fun horror film with a cliché storyline. The plot revolves around the villagers and the eerie myths surrounding the mysterious road curve. Abhilash Pillai has crafted a simple yet entertaining story, perfect for family viewing with popcorn in hand. While it captures the essence of festival season films with humor, drama, and emotions, it lacks those spine-tingling moments, despite solid technical execution.”
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