Mouli Thanuj Prashanth’s Donga Naa Koduku Secures Netflix Deal Pre-Release
Mythri Movie Makers’ Donga Naa Koduku, starring Mouli Thanuj Prashanth, secures Netflix streaming rights before completing its shoot, marking a key milestone for the crime comedy.
Dumtika Editorial
August 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Netflix acquires Donga Naa Koduku OTT rights before shoot completion
Mouli Thanuj Prashanth leads the cast in this crime comedy
Directed by debutant Sreenu Kambala and produced by Mythri Movie Makers
Theatrical release date yet to be announced by the makers
Mouli Thanuj Prashanth’s Donga Naa Koduku Locks Netflix Deal
Mouli Thanuj Prashanth is set to headline the upcoming Telugu crime comedy Donga Naa Koduku, which has made headlines by finalizing its OTT partnership with Netflix even before the film’s production is complete. This early acquisition of post-theatrical streaming rights marks a significant achievement for the project, especially considering Prashanth’s status as a rising actor in the industry.
Directed by debutant Sreenu Kambala, Donga Naa Koduku is being produced by the well-known Mythri Movie Makers, a banner recognized for backing several successful Telugu films in recent years. The film also features veteran comedian Ali in a pivotal role, with Sushmita Shetty cast as the female lead. The technical team includes Sinjith Yerramilli as the music composer and Suriya Balaji overseeing cinematography.
Securing a major streaming platform like Netflix before the shoot has wrapped is considered a notable milestone for a film led by a relatively new face. As of now, the makers have not announced a theatrical release date, keeping fans and industry watchers curious about when the film will hit screens. The move to lock in an OTT deal early is seen as a strategic step, reflecting the growing importance of digital platforms in the Telugu film market.
No official updates have been shared regarding the film’s release schedule, but the Netflix partnership ensures that Donga Naa Koduku will reach a wide audience once it completes its theatrical run.
