This 2 hour 30 minute action thriller will blow your mind away, with an unpredictable climax, has a 7.2 IMDb rating, dominating on OTT, the film is…
The content of the film is so great and exciting that it has also received a positive rating of 7.2/10 from IMDb. Let us know in this article which film is being talked about here, and on which OTT platform it is available. One of the best South thrillers
Some films leave a lasting impression on the hearts of fans. We are talking about such a movie here. The story is about a mute father who has a very horrific past. He is violent by nature, and due to this, the villagers keep him away from society. For the sake of his daughter, he wants to change.
But a big turn comes in his life when the daughter for whom he wants to reform suddenly disappears. In search of her, the speechless father has to face many challenges. Due to which there is a lot of suspense and thrill in the movie. Let us tell you that the name of the movie we are talking about here is Toby.
This South movie was released in the year 2023. Toby was also successful at the box office due to its great story and the amazing acting of the star cast. The special thing is that you have never seen a story like this film before.
After knowing so much about the film, you may have become curious to watch Toby, then let us tell you that Toby is available on the famous OTT platform Sony Liv. You can also enjoy it here in the Hindi language. Let us tell you that Toby is also included in the list of must-watch movies of South on OTT.
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