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Sajid Khan’s Hero Ki Horrorine, Starring Yashvardhan Ahuja and Nitanshi Goel, to Premiere in 2027, Motion Poster OUT!

Yashvardhan Ahuja and Nitanshi Goel’s Hero Ki Horrorine first look motion poster sets the tone for the spooky drama.
By : Published: 13 Nov 2026 17:35:PM
Hero Ki Horrorine
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After a decade-long hiatus, filmmaker Sajid Khan’s returns to feature film direction with “Hero Ki Horrorine.” The horror drama marks the Bollywood debut of Yashvardhan Ahuja, son of veteran actor Govinda. It also features a stellar cast, including Sunita Ahuja, Jamie Lever, Chunky Panday, Brijendra Kala, and Simratt Kaur Randhawa. Scheduled to hit the theatrical screens in 2027, the first motion poster has been unveiled.

Hero Ki Horrorine Release Date OUT

 

On Nov. 13, the first-look motion poster of “Hero Ki Horrorine” was revealed, offering a glimpse into its spooky world. Ektaa Kapoor captioned the post writing, “Heroine dil le jaati hai… Horrorine dil khaa jaati hai. Get #SCAREADY to meet her IN CINEMAS 2027. Friday the 13th just got DEADLIER.”

The intriguing poster features a female ghost, setting the tone for the upcoming horror entertainer. It showcases a terrifying female figure in a blood-red sari. With long hair, a disfigured face, white eyes, sharp teeth, and claw-like fingers, the character is surrounded by smoke and darkness. This eerie presence seems to be the supernatural entity at the heart of the film. 

Reportedly, the film will arrive in cinema halls on Jan. 7, 2027. The makers have yet to unveil the premiere date and first look posters of the cast. The spooky drama brings together an interesting combination of creative forces, with Ekta Kapoor and Amar Butala joining hands with Sajid Khan as producers. After 2014’s “Humshakals,” Khan returns to the director’s seat. Fans and cinephiles now await further details, including the plot, trailer, and teaser drops.

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