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Gaami to have its OTT release on this date

The survival drama stars Vishwak Sen as an Aghori

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The Vishwak Sen-starrer Gaami, which had a theatrical release on March 8, is now gearing up for its OTT premiere. The epic survival drama will begin streaming on the platform Zee5 from April 12 onwards. Besides Telugu, Gaami will be streaming in Tamil and Kannada dubbed versions.

Directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, Gaami told the story of Shankar (Vishwak Sen), a reclusive Aghori who embarks on a herculean journey of finding the cure for his rare medical condition and in the process comes to terms with his traumatic past. Besides Vishwak Sen, Gaami features Chandini Chowdary as a young research scholar who helps Shankar in his mission.

Director Vidyadhar also co-wrote the film with Pratyush Vatyam, who has been credited as a ‘co-director’ for it. The film’s ensemble cast also includes MG Abhinaya, Shanthi Rao, Dayanand Reddy, and Mohammad Samad.

Gaami was produced by Karthik Sabareesh in association with Swetha Vahini Studios, Vishwaksen Cinemas, Tamada Media and Clown Pictures.Directed by Vidyadhar Kagita, Gaami told the story of Shankar (Vishwak Sen), a reclusive Aghori who embarks on a herculean journey of finding the cure for his rare medical condition and in the process comes to terms with his traumatic past. Besides Vishwak Sen, Gaami features Chandini Chowdary as a young research scholar who helps Shankar in his mission.

Director Vidyadhar also co-wrote the film with Pratyush Vatyam, who has been credited as a ‘co-director’ for it. The film’s ensemble cast also includes MG Abhinaya, Shanthi Rao, Dayanand Reddy, and Mohammad Samad.

Gaami was produced by Karthik Sabareesh in association with Swetha Vahini Studios, Vishwaksen Cinemas, Tamada Media and Clown Pictures.

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