Monday, September 1, 2025
Friday, August 15, 2025
Distribution
The distribution rights were acquired by AA Films in North India and Nepal. The film's presenter Hombale Films handled the acquisition for the Karnataka distribution rights. The distribution rights in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana were acquired by Geetha Arts.The Kerala distribution rights were sold to Prithviraj Productions. The distribution rights in Tamil Nadu were acquired by Think Studios and S Picture.
The overseas distribution rights in North America were bought by Prathyangira Cinemas.[The distribution rights in Middle East were acquired by Phars Film Co.The Australia and New Zealand distribution rights were sold to Tolly Movies International.The theatrical rights in United Kingdom were sold to Dreamz Entertainment.The distribution rights in Singapore and Sri Lanka were acquired by Home Screen Entertainment.The Malaysia distribution rights were acquired by DMY Creations.The distribution rights in Europe were bought by 4 Seasons Creations.
Hindi
- Harjeet Walia as Lord Narsimha
- Aditya Raj Sharma as Hiranyakashipu
- Haripriya Matta as Prahlad
- Sanket Jaiswal as Narrator
- Priyanka Bhandari as Kayadhu
- Vasundhra Bose as Diti
- Vasundhra Bose as Lakshmi Ji
- Sanchit Wartak as Hiranyaaksh
- Saanwari Yagnik as Holika
- Dinesh Varma as Kashyap Muni
- Dinesh Varma as Shukracharya
- Uplaksh Kochhar as Lord Vishnu
- Akshay Joshi as Baksia
- Harish Moily as Narad Muni
- Harish Moily as Thin Guard
- Ajay Singhal as Fat Guard
- Sankalp Jaiswal as Akhanda
- Karan Trivedi as Amarka
- Karan Trivedi as Sanda
- Abhishek Sharma as Lord Brahma
- Dixoan Shah as Lord Indra
- Shahid Zafar as Varun Dev
- Rakesh Soni as Demigod
- Ayushi Anand as Dina
- Anshul Sharma as
Mahavatar
In an interview published on the official channel of Hombale Films, director Ashwin Kumar mentioned his personal visit to Raktkund at Ahobila Matha, and explained how his team have incorporated various historical and scriptural references—most notably archaeological sites such as the Ahobila Nava Narasimha Swamy temples,restored burnt shrine of Yog-Narasimha in Hampi,probably ruins of Prahladpuri Temple,Multan etc. and sacred texts like the Vishnu Purana, Narasimha Purana,Varaha Purana,Padma Purana and Shrimad Bhagavata Purana—to shape the narrative similar to trend shown in the film Ram Setu. Also, more such names including institutions and individuals which were contacted were mentioned in the opening and closing credits. The audience's connection and the films' success stem from the writer’s unwavering adherence to sacred scriptures.