Diés Iraé 2025
"The Day of Wrath"
In Rahul Sadasivan's chilling horror-thriller *Diés Iraé (2025)*, a man's privileged existence unravels when he senses an unseen force lurking within his own home.
Director: Rahul Sadasivan
Cast
Pranav Mohanlal
Rohan
Gibin Gopinath
Madhusudhanan Potti
Swathi Das Prabhu
Vinoy
Manohari Joy
Madhu's Mother
Arun Ajikumar
Kiran
Jaya Kurup
Elsamma
Athulya Chandra
Tessa
Sushmitha Bhat
Kani
Saiju Kurup
George
Sreedhanya Thekkedath
Kani's Mother
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Diés Iraé (2025) about?
*Diés Iraé* follows Rohan, a man whose seemingly perfect life spirals into chaos when he becomes convinced a malevolent presence haunts his home. As he digs deeper, he uncovers dark secrets and faces unimaginable horrors that threaten to consume him entirely.
Who directed Diés Iraé?
*Diés Iraé* is directed by Rahul Sadasivan, known for his atmospheric and intense storytelling style.
Who stars in Diés Iraé?
The film features Pranav Mohanlal, Gibin Gopinath, Swathi Das Prabhu, Manohari Joy, and Arun Ajikumar in key roles.
Is Diés Iraé (2025) worth watching?
With its gripping blend of horror and thriller elements, *Diés Iraé* promises a tense and unsettling experience. Given its director's previous work and the strong cast lineup, it's a film worth keeping on your radar if you enjoy psychological chillers and supernatural thrillers.
How long is Diés Iraé?
The runtime for *Diés Iraé* is 115 minutes.
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About Diés Iraé (2025) — A psychological horror-thriller of supernatural terror and fractured sanity
In Rahul Sadasivan's chilling horror-thriller *Diés Iraé (2025)*, a man's privileged existence unravels when he senses an unseen force lurking within his own home. What begins as paranoia escalates into a nightmarish descent, forcing Rohan to confront not just the supernatural but the fragile boundaries of his sanity. Directed with eerie precision, the film weaves psychological dread with supernatural terror, blending slow-burn suspense and explosive revelations.
As Rohan's reality fractures, he uncovers alliances that blur good and evil, dragging him into a labyrinth of horrors beyond his understanding. With a haunting atmosphere and masterful tension, *Diés Iraé* explores the terror of isolation, the weight of guilt, and the fine line between obsession and possession. Can Rohan survive the day of reckoning that awaits him?
