Sohum Shah starrer Tumbbad continues to make money at the box office in its re-release and surprisingly its second weekend was bigger than the first. The folk-horror-fantasy has made Rs 21.57 crore in 10 days of its release and is now heading towards being the biggest re-release grosser of Indian cinema beating Thalapathy Vijay and Trisha Krishnan’s 2004 film Ghilli which re-released in theatres earlier this year.

Produced by Sohum Shah Films and presented by Aanand L Rai's Colour Yellow Productions, the 2018 folk horror film re-released in theatres this month

Sohum Shah’s Tumbbad re-release in the theatres has been a stellar validation of the movie. Although the film got tremendous critical acclaim when it was

Tumbbad that came out in 2018 still remains a landmark film in the Hindi film landscape. The rich imageries and stunning visuals are truly unforgettable and still unparalleled. Six years later, when the film re-released,

The Hindi folk horror film 'Tumbbad' was re-released on September 13, earning Rs 18 crore in nine days. Director Rahi Anil Barve announced his withdrawal from the sequel, wishing success to actor-producer Sohum Shah and co-director Adesh Prasad.

Rahi Anil Barve wished luck to producer Sohum Shah and co-director Adesh Prasad for the follow-up of Tumbbad, which was announced a day after the movie was re-released in theatres.