Vismaya Mohanlal's Debut 'Thudakkam' Set for Onam 2026 Release, Clashes with 'Khalifa'
Vismaya Mohanlal's 'Thudakkam' to Release Onam 2026

The long wait has ended. Vismaya Mohanlal's first acting project 'Thudakkam' now has a confirmed release date. The film will hit theaters during the Onam festival in 2026. Director Jude Anthany Joseph helms this much-anticipated debut.

Box Office Clash Brewing for Onam 2026

'Thudakkam' will face direct competition at the box office. Prithviraj Sukumaran's action film 'Khalifa' is also targeting an Onam 2026 release. This sets the stage for an exciting clash between two major Malayalam films.

Mohanlal Sparks Excitement with Social Media Post

Mohanlal recently took to Twitter to share the first poster of 'Thudakkam'. He simply wrote "Vismaya Thudakkam" alongside the image. The poster depicts Vismaya sitting inside a moving bus. She rests her head against the window while raindrops streak the glass. Her thoughtful expression suggests a quiet, introspective moment.

The post quickly attracted numerous comments from fans. One user noted, "2026 Onam release #Khalifa is also aiming Onam, then 2 films with #Mohanlal in a cameo role going to clash release." Another fan speculated, "If any Pranav movie also comes then it's a family ONAM clash."

Other reactions poured in expressing excitement. "Excited for this new beginning! Vismaya's debut looks promising under Jude Anthany Joseph's direction – can't wait to see the magic!" wrote one commenter. Another simply stated, "Aww! Great & Congrats."

High Expectations Surround Director Jude Anthany Joseph

Jude Anthany Joseph directs 'Thudakkam'. He brings an impressive track record to the project. His previous films include popular titles like 'Ohm Shanthi Oshaana' and the critically acclaimed '2018'. As a National Award-winning filmmaker, his involvement naturally raises expectations for Vismaya's debut.

Mohanlal's Emotional Reflections During Film Pooja

Earlier, during the pooja ceremony for 'Thudakkam', Mohanlal shared heartfelt thoughts. He expressed, "Everything that has happened in my life, I consider it a vismayam (wonder). I never once thought that my children would enter cinema. I never had a dream to act in films either. It just happened, as if destined by time."

The veteran actor credited his audience for his successful career. Reflecting on his own beginnings, he recalled, "Years ago, when I came into cinema, there were no such ceremonies. You just came, acted, and that was it."

Mohanlal also spoke proudly about his children's accomplishments. He mentioned, "Appu was selected as best actor in school, and Maya too has acted in several plays and won awards." These comments highlight the family's artistic background and set the stage for Vismaya's cinematic journey.