Crime Thriller Eleven Heads To OTT Just Weeks After Theatrical Debut
The crime thriller will be available on three OTT platforms- Tentkotta, Aha Tamil and SimplySouth from June 13.
Naveen Chandra-starrer Eleven was released in theatres on May 16. The bilingual Tamil-Telugu crime thriller, helmed by Lokkesh Ajls, received mixed reviews from both audiences and critics. The film gained attention for its engaging narrative, intense performances and its bilingual format. Now within less than a month of its theatrical release, the film has garnered its digital rights. It will soon be streaming on Tentkotta from June 13.
Sharing a poster of the movie, the OTT platform announced, 'One case. Countless questions. No easy answers. #ELEVEN — the critically acclaimed thriller that keeps you guessing — lands June 13 on @TentkottaTruth hides. Only the bold uncover it."
This isn't it. The crime thriller will also be available on two other OTT platforms. If you don't have access to Tentkotta, movie buffs will be able to watch it on Aha Tamil and SimplySouth from June 13.
Eleven takes viewers into the dark world of a brave, honest and seasoned police officer with an exemplary track record. Having solved the most number of successful cases, he was tasked with unravelling a new case of a serial killer after a series of spine-chilling murders. As the investigation expands, the officer finds his expertise in the field being tested by the head-scratching complexities of the case. He goes through a series of unexpected plot twists, half-lies and a deep mystery that further blurs the line between what is true and what is not.
The film is written and directed by debutant director Lokkesh Ajls. Produced under the banners of AR Entertainment, the film was released theatrically in Tamil and Telugu languages. Besides Naveen Chandra, the film brings together a strong supporting cast from both Tamil and Telugu cinema. These include Shashank, Reyaa Hari, Riythvika, Dileepan, Ravi Varma, Kireeti Damaraju, Abhirami, Aadukalam Naren and Arjai.
Speaking about its technical team, the music of the film was composed by D Imman, while Karthik Ashokan took care of the cinematography. NB Srikanth served as the editor and the colour grading was meticulously done by Red Chillies Color, with Tushar Jadhav being the colourist. Loved the high-octane action sequences? It was choreographed by Phoenix Prabhu and PL Subenthar handled the art direction.
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