In a swift move from its theatrical debut, “Guntur Kaaram,” starring the dynamic duo of Mahesh Babu and Sreeleela, is all set to entertain audiences on Netflix India. Directed by the celebrated Trivikram Srinivas, the film made its box office entry on January 12, coinciding with the Sankranthi celebrations. Despite facing stiff competition from titles such as “HanuMan,” “Saindhav,” and “Naa Saami Ranga,” “Guntur Kaaram” managed to carve out a respectable niche for itself in the cinematic landscape.
Netflix India South excitedly shared a new trailer of the film on their X (formerly known as Twitter) account, announcing the film’s OTT release within a mere month of hitting theatres. The announcement highlighted the film’s availability in multiple languages: Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, and Hindi. The anticipation among fans reached a fever pitch, with many expressing their eagerness to watch the film in their preferred language. The hashtag #GunturKaaramOnNetflix swiftly gained traction, underscoring the film’s awaited digital premiere scheduled for midnight on February 9.
My brain for the next 12 hours: Sarra Sarra Soolam🕺💃
Guntur Kaaram, coming to Netflix in 12 hours in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.#GunturKaaramOnNetflix pic.twitter.com/QIOnMY2GDD— Netflix India South (@Netflix_INSouth) February 8, 2024
About “Guntur Kaaram”
Marking the third collaboration between Mahesh Babu and director Trivikram Srinivas, following the successes of “Athadu” and “Khaleja,” “Guntur Kaaram” has elicited a mixed reception from critics. Nonetheless, the film experienced a steady box office performance, mainly thriving in Andhra Pradesh compared to Telangana and overseas markets. Producer Naga Vamsi affirmed this trend during a press conference, noting the film’s relative success.
The narrative follows the journey of Ramana (Mahesh Babu), a notorious figure from Guntur, as he navigates his complex familial ties. Estranged from his mother, played by Ramya Krishnan, Ramana’s life takes a tumultuous turn when his grandfather, a politician portrayed by Prakash Raj, demands he sever all connections with her. Defiant, Ramana embarks on a quest to unravel the truth behind his mother’s abandonment two decades prior.
As “Guntur Kaaram” readies for its OTT release on Netflix, viewers across India and beyond are poised to witness the compelling drama unfold in the comfort of their homes, available in an array of languages that promise to broaden its appeal.