Vaazhai OTT Release: Where will the Movie be Available Beyond Theatres?

Vaazhai is set to release on August 23, 2024, and will shortly thereafter make its OTT debut. Since the film’s OTT partner was closed some time ago, OTT viewers should be able to access it after its theatrical run. Vaazhai’s Disney+Hotstar release is slated for four weeks after its theatrical premiere, which is anticipated to take place in late September of 2024.

Plot

Shivanaindhan (Ponvel M), the protagonist of the film, is a small child whose early years are ruined by labour. He works alongside his family in the banana plantations, putting in long hours and hauling heavy loads. In addition, the Mari Selvaraj-directed movie highlights Shivanaindhan’s physical and mental pain as a result of this demanding task. The film also draws a comparison between his trying life and his educational experiences, which give him brief moments of relief.

Cast and crew

Dhivya Duraisamy, Karnan Janaki, Ponvel M., Rahul R., Kalaiyarasan, and Nikhila Vimal are the principal actors in Vaazhai. Under the direction of Farmer’s Master Plan Productions, Navvi Studios, and Disney+ Hotstar, Dhilip Subbarayan, Mari Selvaraj, Divya Mari Selvaraj, and Sajith Sivanandan have presented the movie.

MK Stalin praises the film

MK Stalin, the Tamil Nadu chief minister, praised the Mari Selvaraj-directed movie highly after witnessing it. He congratulated Mari Selvaraj and offered his thoughts on the film.

“Based on real life event, Vaazhai tells the real-life story of working class livelihoods and their struggles. My heartfelt congratulations to creator Mari Selvaraj.”He went on to say that it seemed like a thousand banana combs were pressing down on our hearts while people watched Sivanaindhan starving on screen. He wrote that he is content knowing that no Sivanaindhan goes hungry thanks to the Chief Minister’s breakfast program at schools.

He added, “Let us walk towards change in the hope that wounds will heal in time. Congratulations to Mari Selvaraj for continuously delivering successful films.”