Zamana cleared by censor board to release on January 30
Hyderabad — The crime thriller Zamana has completed its censor formalities and will hit theatres on January 30 with a U/A certificate, the film’s producers announced on Friday. The trailer for the film was unveiled recently at a grand launch event that set the tone for what the makers describe as a taut, twist-driven entertainer.
Cast and crew
Zamana stars Suriya Srinivas and Sanjeev Kumar in lead roles. The film marks the directorial introduction of Bhaskar Jakkula, who also wrote the screenplay.
Tejaswi Adapa produces the project under the banner of M. G. Movies, with Acchibabu handling the film’s grand release strategy.
Key technical credits include Jagan A on cinematography, M. R. Varma as editor, and Keshav Kiran composing the music. The supporting cast features Swati Kashyap, Zara, and others.
What to expect from the film
According to the creative team, Zamana aims to offer a fresh take on the crime-thriller genre. The makers promise a gripping screenplay that balances sustained entertainment with unexpected narrative turns.
The film is set against the backdrop of Hyderabad’s old basti, and the unit says the story reflects contemporary youth sensibilities while remaining rooted in its local milieu.
Director Bhaskar Jakkula has reportedly shaped the film around a strong thriller premise, with editing by M. R. Varma singled out as an added attraction that heightens the film’s pace and tension.
Production and release
The trailer launch, staged recently, drew attention for its scale and the film’s atmospheric tone. With the censor certificate now in hand, the team has scheduled a wide theatrical release on January 30.
M. G. Movies and distributor Acchibabu are positioning the film as a mainstream thriller aimed at younger audiences while retaining broader commercial appeal.
Promoted as a film that mirrors the concerns and outlook of today’s youth, Zamana promises a blend of entertainment and edge, anchored by a local setting and a tightly wound screenplay. Audiences can expect a theatrical release from January 30.
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