Discover a world of unique stories with these Telugu and Tamil anthologies on OTT platforms

From Disney+ Hotstar's Anger Tales to Netflix's Paava Kadhaigal and Amazon Prime Video's Kutty Story, these Telugu and Tamil anthologies explore a range of themes

South Indian anthologies on OTT platforms are a treasure trove of diverse storytelling. From exploring complex human emotions to unravelling the mysteries of inanimate objects, these anthologies offer an eclectic mix of narratives. 

Whether you're looking for a thought-provoking, bittersweet, or heartwarming experience, these anthologies are sure to keep you hooked. So get ready to binge-watch these must-see series and explore a world of unique stories.

Here are some must-watch Telugu and Tamil anthologies that are available on OTT platforms:

Anger Tales (Disney+ Hotstar)
Director Prabhala Tilak brings to life the various hues of anger in this anthology. The stories of four ordinary people from different socio-economic backgrounds explore how they confront their anger. The outcomes of anger in the stories are different: constructive, destructive, and sometimes meaningless too. The anthology is funny, moving, and thought-provoking.

Story of Things (SonyLIV)
This anthology series of five stories blurs the lines between the real and the surreal. It explores human emotions like greed, fear, anger, loneliness, love, and guilt through inanimate objects that we encounter in our daily lives.

The stories give life to objects like a weighing scale, a mobile phone, a car, a compressor, or a mirror, which we would not give a second thought to or look at on a regular day. It's a fascinating exploration of the hidden emotions that surround us.

Putham Pudhu Kaalai: Vidiyaadha (Amazon Prime Video)
A sequel to Putham Pudhu Kaalai, this Tamil anthology series consists of five movies about hope and human resilience, each helmed by a different filmmaker. The stories are set against the lockdown backdrop and explore scenarios, characters, and emotions that differ from one another. It's a heartwarming series that teaches us the power of hope and resilience.

Paava Kadhaigal (Netflix)
This bold anthology brings together four stalwarts of the Tamil film industry to explore the social paradigms of sin. The stories amplify the voices of the deviant and defiant youth and explore the different aspects of sin. It's a powerful exploration of social morality and its impact on individuals.

Pitta Kathalu (Netflix)
This anthology explores the darker, deceptive sides of love through the stories of four different women. The common thread is their desire to dismantle the patriarchy. The stories are a poignant reflection of the complexities of love and its impact on individuals.

Anantham (ZEE5)
This web series chronicles the events that happen in a house between 1960 and 2015. The house becomes a witness to different kinds of emotions, and the stories explore the complexities of human relationships over the years. It's a nostalgic exploration of the changing times and their impact on individuals.

Meet Cute (SonyLIV)
Meet Cute takes you through five instances and conversations among people from various walks of life, in the hope of being a warm hug of an anthology. The five shorts comprise unfiltered, breezy conversations where the protagonists feel liberated opening up to strangers, without the worry of oversharing or being judged for their words or choices.

Sillu Karuppatti (Netflix)
Love and connection are at the heart of the four interwoven stories in this anthology film. From first crushes to post-marriage relationships, the stories explore the different aspects of love and its impact on individuals.

Kutty Story (Amazon Prime Video)
This Tamil-language romantic anthology film consists of four short film segments directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon, Vijay, Venkat Prabhu, and Nalan Kumarasamy. The stories revolve around man-woman love relationships and explore the complexities of love and relationships.

Putham Pudhu Kaalai (Amazon Prime Video)
This anthology of five short films explores love, affection, hope, and second chances in life. The stories are set against the coronavirus era and offer a poignant reflection on the power of hope and resilience.

These anthologies offer a rich tapestry of storytelling that is both engaging and thought-provoking. From exploring complex human emotions to unravelling the mysteries of inanimate objects, they offer something for everyone.

So, grab some popcorn, sit back, and indulge in the magic of South Indian storytelling.

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