Latest Malayalam film, Bharathanatyam, will be available on the digital space soon. The family drama, starring Saiju Kurup in the lead role, will be streaming on Manorama Max, according to sources. However, the makers have not revealed an exact date of release online.

Bharathanatyam to stream on Manorama Max

Saiju Kurup's maiden production hit the big screens on August 30. Therefore, the film's OTT update comes as a surprise to many who were eagerly awaiting its digital release. It has now been confirmed that Manorama Max has bought the digital rights for the movie. It is safe to assume that the comedy drama will be accessible from the end of September or the first week of October.

Recently, Dileep-starrer Pavi Caretaker began streaming on the popular online platform. Other latest Malayalam films, including Mandakini, Jananam 1947 Pranayam Thudarunnu, and Swakaryam Sambhavabahulam, are accessible on the digital platform. A Malayalam web series, titled Soul Stories, will also be available on Manorama Max soon.

What is Bharathanatyam all about?

The movie is about a man's efforts to keep his family's secret in the face of challenging circumstances and a sketchy area, which eventually results in some hilarious events and stronger family ties. Although Bharathanatyam's storytelling method is not novel, it was commended for its engaging storyline and plausible characters. Additionally, the movie purposefully stays away from overdoing dramatic scenes with the characters.

Debutante Krishnadas Murali, who is directing this film, wrote the script. The film also features supporting roles from Abhiram Radhakrishnan, Kalaranjini, Sreeja Ravi, Divya M Nair, Sruthy Suresh, Nandu Pothuval, Swathi Das Prabhu, Sohan Seenulal, and Manikandan Pattambi. Financial support for the film was provided by Lini Mariam David and Anupama B Nambiar through Saiju Kurup Entertainments and Thomas Thiruvalla Films. The original soundtracks for Bharathanatyam were composed by Samuel Aby.

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