However, Tollywood audiences seem to be the luckiest in this area, with a number of releases queuing up on OTT platforms. Powerstar Pawan Kalyan’s Vakeel Saab and Karthi’s Sulthan started streaming on Amazon Prime and Aha respectively, from Friday, and more films are set to follow. Sundeep Kishan’s A1 Express is currently streaming, while Thank You Brother, starring Anasuya Bharadwaj, will be streaming on Aha from May 7th. Thank You Brother is getting a direct OTT release and has decent expectations on it.
On the other hand, Cinema Bandi, produced by the makers of The Family Man, Raj and DK, is all set to start streaming on Netflix from May 14th. The trailer of the film released today, and it looks highly promising. Apart from these films, Nithiin’s Check and Rang De, Rana’s Aranya, and Kajal Aggarwal’s Mosagallu are all set to start streaming on digital platforms from May.
Telugu audiences are indeed lucky to be getting content on such a large scale when the entertainment industry is completely shut down. Without a doubt, May is going to be a digital feast for Telugu audiences.
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