Urvashi and Parvathy Thiruvothu’s ‘Ullozhukku’ starts streaming on OTT

After its successful theatrical release, ‘Ullozhukku’ starring acclaimed actresses Urvashi and Parvathy Thiruvothu, has started streaming on OTT. The film has started streaming on Simply South. On Friday, July 26, the streaming platform confirmed that the film has started streaming. The film, available worldwide excluding India, has generated significant buzz for its powerful performances and compelling storyline.
In a post on X, the streaming platform wrote, “One of the finest Malayalam films of this year is finally here! #Ullozhukku is OUT NOW and streaming on Simply South worldwide, excluding India.”

Directed by Christo Tomy, ‘Ullozhukku’ starring Urvashi and Parvathy Thiruvothu also has actors Alencier Ley Lopez, Arjun Radhakrishnan, Prasanth Murali, Jaya Kurup, and Veena Nair in pivotal roles.'Ullozhukku' has been garnering the love of the audiences and critics equally. The story revolves around a family's attempt to bury their loved one amid flood. The plot thickens as some deep secrets slowly unveil. Apart from Parvathy and Urvashi, the 'Kannur Squad' actor Arjun Radhakrishnan is also getting much adulation for his magnificent performance in the film.

ETimes rated ‘Ullozhukku’ 3.5 out of 5, and the review reads, “In how many ways can Urvashi show sorrow? The actress shows her tremendous range, ability to carry a film and screen presence in a story where she is largely required to be a grieving mother. It seems to be a while since Malayalam has had a film driven by such emotional turbulence. It reminds one of ‘80s and ‘90s films directed and written by greats like Padmarajan, Bharathan, Adoor Gopalakrishnan and MT. Ullokuzhukku is definitely a theatre movie, with a story that will leave you stirred and wiping away tears at the end.”
On the other hand, Parvathy's previous outing in Mollywood was with the Mammootty starrer 'Puzhu' which received good reviews from the audiences. The actresss also played a pivotal role in the Anjali Menon's directorial 'Wonder Woman' which received mediocre reviews.
Meanwhile, Christo Tomy's documentary series 'Curry & Cyanide' also received good reviews from the audiences. The series was based on a real life murder case.