After Theatrical Success, Oka Brundavanam Now Streaming On OTT
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Oka Brundavanam is now streaming on digital platforms after a successful theatrical run.
Oka Brundavanam, the touching Telugu family drama, made its theatrical debut on May 23 and quickly won over audiences with its emotional depth and fresh take on human relationships. Praised for its engaging screenplay and heartfelt storytelling, the film struck a chord with viewers for the way it portrayed family ties that go beyond blood connections.
After a successful run in cinemas, this much-loved film is now delighting audiences on digital platforms, allowing more people to experience its warmth and message from the comfort of their homes.
When and Where to Watch Oka Brundavanam
Oka Brundavanam began streaming on ETV Win on June 20, 2025. The announcement was made on the platform's official X handle, where they shared a vibrant poster and wrote:
'New vibes. Fresh faces. Pure emotions! Oka Brundavanam is now streaming on @ETVWin!"
New vibes. Fresh faces. Pure emotions!
This move to OTT has excited fans who either missed the film in theatres or wish to revisit its touching story.
What Oka Brundavanam is About
At its heart, Oka Brundavanam celebrates the idea that family isn't always defined by blood. The story follows Raja Vikram (Balu), a cameraman struggling to make ends meet. His path crosses with Mahi (Shinnova), a passionate young woman working on a documentary about her late mother. Together, they encounter Nainika (Sanvitha), a spirited little girl searching for her long-lost parents.
As this unlikely trio comes together, they embark on a journey that leads them to uncover a Christmas mystery, while learning powerful lessons about love, belonging and healing. The film gently reminds us that care, kindness and connection can form bonds stronger than those of blood.
Cast and Crew of Oka Brundavanam
The film features an impressive cast including Balu, Shinnova, Sanvitha, Subhalekha Sudhakar, Sivaji Raja, Annapurnamma, Rupa Lakshmi and others. Oka Brundavanam marks the directorial debut of Satya Botcha, with a screenplay by Chetan Bandi. The film's cinematography is by Raj K Nalli, and editing is handled by Tammiraju and Santhosh Kamireddy. Produced under Seer Studios, the project is backed by Kishore Tatikonda, Venkat Regatte, Prahalad Bommineni and Manoj Indupuru.
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