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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
They Call Him OG OTT Release: Where to watch Pawan Kalyan and Emraan Hashmi's Telugu thriller after theatres
They Call Him OG OTT Release: Emraan Hashmi is all set to make his Telugu debut with this Pawan Kalyan starrer, scheduled for a grand release on 25th September 2025. Written and directed by Sujeeth, this gangster drama has locked its digital home. For all the OTT lovers, you can watch They Call Him OG on Netflix after wrapping its mandatory 4-week theatrical window. They Call Him OG's cast and crew Other than Pawan and Emraan, the thriller also stars Priyanka Mohan, Arjun Das, Prakash Raj, Subhalekha Sudhakar, Sriya Reddy, Harish Uthaman, Abhimanyu Singh, Ajay Ghosh and Saurav Lokesh among others. Produced by D. V. V. Danayya under DVV Entertainment, this Thaman S musical is cinematographed by Ravi K. Chandran and edited by Naveen Nooli. They Call Him OG's plot overview They Call Him OG reportedly follows the story of Ojas Gambheera, a once-feared and ruthless gangster in the Mumbai underworld, known by the moniker "OG". At the peak of his power, Ojas suddenly disappears from the criminal scene, vanishing without a trace and leaving his empire vulnerable to rivals. A decade later, he makes an unexpected return to a city that has moved on without him, its underworld now dominated by a new brutal force: Omi Bhau, a powerful and sadistic crime lord played by Emraan Hashmi. Ojas comes back not just to reclaim his lost position but to settle a deeply personal score with Omi, who may have been connected to his fall or betrayal. As Ojas re-enters the violent web of gang politics, old loyalties are tested, and new enemies emerge. The film explores how his return sends shockwaves through the criminal hierarchy, reigniting forgotten rivalries and triggering a bloody power struggle. Themes of revenge, identity, loyalty, and redemption are central, as OG is forced to confront both external enemies and the demons from his own past.
Indian Express
5 days ago
- General
- Indian Express
Mothers with their kids, trans dhol tasha pathak mark Pune pride march
Deciding to take her 12-year-old son to the Pune Pride 202 on Sunday, city resident Ojas knew this would let him understand what the LGBTAQ community is all about. 'This is the best exposure possible for him. As an ally, this is my way to ensure the next generation gets the best possible education,' she said as she explained the basics of sexual orientation and gender to him. For Pune's LGBTAQ community, this was the first Pride organised after issues like companies withdrawing their diversity, equality and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives and scrapping funding have affected the community. This was also the first time that the Pride was organised by a collective of organisations. MIST LGBTQ Trust, Manthan Foundation, Jeevika, Pune Queer Sports Club, Qutcast Shikhandi – the transgender dhol tasha Pathak, NHRD and Muktaaa Charitable Foundation joined hands to organise the pride. Apart from members of the community, several allies — including mothers with their children — walked at the pride this year. A mother, who brought both her children said she decided to bring them to the march to sensitise them about the community. 'Across social media, we have seen a lot of hateful content against the community. The pride parade is the best exposure they can get to break their misconceptions. First hand information is always better,' she said. Suraj Raut, director of MIST Foundation, brought his young nephew to the march. Raut, said the nephew wanted to come for the Pride after he saw pictures of Thane Pride which was held on Saturday. 'He had a good time and even made a poster for me,' he said. Shikhandi — the dhol tasha Pathak — was the highlight of the march.
