Okariki Okaru Daily Serial
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E296 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 21st April
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E295 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 20th April
E294 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 19th April
E293 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here – 18th April
E292 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 17th April
E291 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 16th April
E290 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 14th April
E289 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 13th April
E288 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 12th April
E287 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 11th April
E286 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here -10th April
E285 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here -9th April
E284 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 7th April
E283 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here -6th April
E282 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 5th April
E281 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 4th April
E280 – Part1 : Part2 – 3rd April
E279 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 2nd April
E278 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 31st Mar
E277 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 30th Mar
E276 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 29th Mar
E275 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 28th Mar
E273 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here – 27th Mar
E273 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 26th Mar
E272 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 24th Mar
E271 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here – 23rd Mar
E270 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here – 22nd Mar
E269 – Part1 : Part2OR Click Here – 21st Mar
E268 – Part1 : Part2 OR Click Here – 20th
Recent Random Post:
Pooja Hegde’s South Indian Cinema Return: Back to Where it Began?
Satyadev’s action drama “Krishnamma” generated a pre-release buzz fueled by the actor’s promotions and the presence of big directors at the trailer launch. Presented by acclaimed director Koratala Siva and produced by his friend Krishna, the film offered a rustic setting and action-packed narrative. However, critical and audience reception was mixed, and box office collections were underwhelming.
What truly surprised audiences was the film’s swift transition to OTT. “Krishnamma” became available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video within a week of its theatrical release. This unusual move has sparked discussion.
Reports suggest the reason behind this lies in the film’s budget and digital rights. Made on a budget of 7 crores, “Krishnamma” initially received an offer of 8 crores for its non-theatrical rights from a streaming platform. However, this offer came before the release of Koratala Siva’s directorial venture, “Acharya.”
“Acharya’s” performance, marked by delays and a lukewarm reception, reportedly impacted Koratala Siva’s brand value. Consequently, negotiations for “Krishnamma’s” non-theatrical rights resulted in a significantly lower offer of 3 crores – a stark contrast to the initial proposal.
Given these circumstances, it appears Amazon Prime Video may have secured the rights earlier, potentially pushing for a quicker release date on their platform. This aggressive strategy resulted in “Krishnamma” bypassing a longer theatrical run and arriving on OTT within a week of its theatrical debut, much to the surprise of the audience.
