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Kavin's Dada to stream on Prime Video from this date

The film is directed by Ganesh K Babu

Chandhini R

Actor Kavin's Dada, which received a warm reception for its theatrical run, is gearing up for OTT streaming. Prime Video on Tuesday announced that the film will stream on the platform from Friday. Directed by Ganesh K Babu, the film is produced by S Ambeth Kumar.  The film features an ensemble cast of talented actors like Aparna Das, K Bhayaraj, Aishwarya Bhaskaran, VTV Ganesh, Monica Cinnakotla, Pradeep Antony, Aishwarya Lekshmi, and Fouzee in pivotal roles. 

About the film and its OTT launch, Kavin in a statement said, "Dada is unlike anything I have done before, and is extremely special to me. The film, and my character in it opened new dimensions for me, as an actor. And the heart-warming and endearing message of the film, will definitely resonate with the audiences. I couldn’t be happier that the film can be watched by audiences all over India, thanks to Prime Video.”

Meanwhile, the director said that their approach and narrative creating this coming-of-age film was designed in a way that appeals to audiences of all age groups. 

"The earnest performances by Kavin, Aparna and the rest of the ensemble cast, along with the entire team behind the screen is what ties this story together," he added.

According to the official synopsis, "Dada narrates a beautiful tale of unconditional love and conflict of a young couple- Manikandan (Kavin) and Sindhu (Aparna Das), who accidentally become teenage parents. The unexpected situation puts the young couple at the mercy of their fate, that has very different plans for them. When they are separated due to situations beyond their control, Manikandan is left to care for his son, alone, as he embarks on a journey filled with surprises, and struggles."

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