Mumbai: After capturing the domestic box office, “Mahavatar Narasimha” is ready to spread its magic abroad. The mythological drama has been slated to release in Australia on 31 July.
Sharing the exciting announcement, the makers took homebell Films in its official X handle and wrote, “The divine roar around the world echoes … and now, it reaches Australia #Mahavatarnarsimha is ready to ignite the screen in Australia from 31 July, releasing through @tollly_movies …
Divine roar echoes around the world … and now, it reaches Australia #Mahavatarnarsimha From July 31, Australia is ready to ignite the screen across Australia, being released through it @tolly_movies
Come and be a part of this divine cinematic experience.#Mahavatar, pic.twitter.com/apotgne1qy– Homebell Films (@Hombalefilms) 27 July, 2025
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On Friday, the producers urged the film’s enthusiasts to avoid sharing the clip of “Mahavatar Narasimha” on social media so that cinematic experience is not spoiled for others.
Homebell films wrote on the micro-blogging site, “We actually appreciate your immense love and unique enthusiasm for #Mahavatarnarsimha, we request all the fans to avoid sharing video clips to all fans.
It should be noted that Homebell Films and Claim Productions have planned an ambitious animated franchise, which is expected to spread over a decade. A cinematic adaptation of ten divine incarnations of Lord Vishnu will be included in the franchise: Mahavatar Narasimha (2025), Mahavatar Parsuram (2027), Mahavat Raghunandan (2029), Mahavatar Dhakadhesh (2031), Mahawar Gokulan (2031) (2031) (2031) (2031) (2031) and Mahavatar Kalki Part 2 (2037).
Directed by Ashwin Kumar, “Mahavatar Narasimha” is jointly built by Shilpa Dhawan, Kushal Desai and Chaitanya Desai under the banner of Claim Productions.
The drama tells the popular Hindu mythology of Prahlada, a dedicated follower of Lord Vishnu. Prahlada’s father, a powerful king and an atheist, Hiranyakashipu, is unhappy with his devotion.
Blessed with immortality by Lord Brahma, he makes many efforts to kill his devotee son.
However, when his cruelty crosses all the borders, Lord Vishnu comes as his fourth avatar, Narasima in the defense of Prahlada, and kills Hiranyakashipu.
