Smurfs 2025 OTT release: Here's when and where to watch the animated reboot
Smurfs streaming status: Not available online yet
As reported by The Wrap, 'Smurfs' is not streaming on any platform at the moment. Since the film is backed by Paramount Pictures, it is expected to stream on Paramount+ after completing its theatrical run. While the exact OTT premiere date hasn't been announced, industry estimates suggest a mid-September 2025 release window.
Where to watch Smurfs in India
'Smurfs' is currently playing in Indian cinemas in both the languages, English and Hindi, with standard 2D screenings available across the major chains for big screen. The film is showing in cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.
What is Smurfs (2025) about?
Papa Smurf, kidnapped by the evil siblings Gargamel and Razamel in search of the final volume of a magical book that could reshape the universe, is rescued once again with the help of Smurfette, voiced by Rihanna. The Smurfs entered the human world outside the enchanted forest where nothing is what it seems anymore. There, reality flowed instants, hovering over intertwined vistas brewing around many shades and colors of unearthinliness, except maybe their estranged brother Ken.
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At the heart of this emotional chaos is No Name, an inconspicuous Smurf who discovers his hidden powers and becomes instrumental in saving their world. Big, bold visuals and a rich thematic fabric complete the movie-a spectacular collision of action, heart, and music built on a message of unity, bravery, and self-belief.
Voice cast and production details
The film features an ensemble voice cast including James Corden, Nick Offerman, Daniel Levy, Amy Sedaris, Natasha Lyonne, Sandra Oh, Jimmy Kimmel, Octavia Spencer, Nick Kroll, and Kurt Russell. Music is composed by Henry Jackman, with original songs by Rihanna. The film is produced by Jay Brown, Ryan Harris, and Rihanna, under Paramount Animation and Lafig Belgium.
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