This summer, the Indian superhero comes home with a secret. The Great Grand Superhero, starring Jackie Shroff, is all set to release in cinemas on May 29, 2026.
Jackie Shroff turns superhero
After a teaser that sparked curiosity and got conversations buzzing, The Great Grand Superhero is gearing up to arrive on the big screen with a story that promises heart, imagination, and adventure.
Backed by Zee Studios and Amdavad Films, the film steps into a space that feels both fresh and familiar. It taps into an untapped emotional universe, blending imagination, innocence, and a narrative that keeps viewers intrigued.
The teaser hints at a world where a child’s imagination takes the grandfather-grandson relationship to another level, adding the unique thrill of aliens to the mix.
At the heart of it is Jackie Shroff, in a role that feels deeply warm and refreshingly different. Speaking about the film, he shared, “With The Great Grand Superhero, we’re fulfilling every child’s dream. If your spirit stays young and your spine stays strong till 90, that itself makes you a superhero. Kids’ dreams should always come first.”
Directed by National Award-winning filmmaker Manish Saini, the film also features an ensemble cast including Prateik Smita Patil, Bhagyashree Dasani, Sharat Saxena, Mihir Godbole, Durgesh Kumar, Saharsh Shukla, Shivansh Chorge, and Kumar Saurabh. May 29, 2026, see you at the movies.
When Subhash Ghai praised Jackie Shroff
For the uninitiated, Jackie Shroff has been a part of Bollywood for over four decades. He made his debut with Subhash Ghai`s Hero.
Recently, Subash Ghai had heaped praises on his Hero actor, Jackie Shroff, and said that he is still very proud of him.
Subhash had shared a picture of Jackie holding onto the poster of the 1983 film Hero, which marked the entry of the actor into the world of cinema.
The filmmaker then went on to write on his social media account, “In my journey as a filmmaker I did my best to groom non actors raw actors n actors to shine on screen n I feel happy that they are still at their peak with audiences. But some get into the orbit of their own success they deserve but some have same love n respect for the maker they started (sic).”
He then wrote about Jackie and said, “N one of them is HERO who started as hero in Mukta arts n still remain as HERO for millions of people today. I m so proud of him as a man n actor both always.”