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Sudani from Nigeria goes to Netflix

The film, which recently completed its 100-day run in the theatres, has been acquired by the streaming giant

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The digital rights of the most successful Malayalam film of this year so far, Sudani from Nigeria, has been bought by Netflix. The film is still running successfully in theatres, and recently completed its 100-day run.

Directed by debutant Zakariya, the film portrays the heartwarming friendship between an African football player (Samuel Abiola Robinson) and his manager (Soubin Shahir). The film was an instant hit with audiences and earned rave reviews from all corners.

Sudani from Nigeria is Samuel Abiola Robinson's first Malayalam film. He will next be seen in a negative role in a film titled Purple. Meanwhile, Soubin Shahir is preparing his second directorial venture. He made his directorial debut with the critically acclaimed Parava.

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