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Sidharth-Tamannaah's 'Vvan' gets comic book ahead of release
'Vvan: Force Of The Forrest' comic book launched

Sidharth-Tamannaah's 'Vvan' gets comic book ahead of release

May 10, 2026
10:43 am

What's the story

The makers of the upcoming Bollywood film Vvan: Force Of The Forrest have taken a unique approach to promote their movie by launching a comic book titled The Legend Of Vvan. This rare move was revealed at the Mumbai Comic Con 2026 on Saturday (May 9). The event was attended by stars Sidharth Malhotra and Tamannaah Bhatia, along with Ektaa Kapoor, director Deepak Kumar Mishra, and Arunabh Kumar.

Comic book launch

Malhotra's funny take on the comic book cover

During the event, Malhotra and Bhatia were greeted with a roaring response from the audience. Their appearance on stage was met with loud cheers, especially for Bhatia. Malhotra humorously addressed the comic book cover featuring him riding a bike with Bhatia as his pillion passenger. He joked, "Vvan as a team is super super excited. This is just a small teaser into the world of Vvan. Most of the boys are very upset that I am in front, covering Tamannaah!"

Film details

'Vvan' teaser introduces mythical world

Kapoor teased that there are many "Easter eggs" in the film. She added, "This is not a folklore. It'll give birth to many conspiracy theories. It's the genesis of a whole new world. I am sure there is going to be a lot of fan fiction after the movie." The comic book serves as an introduction to the mystical forests of Vvan, where mythical creatures and ancient folklore come alive through thrilling battles and hidden secrets.

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Film synopsis

Know more about the film

Vvan: Force Of The Forrest is a Hindi mythological folk-thriller directed by Mishra and Kumar. The film stars Malhotra and Bhatia in lead roles. The story revolves around a rational city man who returns to his ancestral village and unwittingly awakens an ancient goddess by crossing into a forbidden forest. It will hit cinemas on August 28 and stream on Amazon Prime Video after its theatrical run.

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