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Ponman On OTT: Basil Joseph and Lijomol Jose starrer Malayalam dark comedy movie released in theatres on January 30. The film received positive reviews from the audience and the critics. The film had drastically failed at the box office. But the film will soon be winning the hearts of the audience, but this time on OTT. Yes, viewers who could not watch the movie in theatres, here is an update on its OTT release. Basil Joseph’s dark comedy movie will be releasing next week on an OTT giant. Curious to know more about it? Here is the answer for you. 

When And Where To Watch Ponman Online?

Basil Joseph’s Malayalam dark comedy movie is set to release on popular OTT platform JioHotstar on March 14. On the occasion of Holi, viewers can watch the movie from the comfort zone of their homes. The OTT platform shared the news on its social media handles to confirm the streaming date. It wrote on X, “This golden man will shine! Ponman will be streaming from March 14 on JioHotstar!” Well, it has not been revealed that the movie will be streaming on other dubbed versions. 

About Ponman 

The story is about a Gold dealer named Ajesh, who gifted a precious sovereign for a village wedding. His life changed upside down when the bride's criminal husband wanted to kill him and keep the gold. The movie stars Basil Joseph, Sajin Gopu, Lijo Mol Jose, Anand Manmadhan, Deepak Parambol, Kiran Peethambaran and Jaya Kurup in prominent roles. It has been directed by Jotish Shankar and produced by Vinayaka Ajith. As per reports, the film had a box office collection of Rs 10.45 crore. 

While sharing the trailer of the movie, Basil Joseph wrote on Instagram “A glimpse into the World of #Ponman! The trailer is out now – don’t miss it Watch Now..!!! @ponmanthemovie #ponman Releasing Worldwide on January 30, 2025.” 






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