Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu (English with English Subtitles)

Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu at Victory Cinema Star Wars returns to the cinema screen with The Mandalorian and Grogu, an all-new feature adventure following the beloved Clan of Two into their biggest mission yet. Pedro Pascal returns as Din Djarin, accompanied by Grogu, while Sigourney Weaver joins the galaxy as Colonel Ward and Jeremy Allen White voices Rotta the Hutt. Directed by Jon Favreau, the film continues the story in the New Republic era while expanding the world of The Mandalorian into a large-scale theatrical adventure. The film opens exclusively in cinemas on May 22, 2026. Pedro Pascal returns as Din Djarin Pedro Pascal once again takes on the role of Din Djarin, the legendary Mandalorian bounty hunter whose life has been completely transformed by his relationship with Grogu. Having travelled across dangerous corners of the galaxy together, the pair now operate as a genuine family unit, with Grogu no longer simply someone Din must protect. Their new adventure places them in service of the fledgling New Republic, which needs capable allies as scattered Imperial forces continue threatening the peace won by the Rebellion. Grogu becomes a young apprentice Grogu enters the film not merely as Din Djarin’s companion but as his young apprentice and adopted son. The final trailer places his growing independence at the emotional centre of the story, presenting the adventure as another step in his coming-of-age journey. The familiar idea that the old protect the young is challenged as Grogu begins learning that there may come a time when he must protect the person who has always protected him. This evolving relationship promises to give the spectacular Star Wars action a deeply personal emotional foundation. The New Republic needs the Clan of Two The Empire has fallen, but peace has not automatically returned to the galaxy. Imperial warlords remain scattered across different worlds, and the young New Republic must protect everything the Rebel Alliance fought to achieve. Against this unstable background, Din Djarin and Grogu are recruited to help hunt Imperial war criminals and prevent remnants of the old regime from threatening the new order. This mission gives the film a larger galactic purpose while preserving the personal partnership that has always defined the adventures of the Mandalorian and Grogu. Sigourney Weaver as Colonel Ward Sigourney Weaver joins the Star Wars universe as Colonel Ward, a New Republic officer connected with Din and Grogu’s latest mission. The final trailer introduces her as the figure explaining the continuing threat posed by Imperial war criminals and the need to defend the galaxy’s fragile peace. Weaver brings considerable science-fiction history to the film while entering a completely different kind of intergalactic world. Her character also places the Clan of Two more directly within the operations of the New Republic as they take on missions with consequences reaching far beyond themselves. Jeremy Allen White as Rotta the Hutt Jeremy Allen White joins the cast as Rotta the Hutt, a character with deep connections to existing Star Wars history. Rotta originally appeared as Jabba the Hutt’s young son in Star Wars: The Clone Wars and now returns as an older character in the live-action theatrical adventure. His involvement expands the film’s connection with the criminal and political world of the Hutts, while the trailers also introduce dangerous members of that powerful family as threats to Din Djarin and Grogu. Dangerous Hutts and ruthless bounty hunters Din Djarin may be working to protect the New Republic, but Imperial forces are not the only danger waiting for him. The film’s promotional campaign reveals ruthless bounty hunters, dangerous Hutts, strange creatures and a wide variety of new galactic adversaries. The Hutt Twins directly threaten both Din and Grogu, making their latest mission increasingly personal. With enemies appearing from several corners of the galaxy, the Mandalorian must rely on his armour, combat experience and instincts while Grogu continues discovering the extent of his own abilities. Jon Favreau brings The Mandalorian to the big screen Jon Favreau directs The Mandalorian and Grogu after helping create and shape the characters through their television adventures. He also shares screenplay credit with Dave Filoni and Noah Kloor, while producing alongside Kathleen Kennedy, Ian Bryce and Dave Filoni. Bringing the Clan of Two into a theatrical feature allows Favreau to expand their world with larger environments, creatures, spaceships and action while keeping the emotional relationship between Din and Grogu at the centre of the story. The first theatrical adventure for the Clan of Two The Mandalorian and Grogu marks the pair’s first feature-film adventure created specifically for cinemas. Their journey has always travelled through varied planets, hidden settlements and dangerous territories, but the move to the big screen gives their latest mission an entirely new scale. StarWars.com describes the film as the Clan of Two’s most thrilling mission yet and presents it as a major return of Star Wars to theatres. For audiences who have followed Din and Grogu’s journey, this is an opportunity to experience their partnership as a full theatrical event. A galaxy filled with creatures and familiar faces The promotional material promises a wide range of new creatures, droids, bounty hunters and alien characters as Din and Grogu travel deeper into their mission. The Anzellans return alongside imposing Hutts and other recognisable pieces of Star Wars mythology, while the larger adventure continues exploring the unsettled New Republic era. This variety gives the film the sense of discovery central to Star Wars, where every new planet, cantina or spacecraft can introduce another memorable character or unexpected threat. The bond between Din Djarin and Grogu Beyond spaceships and galactic conflict, The Mandalorian and Grogu remains fundamentally built around the relationship between its two central characters. Din began as a solitary bounty hunter guided by a strict code, but protecting Grogu changed the direction of his life. Their connection has now grown into the bond between father and son, mentor and apprentice. The new film develops that relationship further by allowing Grogu to take greater responsibility while Din must accept that protecting someone also means allowing them to grow. Ludwig Göransson returns with the music Ludwig Göransson composes the score for The Mandalorian and Grogu, continuing the distinctive musical identity associated with the characters. His work has helped give Din Djarin and Grogu a sound that feels immediately recognisable while still belonging naturally within the larger Star Wars musical tradition. The new theatrical adventure gives the composer a broader cinematic canvas for themes of exploration, danger, humour and emotion as the Clan of Two enters its most ambitious mission. A 132-minute Star Wars theatrical experience Disney lists The Mandalorian and Grogu with a runtime of approximately two hours and twelve minutes and a PG-13 rating in the United States. In India, the Central Board of Film Certification certified the English version as UA 16+ with a length of 132.16 minutes on May 15, 2026. The extended runtime gives the film room to combine galactic action, new characters and the evolving relationship between Din and Grogu within a complete feature-length adventure. English with English subtitles Victory Cinema presents Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in its original English language with English subtitles, allowing Bengaluru audiences to experience Pedro Pascal, Sigourney Weaver and the wider cast in their original performances while clearly following every conversation. Subtitles are especially useful in a large science-fiction adventure filled with unfamiliar character names, planets, organisations and rapidly unfolding mission details, making the complete original-language experience accessible without changing the performances created for the film. Watch Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu at Victory Cinema Watch Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu at Victory Cinema and join Din Djarin and Grogu on their first big-screen adventure together. Pedro Pascal leads Jon Favreau’s new Star Wars mission alongside Sigourney Weaver and Jeremy Allen White as the New Republic turns to the legendary Mandalorian and his young apprentice for help against dangerous Imperial remnants and new enemies. With Ludwig Göransson’s music, spectacular galactic action and the continuing bond between the Clan of Two, the film promises an exciting theatrical adventure filled with heart, humour and discovery. Check showtimes, choose your preferred seats and book directly on victorycinema.in with no booking fees. Experience Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu in English with English subtitles at Victory Cinema Bengaluru.