‘Subham’ trailer: Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s debut production venture promises a horror-fun ride

The trailer for ‘Subham’, Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s debut production venture, was unveiled on Sunday (April 27) — and it promises a quirky, genre-bending ride filled with humor, horror, and heart."Join a fun ride"Samantha, who also makes a hilarious cameo, shared the trailer on her social media handles, inviting fans to "join a fun ride" when ‘Subham’ hits theatres worldwide on May 9.The trailer opens with a group of men casually discussing outdated ideas of masculinity, boasting about how their wives should be at their beck and call, specifically to have coffee ready whenever they please. However, not everyone agrees with this ‘alpha male’ mindset, as one of them opposes the outdated views of his friends.Twist happens!Soon, a strange phenomenon begins to disrupt their domestic lives: the women become completely entranced by a mysterious TV show that airs every night at 9 pm. As the men lose their grip over their households, chaos — and comedy — ensues. Their ‘Apha-male’ concept is getting challenged then on!Samantha’s interesting cameo appearanceThe biggest surprise comes towards the end of the trailer when Samantha appears as a Maata (spiritual figure). In a hilarious moment, when asked what will happen to the men, she dramatically signals that they might all meet their doom, even offering mock condolences. Her spirited cameo adds a delightful layer of fun to the otherwise spooky setup. The trailer also promises a ‘Stree’ movie vibe to it, which makes it more interesting.Netizens loving Samantha’s cameo role. One comment read, “Sam Cameooooo at the end wow!.” Another comment read, “Anything by you is the bestest , that og cameo in the end is damm, can't wait.” A third one commented, “WHISTLING FOR YOUR CAMEOOOOO & LOOKS !!!!!.”Impressive cast and crewDirected by a fresh team and featuring a rising star cast including Harshith Malgireddy, Shriya Kontham, Charan Peri, Shalini Kondepudi, Gavireddy Srinivas, and Shravani, Subham blends suspense with sharp humor. Adding to the excitement is the vibrant score by Vivek Sagar and music by Clinton Cerejo.