Archive · 30 Jan 2026
Mayasabha Review: Mixed Reactions
Rahi Anil Barve, who directed the movie Tumbbad, has a new film called Mayasabha coming out in January 2026.
It's about a man named Parmeshwar who lives in an old, decaying theater with his son.
Two people come to find hidden gold in the theater, and they get into a scary situation.
Some people think the movie has great visuals and a cool setting, but others say the story is confusing and the acting is too dramatic.
The movie is 104 minutes long and has a mix of humor and thrills, but some people feel it doesn't come together well in the end.
Mayasabha, directed by Rahi Anil Barve, is set for release on January 30, 2026, starring Jaaved Jaaferi as a disgraced theater owner.
The film features outstanding production design and cinematography, creating an eerie and atmospheric setting.
The plot revolves around a search for hidden gold in the theater, involving a tense and claustrophobic ordeal.
Critics have mixed reactions, praising the visuals and production design but criticizing the heavy-handed treatment and overdone performances.
The film's running time is 104 minutes, and it aims to blend humor and thrills, though some feel it lacks a satisfying conclusion.
- Who
- Rahi Anil Barve, director of Mayasabha
- What
- Review of the film Mayasabha, discussing its visuals, performances, and plot
- When
- During the film's promotional activities, scheduled for release on January 30, 2026
- Where
- Mumbai
- Why
- To provide a critical analysis of the film and its elements
- Director
- Rahi Anil Barve
- Lead Actor
- Jaaved Jaaferi
- Release Date
- January 30, 2026
- Music Composer
- Sagar Desai
- Cinematographer
- Kuldeep Mamania
- Editor
- Aasif Pathan
- Production Designer
- Preetam Rai
- Running Time
- 104 minutes
- Rediff Rating
- Mixed
