Panorama Studios is stepping into the realm of horror with plans to create an expansive Horror Cinematic Universe. Kicking off this thrilling venture, the studio has announced the remake of the Turkish horror classic Dabbe as its inaugural project, aiming to bring a new dimension of fear to Indian audiences. This move signifies a bold step in blending international horror elements with local storytelling prowess.

Further strengthening their horror lineup, Panorama Studios, under the guidance of Abhishek Pathakk, is set to expand Ajay Devgn's recent venture Shaitaan into a full-fledged franchise. With two sequels already in the pipeline, the studio is clearly betting big on the supernatural thriller genre, promising fans more chilling encounters with the dark side.

Adding a light-hearted twist to their horror portfolio, Panorama Studios is also developing Jhalak, a horror comedy that promises both laughs and scares. Leading this quirky horror drama is Aaman Devgn, nephew of Ajay Devgn, making his mark post his debut in Azaad. The script is penned by the celebrated writer of Munjya, Tushar Ajgaonkar, whose unique storytelling is anticipated to bring a fresh flavor to the genre. Directing Jhalak is Umang Vyas, known for his work on the Gujarati film Jhamkudi, ensuring a blend of cultural authenticity with a comedic horror narrative.

This ambitious project by Panorama Studios not only aims to entertain but also to innovate within the Indian film industry, carving out a niche for a genre that has universal appeal. With these announcements, Panorama Studios is setting the stage for a new era of horror filmmaking in India, where fear meets fun in a cinematic universe like no other.