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Source: Bollywood Hungama

Saiee M Manjrekar and Raghav Juyal to Star in Horror Film 'Ikaai'

Actress Saiee M Manjrekar is set to star alongside Raghav Juyal in the upcoming horror film 'Ikaai'. Manjrekar has described the project as one of the most challenging experiences of her career, demanding significant emotional and psychological investment. She noted that the role pushed her beyond her comfort zone due to the intense emotional requirements of certain scenes, also stating that the film has enhanced her understanding of performance, emphasizing the impact of stillness and vulnerability.

By Fainaron·Jun 12, 2026 (19 hours ago)·1 views
Saiee M Manjrekar and Raghav Juyal to Star in Horror Film 'Ikaai'

Saiee M Manjrekar will star opposite Raghav Juyal in the upcoming horror film titled 'Ikaai'. Manjrekar has characterized her role in the film as one of the most demanding experiences of her career to date, requiring substantial emotional and psychological engagement.

According to the actress, the filming process for 'Ikaai' necessitated pushing beyond her comfort zone. This was particularly true for scenes that demanded extremely raw and intense emotions. Manjrekar views the project as an opportunity to challenge herself and explore new facets of her acting craft. She acknowledged that while the experience was at times exhausting, it was also profoundly fulfilling, contributing significantly to her development as a performer.

Manjrekar further shared that working on 'Ikaai' has redefined her understanding of performance and emotional preparation. She stated that she learned how silence, vulnerability, and emotional stillness can be more impactful than overt dramatic expressions. The film aims to keep its characters emotionally exposed, and this authenticity, she believes, enhances the realism of the horror elements. She anticipates that audiences will witness a distinct portrayal from her in 'Ikaai'.

Vikas Bahl is producing 'Ikaai', with Raj Singh Chaudhary directing the film. The movie is currently undergoing production and is slated for release early next year.

(Source: Bollywood Hungama)

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