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- Time of India
'Pariwar 'OTT release: When and where to watch Jagadish and Indrans starrer family drama
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After a quiet run in theaters, 'Pariwar,' the Malayalam family drama starring Jagadish and Indrans, is now streaming on OTT. The film, directed by Ulsav Rajeev and Fahad Nandu, takes a closer look at how familial love and selfishness can sometimes walk hand in hand—especially when emotions are high and inheritance is at stake.
A family divided by priorities
The story revolves around three brothers who must care for their ailing father. But as the days pass, hidden motives start surfacing. One wants an antique gold ring. Another is genuinely concerned about their father's health. The third is too caught up in his wife's whims to notice anything else. Pariwar unfolds in this tension, showing how relationships that appear strong on the outside can quietly fall apart within.
Jagadish and Indrans deliver with subtle power
Jagadish, playing the self-serving middle son, brings in a dry humor and familiarity to a character we've all seen—the sibling who thinks more about what he might gain than what he might lose. Indrans' character is quietly powerful. As Bheeman, the eldest brother, he shows us what it means to genuinely care, even when no one else does.
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ETimes verdict
Want to watch 'Pariwar'? Well, here's our official review, which reads, "One of Pariwar's biggest strengths is its cast—actors who slip into their roles without any star-driven distractions.
The film's appeal lies in its everyday characters rather than grand spectacle, much like Narayaneente Moonnaam Makkal. With Alpha Jahangir's crisp cinematography, Bijibal's evocative music, and Santhosh Varma's thoughtful lyrics, the film's technical aspects subtly enhance the storytelling.
Pariwar is a simple, entertaining watch—ideal for those who enjoy family dramas that blend humor with an honest look at human nature. It may not rewrite the rules of cinema, but it proves that a well-told story doesn't need crime or chaos to hold its audience." The movie has started streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
