Su From So, a Kannada horror-comedy rooted in the culture, has taken the box office by storm. Released with little to no pre-release buzz, the film opened to a modest Rs 78 lakh but quickly turned into a word-of-mouth phenomenon. Within just two weeks, it crossed Rs 43 crore net in India and has now surpassed Rs 120 crore in worldwide gross. The film is now gearing up for the OTT release.
Where to stream Su From So online?
On the OTT front, Su From So is creating quite a buzz. JioHotstar is reported to have bagged the post-theatrical streaming rights. While early reports hinted at a September 5 premiere on the platform, there has been no official confirmation yet from the streamer. This has left fans eagerly waiting, with some speculating that the film might drop without prior notice, as seen with other surprise releases in the past.
Directed and headlined by JP Thuminad, the film has been praised for its unique mix of horror, comedy, and emotional drama. The story follows Ashoka, a laid-back youngster from a small village, whose life turns upside down when the locals begin to suspect he’s possessed by the ghost of a woman named Sulochana. What begins as a supernatural tale evolves into a touching story packed with humour and strong social messaging.
More about Su From So
What makes Su From So even more special is its grounded origin. Inspired by real incidents from the director’s own village, the film reportedly underwent 26 rewrites before reaching its final draft. The effort clearly paid off, with audiences and critics alike applauding its authenticity and depth.
The cast includes Shaneel Gautham, Sandhya Arakere, Prakash Thuminad, and Mime Ramdas in key roles. It was produced by Raj B. Shetty under the Light Buddha Films banner. Riding high on its Kannada success, the film has also been dubbed in Malayalam and is expanding its reach further with a Telugu release on August 8, distributed by Mythri Movie Makers.
With over 1,000% return on investment, Su From So stands tall as one of the most profitable Indian films in recent times.
Where to stream Su From So online?
On the OTT front, Su From So is creating quite a buzz. JioHotstar is reported to have bagged the post-theatrical streaming rights. While early reports hinted at a September 5 premiere on the platform, there has been no official confirmation yet from the streamer. This has left fans eagerly waiting, with some speculating that the film might drop without prior notice, as seen with other surprise releases in the past.
Directed and headlined by JP Thuminad, the film has been praised for its unique mix of horror, comedy, and emotional drama. The story follows Ashoka, a laid-back youngster from a small village, whose life turns upside down when the locals begin to suspect he’s possessed by the ghost of a woman named Sulochana. What begins as a supernatural tale evolves into a touching story packed with humour and strong social messaging.
More about Su From So
What makes Su From So even more special is its grounded origin. Inspired by real incidents from the director’s own village, the film reportedly underwent 26 rewrites before reaching its final draft. The effort clearly paid off, with audiences and critics alike applauding its authenticity and depth.
The cast includes Shaneel Gautham, Sandhya Arakere, Prakash Thuminad, and Mime Ramdas in key roles. It was produced by Raj B. Shetty under the Light Buddha Films banner. Riding high on its Kannada success, the film has also been dubbed in Malayalam and is expanding its reach further with a Telugu release on August 8, distributed by Mythri Movie Makers.
With over 1,000% return on investment, Su From So stands tall as one of the most profitable Indian films in recent times.
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