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Krishnavataram Parts 2 And 3 In Development For 2028
The makers of the Krishnavataram films are planning two more movies.
They are writing Parts 2 and 3 at the same time.
Part 2 may come to cinemas in 2028.
The date is not presented as a final confirmed release date.
The makers say the visual effects will take a lot of time.
The first movie will return to theatres during Navratri.
It will also get dubbed versions and an English version for audiences outside India.
The filmmakers are keeping the movie’s digital and television rights for now.
Producer Shobha Sant says scripts for Parts 2 and 3 are being developed simultaneously.
Krishnavataram Part 2 is currently expected to reach cinemas in 2028 because of extensive VFX work.
Part 1 will return to theatres during Navratri with Hindi and dubbed Indian-language versions.
An English version of Part 1 is scheduled for overseas audiences in October 2026.
The franchise’s first film starred Siddharth Gupta, Sushmita Bhat, Nivaashiyni Krishnan and Sanskruti Jayana.
- Who
- The Krishnavataram filmmakers, including producer Shobha Sant and Sajan Raj Kurup.
- What
- Parts 2 and 3 are in development, with Part 2 currently expected in cinemas in 2028.
- Where
- The films are being developed for Indian theatres and overseas audiences.
- When
- The update was published on September 13, 2026; Part 2 is expected in 2028, while an English version of Part 1 is planned for October 2026.
- Why
- The makers want to expand the franchise, accommodate extensive VFX work and reach audiences across multiple language markets.
Key facts
- Franchise
- Krishnavataram
- Part 2 outlook
- Currently expected to release in 2028
- Development status
- Scripts for Parts 2 and 3 are being developed simultaneously
- Part 1 release
- Released worldwide on May 7, 2026
- Part 1 re-release
- Planned during Navratri with dubbed Indian-language versions
- Overseas release
- An English version is scheduled for October 2026
- Domestic Hindi earnings
- Around Rs 37 crore, according to a leading trade portal
Quotes
Sajan Raj Kurup
Team member who discussed the film’s rights strategy and theatrical re-release
“Krishna is a God the world knows about. Even my 16-year-old daughter loves him. And, she is proud of the fact that I have chosen to make films based on him. If Gen Z says this, I can tell you, we have penetrated deep. But wait, we are not stopping. I’m sure there is so much more we can/will do.”
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“For me, Krishna is a way of life. He’s not just God; he’s my very existence. My partner, Shobha, and I feel we were ‘chosen’ to spread his message. And, make films on him.”
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