The Malayalam film ‘Titans X’ hit theatres on 22 October 2026, bringing together veteran actors Jayasurya and Vinayakan in a story that blends comedy, fantasy and thriller elements. Directed by Prince Joy and written by James Sebastian, the movie follows the misadventures of Antony Yakuza and his roommate Anwar as they plan one last job in Fort Kochi. Their scheme takes a dramatic turn when the getaway driver, Rejimon, reveals a hidden agenda, turning a simple heist into a tangled web of crime, mystery and supernatural twists.
The ensemble cast includes Nihal Nizam, Baby Jean, Sunny Wayne, Indrans and Suresh Krishna, all contributing to the film’s mix of humor and suspense. Behind the scenes, Midhun Manuel Thomas, Irshad M Hassan and Pradeep CS produced the project, while Vishnu Sarma handled cinematography and Shameer Muhammed was in charge of editing. Music was composed by Dawn Vincent with lyrics by Muthu, and the visual style was crafted by production designer Arun Venjaramoodu and art director Mahesh Piravom.
Additional creative roles were filled by a range of specialists: Siji Thomas Noble designed costumes, Ronex Xavier handled makeup, Kishan Mohan worked on sound design, and Rajakrishnan M R mixed the audio. Colour grading was managed by Sapthaa Vision with Madheswaran S as colourist, and Vishakh Babu directed the visual effects, supported by Mindstein Studios, PhantomFX and Pictorial FX. Fight choreography was orchestrated by Phoenix Prabhu, while Yellowtooths contributed to the film’s design elements.
Magic Frames Release is responsible for distributing the movie. Since its release, audiences have taken to X (formerly Twitter) to share their first impressions, offering a snapshot of how the film is being received. Early reactions are mixed, reflecting the diverse expectations of viewers and hinting that broader audience sentiment may evolve as more people see the film in theatres.










