Subham OTT Release: Samantha's Debut Production to Stream on Zee5 After Theatrical Run?

9 May, 2025 11:03 IST|Sakshi Post

Samantha's production house, Tralala Moving Pictures, has made a mark for itself in their debut venture, Subham. Praveen Kandregula directs the movie Subham, which revolves around three wives who develop an obsession with a TV serial. Despite the movie's primary goal of eliciting laughter from the audience, it also carries a subtle layer of messaging throughout.

But the movie doesn't overdo its messaging and go into preachy mode at all. Samantha's cameo is really impressive, and the background score by Vivek Sagar really elevates the mood of the film. Horror comedies have gone off trend, and the way writer Vasanth Maringanti and director Praveen Kandregula managed to evoke laughter with clean comedy must be lauded.

Word of mouth is key for Subham, and it can really improve on its box-office numbers if families turn up to watch this film. Out of all the films that were released of late in Telugu cinema, Subham has that universal appeal where it can be enjoyed by people across ages, just like Sankrantiki Vastunnam. The horror depicted in the movie doesn't spook you, and it's all for comedic effect more than the intention of evoking jump scares.

All in all, Subham is a movie that can be happily watched in the theaters by families across the Telugu states, and Samantha must be appreciated for choosing to go with such a gentle and heartwarming film for her debut as a producer.

Subham OTT Release: When and Where to Watch the Movie Online?

Even before the movie is released, Subham is in the safe zone, as Samantha and her team have managed to get favorable deals for both satellite and OTT. Zee Telugu is chosen as the satellite partner for Subham, and while the streaming partner is not yet announced publicly, reports suggest that Zee5 has also secured the OTT rights. However, it's important to acknowledge that Netflix also participated in the competition. We wait to see if they will strike a two-way deal with both the streaming platforms.

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