December 2025 is shaping up to be the most spectacular month for cinema lovers worldwide. With an unprecedented lineup of 38 theatrical releases spanning Hindi, English, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada languages, audiences are in for an entertainment extravaganza. From James Cameron’s highly anticipated Avatar sequel to patriotic war dramas and spine-chilling thrillers, this month offers something for every movie enthusiast.
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38 Must-Watch Films : Complete Release Calendar
| Release Date | Film Title | Language | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| December 2 | Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair | English | Action |
| December 2 | Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 | English | Horror |
| December 2 | Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution | Japanese/English | Fantasy Thriller |
| December 2 | Violent Rose | Telugu | Action Romance |
| December 5 | Dhurandhar | Hindi | Spy Thriller |
| December 5 | Lockdown | Tamil | Mystery Thriller |
| December 5 | Game of Loans | Tamil | Psychological Thriller |
| December 5 | Khajuraho Dreams | Malayalam | Adventure |
| December 5 | Dheeram | Malayalam | Crime Thriller |
| December 5 | Akhanda 2: Thaandavam | Telugu | Fantasy Action |
| December 5 | Pongala | Malayalam | Action Comedy |
| December 5 | Kalamkaval | Malayalam | Crime Thriller |
| December 5 | Kempu Haladi Hasiru | Kannada | Comedy Thriller |
| December 5 | Maarnami | Kannada | Family Drama |
| December 5 | Dharmam | Kannada | Crime Thriller |
| December 6 | Rachel | Malayalam | Action Drama |
| December 11 | The Devil | Kannada | Action |
| December 12 | Mowgli | Telugu | Romantic Action |
| December 12 | Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 | Hindi | Comedy Romance |
| December 18 | Bha. Bha. Ba | Malayalam | Action Comedy |
| December 18 | LIK: Love Insurance Kompany | Tamil | Sci-Fi Romance |
| December 19 | Avatar: Fire and Ash | English | Science Fiction |
| December 19 | The SpongeBob Movie | English | Animated Adventure |
| December 19 | Is This Thing On? | English | Comedy Drama |
| December 19 | Durlabh Prasad Ki Dusri Shadi | Hindi | Family Comedy |
| December 25 | Anaconda | English | Action Horror |
| December 25 | Marty Supreme | English | Sports Drama |
| December 25 | The Testament of Ann Lee | English | Historical Drama |
| December 25 | Song Sung Blue | English | Musical Drama |
| December 25 | Ikkis | Hindi | War Biographical |
| December 25 | Tu Meri Main Tera | Hindi | Romantic Comedy |
| December 25 | Champion | Telugu | Period Sports |
| December 25 | Retta Thala | Tamil | Action Thriller |
| December 25 | Sarvam Maya | Malayalam | Horror Comedy |
| December 25 | Sirai | Tamil | Crime Drama |
| December 25 | Mark | Kannada | Action Thriller |
| December 25 | Vrusshabha | Malayalam/Telugu | Fantasy Action |
| December 25 | Shambhala | Telugu | Supernatural Horror |
Hollywood’s Big Guns
Avatar: Fire and Ash (December 19)
James Cameron returns with the third installment of his visually stunning franchise. A year after Neteyam’s death, Jake Sully and Neytiri face the aggressive Mangkwan clan—the Ash People—who’ve allied with the ruthless Quaritch to conquer Pandora. With Sam Worthington, Zoe Saldaña, and Kate Winslet leading the ensemble cast, this sci-fi epic promises groundbreaking visual effects and emotional depth.
Marty Supreme (December 25)
Timothée Chalamet transforms into 1950s ping-pong player Marty Mauser in this Josh Safdie-directed sports drama. Loosely inspired by table tennis legend Marty Reisman, the film explores how an aspiring athlete navigates personal and professional challenges while trying to popularize the sport. Co-starring Gwyneth Paltrow, this period piece blends sports action with character-driven storytelling.
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (December 2)
Quentin Tarantino’s complete vision finally hits theaters. This uncut combination of both Kill Bill volumes follows Uma Thurman’s bride seeking revenge after a wedding massacre leaves her in a coma. With the director’s originally intended footage restored, fans get the ultimate revenge saga featuring Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, and David Carradine.
Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 (December 2)
The horror franchise continues one year after the supernatural chaos at Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. Josh Hutcherson returns alongside Elizabeth Lail and Matthew Lillard as the film explores the sinister origins of the animatronic presence. McKenna Grace joins the cast for this terrifying sequel.
