The film was well-received for its fresh take on Indian horror and fantasy cinema and has been credited with setting a new standard for Indian genre films.
The film was shot in a real village to maintain the authenticity of the film.
The film’s narrative is non-linear, with the story unfolding through various periods and perspectives, showing complexity and depth to the storyline.
Tumbbad garnered international acclaim and was featured in several film festivals around the world and was selected to be premiered at the Venice Film Festival 2018.
Tumbbad is noted for its groundbreaking visual effects, especially considering the film’s budget.
The film's production spanned around 6 years before it premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in 2018.
The film draws heavily from Indian folklore and mythology. It combines elements of the mythical tale of Hastar, a malevolent deity and the Goddess of Prosperity.