Soulmates - Oru Saathukudi Pranayam (2026)
Director: Joel Davis
Cast: Nandan Venkitangu, Sayoojya, Glixon, Akash Joseph Varghese, Justin Davis
Even the heavens themselves might shed tears at this tale.
When divine mercy falters, the weight of human suffering becomes unbearable—a story so profound that it could move the Almighty to sorrow. Here unfolds a narrative of profound loss, unyielding hope, and the fragile line between redemption and despair, where every choice echoes into eternity.
Witness a journey that pierces the soul, a cinematic experience that questions the very nature of compassion and fate. This is not merely a film—it is a testament to the moments when even the most sacred heart breaks.
When divine mercy falters, the weight of human suffering becomes unbearable—a story so profound that it could move the Almighty to sorrow. Here unfolds a narrative of profound loss, unyielding hope, and the fragile line between redemption and despair, where every choice echoes into eternity.
Witness a journey that pierces the soul, a cinematic experience that questions the very nature of compassion and fate. This is not merely a film—it is a testament to the moments when even the most sacred heart breaks.
More About This Film
Soulmates - Oru Saathukudi Pranayam is a 2026 Malayalam romantic short film that grew out of the fictional world of Bethlehem Kudumba Unit. The short expands the idea of the in-universe movie presented in that larger project, turning it into a standalone production centered on romance, emotion, and revenge.
Joel Davis wrote, directed, and conceived the standalone short, while Justin Davis produced it. The project attracted significant online attention after its release, with the film becoming a notable example of Malayalam short-form cinema distributed directly through a major YouTube channel.
- The film was released on August 30, 2026.
- Joel Davis wrote and directed the standalone short.
- Justin Davis produced the film.
- It runs approximately 15 minutes.
- Bhavana Studios released the film on YouTube, where it quickly accumulated millions of views.