Tia Bajpai, fondly remembered as the OG queen of horror in Bollywood with films like Haunted 3D and 1920 Evil Returns , is back to her favorite genre this time on an international stage. Known for her grace, powerful screen presence, and unforgettable music collaborations during her Bhatt-camp era, Tia is now stepping into global cinema with her English-language supernatural horror film Lilly Rose.

The project, which marks her international debut, is set against an expansive canvas, having been shot across seven countries. Talking about what drew her to the film, Tia shares, “The scale of the film is what instantly appealed to me. With locations spanning seven countries, the narrative truly feels cinematic. Working in English was seamless since emotions remain universal. What set this project apart was the director’s meticulous detailing and imaginative world-building. This isn’t a one-off film it’s the start of an epic saga, and I couldn’t miss the chance to be part of it.”

With Lilly Rose, Tia returns to the very genre that gave her immense love and recognition. Reflecting on her journey, she says with gratitude, “I am truly excited to do my first international project in English. Horror has always held a special place in my heart, and I feel humbled by the positive impression people have of my roles in this genre. Their support has always motivated me to push boundaries and explore new horizons.”

Blending supernatural themes with a layered narrative, Lilly Rose promises to deliver both chills and cinematic depth, positioning Tia once again as a force to be reckoned with in horror storytelling.

From her beginnings as a Bhatt heroine with haunting melodies to now embracing a global supernatural saga, Tia Bajpai’s journey continues to reflect both reinvention and loyalty to her horror roots. With Lilly Rose, she’s not just back—she’s reclaiming her throne in the genre she rules best.