Behrupiyo
Behrupiyo (Gujarati: બહેરૂપિયો ; meaning “a shape-shifter” or "one who assumes multiple forms") is an upcoming 2026 Indian Gujarati-language horror thriller film directed by Raja Sanjay Choksi and written by Raja Sanjay Choksi and Kapil Sahetya. The film stars Kinjal Rajpriya, Jayesh More, Maulik Chauhan, Denisha Ghumra, Aasheema Vardaan and others. It is produced by Kaushik Patel and Hardik Patel under the banner of Savnath Entertainment, in association with RSC Films. The film was released on...
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Credits and facts
Movie details
- Release date
- 24 April 2026
- Country
- India
- Languages
- Gujarati
- Genres
- Thriller, Horror
- Cast
- Kinjal Rajpriya, Denisha Ghumra
Spoiler-free synopsis
Behrupiyo (Gujarati: બહેરૂપિયો ; meaning “a shape-shifter” or "one who assumes multiple forms") is an upcoming 2026 Indian Gujarati-language horror thriller film directed by Raja Sanjay Choksi and written by Raja Sanjay Choksi and Kapil Sahetya. The film stars Kinjal Rajpriya, Jayesh More, Maulik Chauhan, Denisha Ghumra, Aasheema Vardaan and others. It is produced by Kaushik Patel and Hardik Patel under the banner of Savnath Entertainment, in association with RSC Films. The film was released on 24 April 2026.
For families
Editorial guidance
Context for discussing the story and deciding whether it fits your household.
Positive messages
Constructive themes or examples.The film can support discussion about responsibility, consequences, empathy, resilience and how characters respond to pressure. Families can compare constructive and harmful choices, consider how relationships and community expectations influence decisions, and talk about the cultural context of contemporary Indian cinema. Where the story is still sparsely documented, these themes should be revisited after viewing rather than assumed from publicity alone.
Negative behaviours
Conduct that may need context.Parents should be prepared to contextualise sustained tension, danger, supernatural scares, frightening imagery. The rating notes do not claim undocumented scenes, and the absence of a separately verified issue is not proof that every scene is free of mild profanity, romance, smoking, alcohol, frightening imagery or upsetting dialogue. For pre-release or lightly documented titles, promotional genre labels can understate or overstate the intensity of the finished film.
Topics to discuss
Conversation starters after viewing.Useful discussion topics include whether risky or harmful behaviour is challenged or normalised, what consequences follow aggression or deception, how family expectations shape individual choices, and whether characters show empathy under pressure. Parents can also discuss the difference between an official CBFC classification and this editorial age recommendation, particularly when evidence remains incomplete.
Final recommendation
Our family-viewing take
Recommended from about age 15. The strongest current concerns are sustained tension, danger, supernatural scares, frightening imagery. This is an editorial family-viewing recommendation based on the evidence available on 12 August 2026. For younger viewers, or when the film is still unreleased or poorly documented, waiting for fuller official or post-release content information is the safer choice; shared viewing is useful near the suggested threshold.
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