Indian 2 OTT release date: When and where to watch Kamal Haasan much-awaited Tamil film

The sequel to the legendary movie Indian directed by Shankar is all set to release on July 12. Starring superstar Kamal Haasan in the lead role alongside Samuthirakani, Bobby Simha, Kajal Aggarwal, Siddharth, Rakul Preet Singh, and Priya Bhavani Shankar. From its OTT release to the platform, here is all you need to know about the highly anticipated vigilante action film.

Where to watch Indian 2 on OTT?

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If reports are to be believed, the streaming rights of the film are with Netflix. Hence, after the theatrical run, the film will be streamed on the OTT platform. Furthermore, it is said that the satellite rights of the film are with Kalaignar TV.

When to watch Indian 2 on OTT?

The movie's OTT release date remains unconfirmed as of now.

Ban on Indian 2?

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Aasan Rajendran, the head teacher of Varmakalai, Martial Arts, and Research Academy in Madurai¡¯s HMS Colony, has filed a petition against the film's release. He claimed that Kamal Haasan consulted him for Varmakalai techniques during the making of the original Indian and his contributions were duly credited. However, he alleges that the sequel of the movie employs these techniques without his permission, prompting his request to ban the movie¡¯s release both in theatres and on OTT platforms. The case was heard on Monday before a judge in the Madurai District Court and the hearing has been adjourned to July 11.

S Shankar opened up on why he decided to make the film in two parts

Shankar explained that part one only revolves around one state and that part itself is a three-hour, 20-minute film. But now the story spreads all over the country to all the states. So naturally, the story became big.

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"The part one revolves around one state. Part one itself is a three-hour, 20-minute film. Now the story spreads all over the country to all the states. So, naturally, the story becomes big. Our initial idea is to do only one part. After started filming and when I sat in the editing room, all the scenes from my point of view came out very well."

"If for the sake of just knowing you have to make it in one part if I compress the whole thing, the soul of every scene, the feel of every scene would have been lost. I can see there are two parts to that story. And each part has its own strength, and whole form, and engaging scenes, and a start, a body, and a climax, and a finish. So it evolved automatically in two parts," added the ace director.

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