The upcoming thriller "Merry Christmas," directed by Sriram Raghavan, has garnered praise from those who had the opportunity to watch it before its theatrical release on January 12.

Merry Christmas is all set to hit the big screen on 12th January and today, let us have a look at what we can expect from the movie.

Bollywood star Katrina Kaif took to Instagram on January 9 to share captivating photos with her Merry Christmas co-star Vijay Sethupathi. The duo was seen twinning in white, creating a visually appealing post that generated excitement among fans.

Movie Merry Christmas that has Katrina Kaif and Vijay Sethupathi in the lead is all set to hit the big screens this week and here's what the pre release buzz speaks about the movie.

Sriram revealed that when he first conceived the story three years ago, he envisioned a Hindi version with Saif Ali Khan in the lead. However, as he delved deeper into the script, he sensed that something wasn't aligning well.

Vijay’s role in Shahid Kapoor’s Farzi too was praised. The actor will soon be seen opposite Katrina Kaif in Merry Christmas.

In a recent press conference for 'Merry Christmas,' Katrina Kaif shared insights into her decision to choose an intimate thriller over larger-than-life action movies.

Director Sriram Raghavan offers intriguing revelations about the highly anticipated film Merry Christmas, shedding light on its connection with Pinocchio, trailer cuts, the one-night story concept, casting decisions, and Katrina Kaif's dedication to learning Tamil for the role.

Katrina wore strappy black heels with the puff-sleeved floral-print dress that had pearl buttons. Her simple pearl earrings gave the ensemble an air of refinement. She split her hair to the side and left it open. She went for a natural-looking base, perfectly groomed brows, lots of mascara, and natural-looking lips for her minimum makeup look.

Now, Vijay Sethupathi got in touch with the media where he was asked whether he chooses to become a star or an actor and what attracts him to do complex and negative characters.