Jigra is set to hit Netflix this December, featuring Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina. Check it out!

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The final stretch of 2024 has been quite exciting for Indian cinema, with a ton of major films making their way to theaters and enjoying their time in the spotlight. There was a little something for everyone, featuring action flicks, heartfelt dramas, and some thought-provoking films all releasing at the same time. One of the standout films was Jigra, starring Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina, directed by Vasan Bala and produced by Karan Johar. After being in the works for a while, it finally premiered and generated quite a buzz. Fans have been eagerly anticipating its arrival on digital platforms, and it's finally set to stream. Keep reading to find out where, when, and how you can catch Jigra online.

Jigra is now on OTT platforms.

Jigra tells the story of Satya (Alia Bhatt) and her brother Ankur (Vedang Raina), two orphans raised by their distant relatives. They live under the thumb of their uncle, whom they refer to as Bade Papa. When Ankur gets wrongfully accused of drug use at a place called Hanshi Dao during a visit with his cousin, he becomes a pawn in a larger game. The court at Hanshi Dao hands down a death sentence by electrocution, leaving Satya determined to move mountains if that’s what it takes to save her brother.

Jigra was confirmed to hit Netflix during its theatrical run, but fans have been eagerly waiting for the official release date. Well, the wait is over! Jigra is set to drop on Netflix this week. That's right! The movie will be available on the streaming platform tomorrow, December 6, 2024, so the wait is almost over!

Vasan Bala Discusses Jigra's Challenges.

Jigra didn’t do well at the box office and didn’t even manage to break even. In a conversation with The Hollywood Reporter, Vasan Bala opened up about it and took full responsibility for the film's lack of success. He mentioned that the failure caught him off guard. "It was surprising to see it fail because you never aim for that. Plus, this wasn’t a film that was overly rigid in its approach. I believed it was a straightforward film with emotions that everyone could relate to," he shared.

Vasan wrapped up by saying, "I've always found it tough to get my films released. But this time, it was clear that the film was definitely going to hit the screens, and in a big way. This is a first for me, and honestly, I'm not sure how to handle it. What I do understand is that there's a real responsibility in the mainstream to perform well at the box office."

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