Prasanna Vadanam Tamil OTT release date: When and where to watch Suhas’ latest crime thriller

Prasanna Vadanam Tamil OTT release date: Directed by Arjun YK, the film follows a man with face blindness who witnesses a murder but can't identify the killer.

Prasanna Vadanam

Prasanna Vadanam, the 2024 Telugu language crime thriller film starring Suhas in the lead role, will soon be available in Tamil to stream.

Prasanna Vadanam Tamil OTT release date

Prasanna Vadanam is a Telugu crime thriller film, written and directed by Arjun YK. The film released in theatres on May 3, and following its run, is now available on Aha for streaming. Soon, the Tamil version of the film will also be made available on Aha Tamil and OTTplay Premium from November 6 onwards.

Prasanna Vadanam stars Suhas, Payal Radhakrishna, Rashi Singh, Nandu, Harsha Chemudu, and others. The film revolves around a protagonist who loses his family to an accident, resulting in him suffering from face blindness. However, years later, the man becomes a witness to a murder but fails to identify the murderer due to his condition.

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The film is produced by Manikanta JS and Prasad Reddy TR under the banner Little Thoughts Cinemas. The technical crew consists of Karthika Srinivas as the editor and Vijai Bulganin scoring the music. Prasanna Vadanam is shot by S Chandrasekaran

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OTTplay review of the film reads, “On the whole, Prasanna is a decent thriller with impressive performances by the lead cast. The pace is a bit slow, but once the twists and thrills start being unleashed, the film ends up being an interesting watch this weekend.”

Meanwhile, if you would like to watch other Suhas films on Aha, some of them available are Color Photo, Ambajipeta Marriage Band, Prasanna Vadanam, and Sreeranga Neethu. All the films are also available on OTTplay Premium.

The actor has a few projects in the line-up, including Cable Reddy, Anandrao Adventures, and Uppu Kappurambu

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