'Viral Prapancham' OTT: Find out the online streaming details of the film
Picture Credit: X
Telugu thriller '
Viral Prapancham
', directed by
Brijesh Tangi
, is all set to make its
digital debut
, after a theatrical release on March 7 that met with mixed reviews and an underwhelming box office performance.
OTT release date and platform
The movie will be streaming online on
Sun NXT
starting May 23, 2025.
On X (formerly Twitter), the OTT platform on their social media handle announced the details regarding the release and wrote, "Not every story based on a true incident ends happily !! Be aware of whom you trust online - Viral Prapancham, coming soon on SunNXT!"
— sunnxt (@sunnxt)
Plot of the film
The movie is about the lives of two women, Swapna and Aditi, both navigating love and trust in the digital age. Swapna is in a long-distance relationship with Ravi after moving to the US, determined to keep their four-year bond alive despite the physical distance.
Meanwhile, Aditi, living alone, forms a virtual connection with Praveen through social media. Both women put their faith first in their partners and then in the digital world, only to face unexpected consequences when a shocking incident turns their lives upside down.
'Viral Prapancham' has an innovative narrative style: the entire story unfolds through computer screens, video calls, YouTube clips, social media posts, and messages.
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This screen-based format offers viewers an immersive experience of how digital platforms can deeply influence personal relationships. The film also shines a light on pressing issues like online privacy breaches and cybercrime, leaving audiences to question how well they truly know someone in a world dominated by screens.
The cast includes Priyanka Sharma as Swapna, Nitya Shetty as Aditi,
Sai Ronak
as Ravi, and Sunny Naveen as Praveen in this techno-thriller.
The screenplay and direction were by Brijesh Tangi, with additional writing by Vijaya and Lalith Bankupally.
The music is given by Gyaani.
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