MUMBAI: Actress, Producer Neetu Chandra’s highly anticipated Bhojpuri film, Kariyatthi, directed by National award winning director Nitin Neera Chandra is all set to premiere on Waves OTT platform from tomorrow. The actress serves as the film's presenter and producer, while the film stars National School of Drama graduate Annu Priya and Deepak Singh in lead roles.
As the title suggests, Kariyatthi which is based on Short story by Saroj Singh, addresses critical societal issues, including skin color discrimination and female foeticide, while weaving a narrative centered on colorise and female foeticide.
Neetu Chandra said, "I am thrilled to have Kariyatthi available on Waves OTT. The film’s availability on such a global platform also highlights my ongoing mission to promote films from Bihar and amplify their unique cultural significance. Kariyatthi could have come on any platform, but it found its way to Waves, a platform that not only travels to urban areas but also reaches rural regions and tier-two and tier-three cities across India. The app carries such impactful stories far and wide, making it a perfect space for this film."
Director Nitin Neera Chandra added, "With Kariyatthi, we aim to spark meaningful conversations through compelling storytelling. OTT platforms like Waves are perfect for showcasing stories that resonate deeply with audiences, urging them to reflect on critical social issues and their impact on society."
This is Nitin’s fourth film after Deswa, Mithila Makhaan and Jackson Halt. While his last release Jackson Halt received acclaim for its gripping thriller narrative, Mithila Makhaan was honored with a national award for Best Maithili Language Film, further establishing their impressive cinematic legacy.
Waves OTT, the new streaming platform launched by Prasar Bharti, is rapidly gaining popularity for its diverse selection of Indian films and shows, including cult classics from all regions of the country. Kariyatthi adds to the growing array of content that promises to engage and entertain viewers across India and beyond.
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