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Revolver Rita OTT Release

Keerthy Suresh's Revolver Rita which released in theatres on 28 November, is all set to make its OTT debut.Revolver Rita did not make quite a mark like Keerthy Suresh’s Mahanati. With lukewarm reviews, it had a dull reception at the box office. Now with its OTT release, fans will get to watch this from home during the Christmas holiday season.

Revolver Rita OTT Release Date And Streaming Partner:

Revolver Rita will release on OTT on Netflix from 26 December onwards, with the tagline, “If anyone touches the family, Rita will become Revolver Rita.” The film is set to release in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. There is currently no information about the film's Hindi version.

Revolver Rita Trailer And Plot

https://youtu.be/fN2vG0ZfCW8?si=FDKePDneTxXQoLwb

The film revolves around Dracula Pandiyan (Super Subbarayan) a Don in Pondicherry when a gang sets out to kill him. During the mission, Pandiyan enters Rita’s (Keerthy Suresh) house and dies after an intense fight. Once the family discovers who he is, they try to hide the body. Later the gang that plotted the murder begins chasing them. Meanwhile, Dracula Bobby (Sunil), the don’s son, begins to track down his missing father. The rest of the film follows how the family attempts to escape from the situation and cover up the mess.

Revolver Rita Cast:

Keerthy Suresh as RitaRadhika Sarathkumar as ChellammaSunil as Dracula BobbyRedin Kingsley as CheetahSuper Subbarayan as Dracula PandiyanAjay Ghosh as ReddyJohn Vijay as Inspector KamarajKalyan Master as MasterWritten and directed by JK Chandru, the film is produced by Sudhan Sundaram and Jagadish Palanisamy under Passion Studios and The Route. Soon after the film release in theatres, reactions began pouring in on X (formerly Twitter). Many viewers credited the film’s positive aspect to Keerthy Suresh’s on-screen presence. One user shared that the film works mainly because of Keerthy’s “unmissable presence,” elaborating that she makes even moments engaging through her performance.