Anaconda (December 25)
Paul Rudd and Jack Black star as Doug and Griff, ambitious friends who venture into the Amazon to remake the 1997 classic Anaconda. However, a real deadly anaconda has other plans. This action-comedy-horror blend promises thrills and laughs in equal measure.
Song Sung Blue (December 25)
Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson bring the true story of Mike and Claire Sardina to life. The 1980s-set musical drama chronicles how the couple formed a Neil Diamond tribute band—Lightning and Thunder—and found love through unfortunate circumstances. Craig Brewer directs this biographical celebration of life and music.
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Bollywood’s Diverse Offerings
Ikkis (December 25)
Sriram Raghavan directs this powerful war biographical featuring Agastya Nanda as Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal, the youngest Param Vir Chakra recipient. The film captures his heroic participation in the 1971 India-Pakistan War, showcasing the courage and sacrifice that defined India’s military triumph. Dharmendra and Jaideep Ahlawat provide strong support in this patriotic drama.
Dhurandhar (December 5)
Ranveer Singh leads this espionage thriller as an Indian intelligence agent infiltrating Pakistan’s Lyari region. Directed by Aditya Dhar, the film features Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, R. Madhavan, and Arjun Rampal in a story about disrupting terrorist operations. Expect high-octane action sequences and intense dramatic moments.
Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri (December 25)
Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday star in this romantic comedy directed by Sameer Vidwans. A wedding planner and author clash in Croatia before developing feelings, but Indian traditions and family expectations complicate their relationship. Neena Gupta and Jackie Shroff add gravitas to this cross-cultural love story.
Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 (December 12)
Kapil Sharma returns in this comedy sequel about a man who secretly marries three women of different faiths and is about to marry a fourth when a police officer catches wind of his deception. Manjot Singh joins the ensemble for this madcap romantic comedy.
Durlabh Prasad Ki Dusri Shadi (December 19)
Sanjay Mishra portrays widower Durlabh Prasad, whose teenage son places an unusual condition: father must remarry before the son’s own wedding. This family comedy explores generational perspectives on love and marriage with Mahima Chaudhry in a pivotal role.
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South Indian Cinema Dominance
Malayalam Powerhouses
Kalamkaval (December 5): Mammootty leads this neo-noir crime thriller as Kerala Police investigate mysterious cases in Kottayikonam, uncovering layers of secrets and severe crimes. Vinayakan and Rajisha Vijayan provide strong support.
Khajuraho Dreams (December 5): Arjun Ashokan and Sharaf U Dheen headline this adventure as friends journey from Kerala to the UNESCO heritage site, encountering situations that test their bonds.
Dheeram (December 5): Indrajith Sukumaran stars as an investigator connecting current murders to unsolved cases in Calicut, questioning his ethical beliefs when encountering a grieving family.
Pongala (December 5): Based on real events in Vypin Harbor’s fishing community, this action-comedy follows people pursuing dreams despite poverty while greed and competition threaten their aspirations.
Rachel (December 6): Honey Rose plays a butcher’s daughter experiencing visions from her past, planning revenge after recalling past injustices. This action drama explores themes of vengeance and redemption.
Bha. Bha. Ba (December 18): Dileep, Vineeth Sreenivasan, and Mohanlal unite in this action-comedy involving time travel, astrology, and fraud as betrayals become public affairs.
Sarvam Maya (December 25): Nivin Pauly stars as a Hindu priest troubled by a ghost, joining friends to escape its presence in this horror-comedy with romantic and musical elements.
Telugu Blockbusters
Akhanda 2: Thaandavam (December 5): Nandamuri Balakrishna returns as the legendary Aghora warrior, teaming with twin brother Murali Krishna against tantric evil forces while protecting national interests.
Violent Rose (December 2): Vaishnav Veera protects his lover Raadhvi from dark societal forces threatening their separation in this action-romance-thriller.
Mowgli (December 12): Roshan Kanakala stars as tribal man Kittu, falling for a deaf-mute woman while escaping forest officers in this romantic action drama.
Champion (December 25): Set during British colonization, Roshann Meka plays Michael C. Williams, using football to confront pre-Independence rulers while protecting national pride.
Shambhala (December 25): Aadi Saikumar portrays an atheist scientist facing ancient evil after a meteor unleashes it in a superstitious 1980s village.
Vrusshabha (December 25): Mohanlal stars as a diamond businessman whose ancestral village journey reveals past-life memories of enmity with his son, creating present-day complications.
Tamil Thrillers
Lockdown (December 5): Vidhushniya Varadhan leads this mystery thriller about a woman keeping secrets during a fierce lockdown, seeking help while troubles multiply.
