Rajinikanth’s Lal Salaam to finally have OTT release on this date?

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Lal Salaam is 2024 Tamil film starring Rajinikanth, Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth in the lead roles. The film, which released in February, is yet to get an OTT release. Now, as per the latest buzz, the film has found a streaming home in SunNXT. As per latest reports, the film is all set to premiere on September 20.

Lal Salaam gets OTT release date?

Lal Salaam, is written and directed by filmmaker Aishwarya Rajinikanth. The film released in theatres in February. Even as over six months passed since its release, the film is yet to have an OTT release date. Starring actors Vishnu Vishal and Vikranth in the lead roles, the film features Rajinikanth in an extended cameo appearance.

Now, as per latest reports, the film is all set to premiere on SunNXT on September 20. However, an official OTT release date for the film is yet to be confirmed by the streaming platform. While many films follow a practise of four weeks of theatrical run before its streaming debut, Lal Salaam’s streaming debut has so far been unclear. Following negative reception the film received, Aishwarya Rajinikanth had said that the hard disks which contained the film footage were lost.

More on Lal Salaam

Produced by Lyca Productions, and with music by AR Rahman, Lal Salaam is a sports drama that intersperses conflicts in the name of religion. The film follows the clashes that exist between Muslims and Hindus in the village, against the backdrop of cricket.

While Vikranth plays Rajinikanth’s son, Vishnu Vishal plays a local cricketer named Thirunavakarasu. Others in the cast include Senthil, Jeevitha, Thambi Ramaiah, Ananthika Sanilkumar, Vivek Prasanna, and Thangadurai, among others.

Lal Salaam received negative responses upon its release. “Lal Salaam is a film with noble intentions but is wary of what it has to say. The drama also becomes an oblong narration with blotched editing and an erratic screenplay. Lal Salaam is honest but is marred by weak choices,” read the Mobile Masala review of the film.