Manamey OTT Release Update: This Sharwanand and Krithi Shetty’s rom-com has been dealing with controversy around their digital debut for a long time. This Sriram Adittya directorial had a theatrical release on June 7, 2024, and had already signed an OTT deal which fell flat later. However, going past those troubles, Manamey will now be streaming on Sony LIV, as reported by Hindustan Times.
For the unversed, Manamey was earlier supposed to stream on Prime Video on August 26 but was indefinitely delayed after the producers filed for a fraud case. Producer Vishwaprasad had alleged that he gave money to a company that was hired to crack the OTT deal but they in return cheated him resulting in huge losses.
Manamey cast and crew
Other than Sharwanand and Krithi, Manamey also stars Vikram Adittya, Vennela Kishore, Seerat Kapoor, Rahul Ravindran, Rahul Ramakrishna, Ayesha Khan, Shiva Kandukuri, Sudharshan, Sachin Khedekar, Mukesh Rishi, Seetha, Vijayakumar, Tulasi, and Thrigun among others. It was distributed by Mythri Movie Makers and was a commercial success at the box office.
Manamey plot summary
Manamey is a romantic comedy that follows the love story of Rishi (Vikram), an introverted man, who develops feelings for Priya, a lively and extroverted woman. Their friendship evolves into a romantic relationship as they face challenges while taking care of a friend’s child, resulting in heartwarming experiences. The movie explores the bond of the trio making it a happy-go-merry watch for viewers.
“Sharwa and Kriti rocks in their acting. The first half is excellent and continues with a convincing second half. It is one of the good films among Sharwa sir’s recent ones. In my opinion worth to watch this movie. The comic timing of Sharwa’s is excellent. Some twists are there which are not shown in the trailer. This movie is completely family entertaining and joyful,” an IMDb review of Manamey read.
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