After conquering the country’s cinema screens as this year’s Eid-ul-Azha release, Dhallywood megastar Shakib Khan starrer blockbuster ‘Toofan’ is set to be released on OTT platform Chorki and Hoichoi after this midnight.
Both OTT platforms have confirmed the news, hyping up the much-anticipated global online streaming of the blockbuster film.
As soon as it was released in theatres on Eid-ul-Azha, ‘Toofan’ created a huge impression among the moviegoers and made a lasting run at the cinema halls across the country. Millions have viewed the film`s hit songs "Dushtu Kokil" and "Laage Ura Dhura" on YouTube, and shattered multiple records.
The film was also released in around 20 countries, including the US, UK, Australia, Europe, India, the Middle East, and Malaysia; garnering a great reception in foreign markets.
“We have made ‘Toofan’ on a grand scale, and it’s a film worth rewatching countless times. So many viewers both at home and abroad have sincere anticipation of watching this film, and now with its big OTT releases, we hope that our viewers will enjoy the film with friends and family members in the comfort of their homes,” the film’s director Raihan Rafi stated.
Redoan Rony, Chief Executive Officer at Chorki, said: “The release of ‘Toofan’ on Chorki is significant for our film industry because the film’s theatrical success has made a significant impact on the business of our industry. Through the release, we will be able to examine further prospects and opportunities which will be beneficial to our industry and the market of our cinema.”
Starring Shakib Khan playing double characters alongside West Bengal sensation Mimi Chakraborty, Bangladesh’s Chanchal Chowdhury and Masuma Rahman Nabila in major roles, ‘Toofan’ is produced by Alpha-i Studios, Chorki and Indian film production and distribution company Shree Venkatesh Films (SVF).
The film can be watched through the Chorki and Hoichoi apps and websites, and can also be streamed on smart televisions through the apps. BKash is the subscription payment partner for ‘Toofan’ at Chorki.
