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Virat Karrna’s Nagabandham Streams on OTT Just 21 Days After Theatrical Debut

Nagabandham, starring Virat Karrna and Nabha Natesh, is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video just 21 days after its theatrical release, following a lacklustre box office run.

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Dumtika Editorial

July 24, 2026 · 1 min read

Virat Karrna’s Nagabandham Streams on OTT Just 21 Days After Theatrical Debut

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Nagabandham streams on Amazon Prime Video just 21 days after theatrical release

Film stars Virat Karrna, Nabha Natesh, Iswarya Menon in lead roles

Directed by Abhishek Nama, produced by NIK Studios and Abhishek Pictures

Available in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam; Hindi version not announced

Virat Karrna’s mythological fantasy adventure Nagabandham, which also features Nabha Natesh and Iswarya Menon, has made a swift transition to digital platforms, arriving on Amazon Prime Video just 21 days after its theatrical release. The film, which hit theatres on July 3, 2026, was mounted on a massive ₹110 crore budget but struggled to find success at the box office.

Directed by Abhishek Nama and backed by NIK Studios and Abhishek Pictures, Nagabandham was promoted as a grand action-adventure with extensive visual effects and high production values. The cast includes notable names such as Jagapathi Babu, Mahesh Manjrekar, Murali Sharma, Daksha Nagarkar, and Rishabh Sawhney, adding further star power to the project. The technical team boasts Soundar Rajan on cinematography, music by Junaid Kumar-Abhe, and action choreography from Vlad Rimburg.

The film’s rapid move to OTT has caught industry attention, as it is now streaming in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam on Amazon Prime Video. There is currently no update regarding a Hindi release. This quick digital debut is seen as a strategic step following the film’s underwhelming theatrical run, with many observers curious about how it will fare with streaming audiences.

Nagabandham’s journey from a high-profile theatrical release to a speedy OTT launch highlights the changing landscape of film distribution, especially for big-budget Telugu projects.