Trimukha
2026 Indian film
Trimukha is a 2026 Indian Telugu-language thriller film written and directed by Razesh Naidu. It is produced by Sridevi Maddali and Ramesh Maddali under the banner Akhira Dream Creations. The film stars Sunny Leone and debutant Yogesh Kalle in lead roles, alongside Akriti Agarwal, Aditya Srivastav, Rajendran, Suman, and others.
Cast
Sunny Leone
Yogesh Kalle
Akriti Agarwal
Aditya Srivastav
Praveen
Rajendran
Suman
Ashu Reddy
Shakalaka Shankar
Production
Trimukha marks the acting debut of Yogesh Kalle. Principal photography began in early 2025 and wrapped up in September 2025.
Music
The film features music by Vinod Yajamanya. A special song titled "Gippa Gippa", featuring Sunny Leone and Akriti Agarwal, was filmed as part of the project.
Release
Earlier reports suggested a March 2025 release, but subsequent updates confirmed that the film’s post-production extended into late 2025. The film was finally released theatrically on 30 January 2026.
Reception
Trimukha received mixed to positive reviews from critics and audiences upon its release.
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