‘Maranamass’ OTT release: When and where to watch Basil Joseph’s comedy film

Basil Joseph’s latest dark comedy ‘Maranamass’ has made a surprise early debut on OTT. The film is now available for streaming on OTT a day ahead of the expected release date. Fans can enjoy this genre-bending thriller in Malayalam, along with dubbed versions in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, and Kannada.‘Maranamass’ marks the directorial debut of Sivaprasad, who also co-wrote the screenplay with Siju Sunny. Set against the backdrop of a city terrorized by a serial killer, the story takes a wild turn when the murderer, his target, a young woman, her lover, and others all find themselves on the same night bus. What follows is a gripping, bizarre chain of events filled with unexpected twists and a climax that promises to leave viewers stunned.The film stars Basil Joseph in the lead role, supported by a strong ensemble cast including Anishma Anilkumar, Rajesh Madhavan, Babu Antony, Suresh Krishna, and Siju Sunny. With its mix of dark humor, crime, and psychological tension, Maranamass is now streaming on SonyLIV and OTTplay Premium. Viewers across India can watch the film in their preferred language, making it widely accessible to fans of thrillers and dark comedies alike.Want to watch ‘Maranamass’?Just take a look at what netizens are saying about the movie. One Twitter user wrote, “A decent dark comedy that delivers just enough no more, no less. Definitely not everyone’s cup of tea.” Another Twitter user wrote, “Interesting plot. Gud Perf frm Basil, Siju & Anishma. Show stealers r RajeshMadhavan & SureshKrishna. Takes a while to get into the main conflict, from then its a hilarious ride till end. Baring few lags, its a WATCHABLE Black Comedy film!.” A third review reads, “#Maranamass is a fun and crazy comedy that mixes the confusion of Nunakkuzhi and the relatable fun of Vaazha. The movie follows a funny internet star, Luke, and a serial killer story that keeps you guessing. Basil Joseph shines as Luke, and the film gives importance to every character.”