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The Kerala Story OTT Release: 'The Kerala Story', starring Adah Sharma in the lead, is all set for its digital premiere. The movie hit the theatres on May 5, 2023 and since then fans have been awaiting its OTT release. It was last week when the OTT platform Zee5 announced the film’s digital debut. According to the announcement shared by the platform, The Kerala Story will be available to stream online from February 16, 2024.

As excitement grows for its release on OTT platforms, people wonder if they'll get to see the movie in its original form, just like it was in theaters. According to a report in Zee5, there's talk online suggesting that the film might have been edited again before its digital release, which makes things even more interesting. The only ones who know the truth are the creators of the film and the streaming service.

On Monday, OTT giant Zee5 announced via its Instagram account that The Kerala Story will be available on the platform from February 16, 2024. The announcement read, “The wait is officially over! The most anticipated film is dropping soon on ZEE5!#TheKeralaStory premieres on 16th February, only on #ZEE5#TheKeralaStoryOnZEE5 #VipulAmrutlalShah#TheKeralaStory #SaveOurDaughters.”

 
 
 
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About The Kerala Story

'The Kerala Story' is a drama film from 2023 in the Indian Hindi language, directed by Sudipto Sen and produced by Vipul Amrutlal Shah. On May 5, 2023, 'The Kerala Story' made its theatrical debut. Surpassing expectations, it amassed a global box office revenue of ₹303.97 crore (US$38 million), securing its place as the ninth-highest-grossing Hindi film of 2023. The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) actively promoted the movie, strategically integrating it into their campaigning efforts for the Karnataka assembly elections.

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‘The Kerala Story’ has been accused of promoting Hindu nationalist propaganda. The film purports to depict the real-life account of three students, one Hindu and two Christian, who are allegedly coerced by Muslim individuals to join the Islamic State organization. This narrative aligns with the controversial "love jihad" theory propagated by Hindu nationalist groups.