Kajol’s Fiercest Role Yet in Mythological Horror MAA – Out June 27th!

Get ready for a chilling collision of faith, fear, and feminine fury as MAA, starring the iconic Kajol, Presented by Jio Studios and Devgn Films, MAA is produced by Ajay Devgn and Jyoti Deshpande and co-produced by Kumar Mangat Pathak. The film is set for a theatrical release on 27th June 2025.

Directed by acclaimed horror visionary Vishal Furia (Chhorii), MAA is a groundbreaking addition to the expanding World of Shaitaan universe. It introduces Devika, a grieving mother turned goddess of vengeance, battling ancient evil rooted in black magic, betrayal, and forgotten rituals.

Kajol delivers one of her most transformative performances yet, channeling the divine rage of Maa Kali in a haunting narrative soaked in mysticism and symbolism. As the curse spreads, her quiet grief turns to unstoppable power.

“MAA is not just about fear, it’s about strength born from it. Playing Devika shook me to my core.”
— Kajol, Lead Actor

THE SOUND OF SPIRITUAL WARFARE

The film’s soundtrack has created significant buzz online, further fueling anticipation:

Kali Shakti — Usha Uthup’s thunderous comeback
A fiery tribute to divine feminine rage, this track has become an anthem of power. Usha’s commanding voice, paired with intense visuals, makes it more than a song, it’s a spiritual roar.

Humnava Mere — A soul-stirring ode to mother-daughter love
Sung by Shreya Ghoshal and Jubin Nautiyal, this emotional ballad captures the tender bond between Devika and her daughter, a rare moment of softness in a world unraveling.

A CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE LIKE NO OTHER

 Shot across sacred temples and remote landscapes, MAA is visually stunning. Intense flickering ritual flames, sacred symbols, and vivid VFX help craft a deeply immersive atmosphere. Composer-driven chants and ritualistic soundscapes turn every moment into a primal, devotional experience.

Following the success of Shaitaan (2024), MAA expands the cinematic universe into the mythological, where evil is not just modern, but ancient and waiting.

Faith will be tested. Evil will be confronted. The goddess will rise.

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