We had earlier reported that the 2021 Malayalam mystery thriller film Irul will be coming in Tamil on streaming platform Aha Tamil. Now, recently, Aha announced that it can be streamed from September 6 onwards. The film stars actors Fahadh Faasil, Darshana Rajendran and Soubin Shahir in the lead roles.

Irul Tamil OTT release date

Irul is a 2021 Malayalam mystery thriller film starring actors Fahadh Faasil, Darshana Rajendran and Soubin Shahir in the pivotal roles. Now, the film will be made available in Tamil for streaming on Aha Tamil from September 6 onwards. It will also be available on OTTplay Premium.

The mystery thriller is directed by Naseef Yusuf Izuddin in his directorial debut and premiered through Netflix at the time of its release. Irul revolves around a couple who take a trip but their car soon breaks down, making them take shelter at a nearby house. They find a stranger in the house with a suspicious behaviour. Fahahdh Faasil plays the mysterious stranger, with Soubin and Darshana play the couple.

Irul is jointly produced by Anto Joseph Film Company and Plan J Studios. With Jomon T. John cranking the camera and Shameer Muhammed handling the edits, the music is scored by Sreerag Saji.

More on Aha

All the content on Aha Tamil and Aha are also available for streaming on OTTplay Premium as well. In the recent times, Irul is the second Malayalam film to be released in Tamil on the streaming platform, It also offered to stream Malayalam film Nizhal starring Kunchacko Boban and Nayanthara in Tamil as Maya Nizhal.

The streaming platform has acquired the post-theatrical streaming rights of many 2024 Tamil releases. Some of them include Mission: Chapter 1, horror thriller Devil, Santhanam's period comedy drama Vadakkupatti Ramasamy, Birthmark, crime thriller Ranam Aram Thavarel, social drama Hot Spot, Boomer Uncle, The Boys, Veppam Kulir Mazhai, Vijay Antony's Romeo, Kurangu Pedal, Haraa, Sarathkumar-starrer Hit List and Arjun Das' mystery thriller Rasavathi.

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