Telugu film Ram Asur gets its due with the OTT release on Amazon Prime Video

OTT platforms over the recent years have served as an important avenue to increase the shelf life of a film. Regardless of being a box office success or not in the theatres, they provide an opportunity for the film to flourish, opening itself to a wide section of audiences. Ram Asur, a Telugu film directed by Venkatesh Triparna, that had released on Amazon Prime Video during the previous weekend, has got impressive responses from viewers across the globe. The makers are reportedly thrilled with the numbers it has generated on the OTT platform.

Starring Sherry Agarwal, Ram Karthik, Abhinav Sardhar and Shaani Soloman in the lead roles, Ram Asur is a story set amidst two timelines, one in 1989 and another subplot that runs simultaneously in 2020. What connects these two timelines and subplots? You need to watch the film to know more. The film revolves around Ram, a man who tries to create a diamond artificially but fails despite his repeated attempts and is also dumped by his girlfriend later. His life changes when he meets Suri, a man with a mysterious past. 

Venkatesh Triparna's directorial talents truly shone through in the film that unfolds amid a rural backdrop and takes viewers through an interesting story around diamonds. Ram Asur keeps audiences engrossed throughout with its unique concept and engaging narration. The idea of good and bad in relevance with the current generation is certain to resonate with viewers. The film is benefited big time by Bheems Ceciroleo's terrific music score. 

Abhinav Sardhar's versatility as a performer leaves you awestruck and his effort to stay true to the spirit of Suri in Ram Asur has drawn praise from critics and viewers alike. Director Venkatesh Triparna has also bankrolled the movie in association with Abhinav Sardhar under ASP Media House and GV Ideas. The promising numbers the film has generated on the OTT platform is a shot in the arm for its team, which is more motivated than ever to tell novel stories for the current film-watching generation.