November 20, 2024
The film's director, Rahi Anil Barve, started writing the script in 1997, making it a 21-year labor of love.
Tumbbad wasn't just a fictional world. It was brought to life in a real village to capture the authentic atmosphere.
The story draws from Indian folklore, blending elements of the malevolent deity Hastar and the Goddess of Prosperity.
Tumbbad made history as the first Indian film to open the prestigious Venice International Film Critics' Week.
The film's stunning visuals, especially the transformation of the Hastar, were achieved through groundbreaking visual effects techniques.