Creative portfolio & concept trailer showcase

A new lens on storytelling.

Hungama CineIQ presents seven worlds, seven stories and one creative studio.

The Hero Trailer

Indian Stories for the World to watch.

Seven concept trailers across science fiction, mythology, psychological horror, dystopian futures, underwater spectacle and superhero shenanigans.

The first look at the range of ideas being developed at CineIQ Studio.

Seven worlds

Seven stories

One creative studio

A new lens on storytelling

The Creative Slate.

Seven properties, each built around a single hook. Open any title for its creative USPs.

Concept poster for Ananth: The Unlucky Lucky Man

Ananth

Emotional drama

Some survive destiny, others live its weight.

Concept poster for Maai: The Forgotten Mother

Maai

Folk horror

The village that isn’t on the map.

Concept poster for Shoonya: The Zero Crime City

Shoonya

Cyberpunk thriller

The perfect city has something to hide.

Concept poster for Talatal: The Illusions of Talatal

Talatal

Mythological sci-fi

A world beneath the mountains.

Concept poster for Jal Magn: Into the Deep

Jal Magn

Disaster thriller

The city between two worlds.

Concept poster for Astra: The Dead Superhero

Astra

Superhero satire

Some heroes die. True ones rise.

Concept poster for Akasha: Day 100: Day 100. On the hundredth day, chaos erupts.

01 · Sci-fi thriller

Akasha: Day 100

Day 100

On the hundredth day, chaos erupts.

Key USPs

  1. A clear central mystery

    A motionless object appears above India, an instantly recognisable premise that hooks you from the start.

  2. A personal investigation

    Tara’s search connects the national phenomenon to her father’s history.

  3. Grounded-to-cosmic escalation

    Familiar Indian settings become the stage for increasingly impossible events.

  4. Multiple layers of intrigue

    Public response, family secrets, ancient connections and an unknown presence.

Concept poster for Ananth: The Unlucky Lucky Man. Some survive destiny, others live its weight.

02 · Emotional drama

Ananth

The Unlucky Lucky Man

He survives everything. Except the loss.

Creative USPs

  1. A strong emotional contradiction

    Survival appears fortunate but feels painful.

  2. A life-spanning narrative

    Different decades establish repetition and accumulated grief.

  3. A universal human question

    What does it mean to survive when survival comes with repeated loss?

  4. Emotion over spectacle

    The consequences of events matter as much as the events themselves.

Concept poster for Maai: The Forgotten Mother. The village that isn’t on the map.

03 · Folk horror

Maai

The Forgotten Mother

The city calls. No one returns.

Creative USPs

  1. Distinctive folk-horror setting

    The Rann of Kutch and its village environment create a strong sense of place.

  2. Psychological tension

    Personal memories and grief become part of the unsettling experience.

  3. Horror through absence

    Subtle inconsistencies can be more disturbing than explicit threats.

  4. A circular narrative possibility

    Repetition and ambiguity create an unsettling after-effect.

Concept poster for Shoonya: The Zero Crime City. The perfect city has something to hide.

04 · Cyberpunk thriller

Shoonya

The Zero Crime City

In a city without crime, the truth is the crime.

Creative USPs

  1. A high-concept contradiction

    A city with zero recorded crime cannot acknowledge a murder.

  2. Surveillance as an antagonist

    The threat operates through identity, records and invisible control.

  3. Distinctive world-building

    Futuristic technology meets Indian architectural geometry.

  4. A clear escalation

    Investigating the crime causes the system to turn against the investigator.

Concept poster for Talatal: The Illusions of Talatal. A world beneath the mountains.

05 · Mythological sci-fi

Talatal

The Illusions of Talatal

Every desire has a price.

Creative USPs

  1. Indian mythological inspiration

    Ancient lore explored through a contemporary cinematic lens.

  2. Spectacular world-building

    Impossible architecture, glowing landscapes and shifting environments.

  3. An emotional anchor

    Soham’s relationship with his sister gives the journey purpose.

  4. A psychological layer

    Desire and illusion make the world more than a visual spectacle.

Concept poster for Jalmagn: Into the Deep. The city between two worlds.

06 · Disaster thriller

Jal Magn

Into the Deep

The ocean has come for its own.

Creative USPs

  1. A visually ambitious setting

    A futuristic underwater civilisation designed for spectacle.

  2. A clear emotional parallel

    A grieving boy and a calf separated from its mother.

  3. A reversal of perspective

    The apparent threat is attempting a rescue.

  4. A contemporary conflict

    Corporate ambition and environmental consequences drive the disaster.

Concept poster for Astra: The Dead Superhero. Some heroes die. True ones rise.

07 · Superhero satire

Astra

The Dead Superhero

The mask can be copied. The hero can’t.

Creative USPs

  1. An unconventional origin story

    The narrative begins with the death of the city’s hero.

  2. Political and social satire

    Public image and manufactured heroism become part of the conflict.

  3. A relatable protagonist

    Kapil’s unemployment and family responsibilities provide a human entry point.

  4. An earned transformation

    The hero’s identity is built through effort rather than supernatural powers.

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