Game of Loans (December 5): A young gambler faces two greedy men offering a trap-filled game with lucrative rewards in this psychological thriller.
LIK: Love Insurance Kompany (December 18): Pradeep Ranganathan and Krithi Shetty star in this 2040-set sci-fi romance where love becomes commodified. A time-traveler fights against a company providing insurance against love.
Retta Thala (December 25): Arun Vijay plays dual roles—protagonist and antagonist—in this high-stakes power struggle where shifted identities take control.
Sirai (December 25): Vikram Prabhu portrays a police officer transferring a prisoner from Vellore to Sivagangai court, learning much about his travel partner during this real-life-inspired journey.
Kannada Entries
Kempu Haladi Hasiru (December 5): An ambitious supermarket employee becomes rich while remaining humble, facing a mastermind threatening his success in this comedy-thriller.
Maarnami (December 5): Ritvvikk Mathad portrays Chetu, whose identity revolves around Hulivesha (traditional tiger dance), choosing between love and dedication to craft after personal tragedy.
Dharmam (December 5): Karimuttu battles caste divisions in his orthodox village to fulfill his love wish in this crime thriller.
The Devil (December 11): Darshan gets entangled in political turmoil threatening his romance, seeking vengeance in this action film.
Mark (December 25): Kichcha Sudeep becomes gangster target Ajay Markande, escaping betrayals to survive in this action thriller.
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Animated & Family Entertainment
The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants (December 19): Tom Kenny returns as SpongeBob challenging the ocean’s depths to follow the Flying Dutchman and prove his strength to Mr. Krabs. Ice Spice and Mark Hamill join the voice cast.
Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution (December 2): This anime bridges the Shibuya Incident Arc and Culling Game Arc, featuring Gojo Satoru’s sealed powers and Yuta Okkotsu’s order to execute Yuji Itadori.
Hollywood Indies & Prestige Pictures
Is This Thing On? (December 19): Bradley Cooper directs this comedy-drama about amicably separated couple Alex and Tess (Will Arnett and Laura Dern), exploring their relationship through shared memories and children.
The Testament of Ann Lee (December 25): Amanda Seyfried portrays 18th-century spiritual leader Ann Lee, promoting gender equality and communal living while facing trouble for unconventional beliefs in this historical musical drama.
December 25: The Christmas Avalanche
Christmas Day 2025 delivers an unprecedented 13 theatrical releases, making it the busiest single day for cinema openings. From Ikkis’s patriotic fervor to Avatar’s sci-fi spectacle, Marty Supreme’s sports drama to multiple regional blockbusters, audiences face delightful decision paralysis choosing their holiday viewing.
Why December 2025 Matters
This unprecedented release slate demonstrates cinema’s complete post-pandemic recovery. Studios across industries are confident enough to compete directly, believing quality content will find its audience regardless of competition. The diversity—spanning genres, languages, and budgets—ensures every demographic has compelling theatrical experiences.
For film buffs, December 2025 represents appointment viewing on an epic scale. Whether you’re drawn to Hollywood spectacle, Bollywood masala, or regional cinema’s authentic storytelling, this month delivers abundance.
FAQs
Q1: Which are the biggest releases in December 2025?
The month’s marquee releases include James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire and Ash (December 19), bringing Jake Sully back to Pandora for another visually stunning adventure; Timothée Chalamet’s Marty Supreme (December 25), a sports drama about 1950s ping-pong; Sriram Raghavan’s Ikkis (December 25), telling Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal’s heroic war story; Ranveer Singh’s spy thriller Dhurandhar (December 5); and Kartik Aaryan-Ananya Panday’s romantic comedy Tu Meri Main Tera (December 25). Regional cinema powerhouses include Mammootty’s Kalamkaval, Balakrishna’s Akhanda 2, and Mohanlal’s Vrusshabha, all promising strong box office performances.
Q2: Why are so many films releasing on December 25, 2025?
Christmas Day traditionally represents a premium release slot as audiences have holidays for family outings and entertainment. In 2025, 13 films are launching on December 25, spanning Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam languages. This strategic timing capitalizes on extended holiday weekends, year-end celebratory moods, and increased discretionary spending. Studios believe their films can find specific audience niches despite heavy competition—Ikkis targets patriotic audiences, Marty Supreme appeals to prestige drama fans, regional releases cater to language-specific markets, and family films like Song Sung Blue attract multi-generational viewers. The date also positions films for award season consideration and year-end box office totals.
