Often called the first South Indian zombie film, this movie features Jayam Ravi as a traffic cop trying to save his family during an outbreak. It follows a very traditional "Hollywood style" narrative but adds the typical South Indian masala flair. The Hindi dubbed version is popular on YouTube and satellite TV.
While still a growing niche, Indian filmmakers have also experimented with the genre.
The zombie genre has seen a massive surge in popularity in India over the last decade. Thanks to the success of shows like The Walking Dead and movies like Train to Busan , Indian audiences have developed a voracious appetite for the undead.
A more recent release set in the upscale Gangnam district of Seoul. Indian Zombie Movies (Original & South Dubbed)
Let's be honest—India hasn't mastered the genre like Korea or the US, but if you want desi flavor:
This is India’s first zombie comedy. Starring Saif Ali Khan and Kunal Khemu, it follows a group of friends who go to Goa and end up fighting the undead. It is funny, stylish, and genuinely good. "I kill zombies, I don't wear underwear" became a famous dialogue from this film.