Bideha
Bideha is a 2026 Odia psychological romantic drama directed by Biyot Projna Tripathy. The film explores themes of love, memory and emotional isolation through a woman’s journey where reality and illusion gradually begin to merge.
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Movie Details
Bideha is a 2026 Indian Odia-language psychological romantic film written and directed by Biyot Projna Tripathy. Produced under the banner of Twentyfour January Production, the film was released theatrically on 15 May 2026.
The film stars Kajal Satapathy, Usashi Mishra, Sukanta Ratha, Gaurab Mohanty, Dezy and Elina Koushik Mohapatra in principal roles. The story explores themes of love, memory, emotional trauma and the blurred boundaries between reality and illusion.
Plot
Bideha follows the emotional and psychological journey of a woman whose perception of love, memory and human connection gradually transcends physical reality. As she struggles with longing, grief and unresolved emotions, the line between presence and illusion becomes increasingly uncertain.
Set against an intimate emotional landscape, the film explores themes of identity, isolation, emotional dependency and the subconscious impact of memory on personal relationships.
Cast
- Kajal Satapathy
- Usashi Mishra
- Sukanta Ratha
- Gaurab Mohanty
- Dezy
- Elina Koushik Mohapatra
Production
The film was produced by Twentyfour January Production. Principal photography and promotional materials highlighted the film’s psychological and emotional themes, with a focus on interpersonal relationships and mental conflict.
The promotional campaign included countdown posters and newspaper features published ahead of the theatrical release in Odisha.
Music
The film’s music was composed by Sarat Nayak. Dialogue and lyrics were jointly written by Devdas Chhotray and Biyot Projna Tripathy.
Release
Bideha was released theatrically on 15 May 2026 across Odisha. The film received a UA 16+ certification from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC).
The runtime of the film is 2 hours and 14 minutes.
Marketing
The official promotional campaign included teaser posters, countdown posters and regional newspaper coverage. The marketing materials emphasized the psychological-romantic tone of the film and its exploration of emotional and relational complexities.
Crew
| Department | Credits |
|---|---|
| Story, Screenplay & Direction | Biyot Projna Tripathy |
| Producer | Vedayana Tripathy |
| Executive Producer | Vedayana Tripathy |
| Music | Sarat Nayak |
| Director of Photography | Dhrubananda Panda |
| Editor | Rajesh Dash |
| Art and Costume Design | Bijnan Projna Pany |
| Dialogue and Lyrics | Devdas Chhotray, Biyot Projna Tripathy |
Official Posters
News Clippings
References
- BookMyShow – Bideha movie listing and release information.
- Official promotional posters and production materials of Bideha (2026).
- Regional newspaper coverage published in Nirbhay, Prameya and Sakala during May 2026.
