EXCLUSIVE: GV Prakash Kumar To Headline a Sea Horror Adventure Kingston on lines of Harry Potter and Pirates franchises

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GV Prakash Kumar is set to headline the first-ever sea horror adventure movie, Kingston, which will be released in Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. This Pan-India project began filming in 2023, and the official announcement is set to take place today.

We have learned exclusively that Kingston will be a mix of globally known adventure franchises. It will follow the lines of Hollywood films Pirates of the Caribbean, Indiana Jones, and the Harry Potter series. The film is designed as a visual spectacle and cinematic experience that blends the thrill of sea-based adventures with spine-chilling horror, a genre rarely explored in Indian cinema.

GV Prakash has confirmed to us that the film combines the essence of global cinematic storytelling with the richness of Indian culture. He is excited to officially announce the film and looks forward to the audience's reaction. He shared that he wants to take this film global, as the aforementioned Hollywood movies are highly popular in foreign countries.

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According to sources, the plot of the film will mix treasure hunts, ancient legends, and supernatural forces. The storyline aims to transport viewers into a world of high-seas adventure, unearthing the secrets of the deep.

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Kingston will be headlined by GV Prakash Kumar, who will play the lead role for the first time in his career. Divya Bharathi will be seen opposite him. Directed by Kamal Prakash, the film is slated for a global release in March across Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi languages.

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