Immortal gets 'U' certificate, G V Prakash horror thriller releases September 4
Synopsis
Key Takeaways
Director Mariyappan Chinna's horror thriller Immortal, starring G V Prakash Kumar and Kayadu Lohar, has been cleared by the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) with a clean 'U' certificate, paving the way for its theatrical release on 4 September 2025. The certification ends months of anticipation following the film's shoot wrap in May 2025.
G V Prakash Confirms the Release Date
G V Prakash Kumar shared the news directly on his X (formerly Twitter) timeline, posting the official certification poster with the caption: '#Immortal from September 4.' The announcement was met with enthusiasm from fans who have been tracking the project since its teaser dropped last year.
What the Teaser Revealed
The previously released teaser opens on a light romantic note, with G V Prakash's character — a self-described die-hard romantic — telling a friend, 'Imagine how it would be if a handsome guy like me and a very beautiful girl stayed in the same house.' The friend responds, 'It would be jealousy-inducing,' to which the character gleefully agrees.
The tone shifts sharply into horror when G V Prakash's character peers through a keyhole in the dead of night and comes face-to-face with a beast bearing the face of a bat. The blend of romantic comedy and supernatural horror drew strong early interest, with the teaser described by viewers as both chilling and entertaining.
Cast and Technical Crew
Beyond the lead pair, Immortal features a supporting ensemble that includes TM Karthik, Kumar Natarajan, Lollu Sabha Maaran, Aaditya Kathir, Arshu Maharjan, Pema Tsamchoe, and Sunita Shrestha.
The film has been produced by Arunkumar Dhanasekaran under AK Film Factory. Cinematography is handled by Arun Radhakrishnan, with music composed by Sam CS. San Lokesh has edited the film, Siva Sankar has handled art direction, stunt choreography is by R. Sakthi Saravanan, and dance sequences are choreographed by Sabarish.
A Long Road to Release
The makers had originally targeted a May 2025 release, according to sources, but that window was not met. The shoot was confirmed complete in May 2025, and the CBFC nod now clears the final regulatory hurdle. With the 'U' certificate — indicating universal audience suitability — the film is positioned for a wide release across all age groups. The 4 September date puts it in a competitive late-monsoon theatrical window for Tamil cinema.