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Navarasa Trailer: Netflix’s Tamil anthology by Mani Ratnam looks interesting

Navarasa Trailer: Netflix’s Tamil anthology by Mani Ratnam looks interesting

Mani Ratnam has created an anthology titled Navarasa which is all set to start streaming on Netflix on 6th August 2021. The anthology has nine segments, directed by nine different directors.

On Tuesday (27), Netflix India South took to Twitter to unveil the trailer of the film. They tweeted, “Stories, 9 Emotions and one incredible journey. #NavarasaOnNetflix #ManiSir @JayendrasPOV @Suriya_offl @VijaySethuOffl @Actor_Siddharth @thearvindswami @nambiarbejoy @menongautham @karthicknaren_M @karthiksubbaraj @priyadarshandir.”


https://twitter.com/Netflix_INSouth/status/1419864873165459459

Well, the trailer doesn’t give out much about the storyline of the segments. However, it looks very interesting and we are looking forward to it.

The release date of Navarasa was announced a couple of weeks ago, and the announcement video was simply amazing. It had all the actors from the anthology showcasing the nine emotions.

Navarasa has some of the most talented actors from the South Indian film industry. The anthology stars Siddharth, Parvathy Thiruvothu, Vijay Sethupathi, Prakash Raj, Revathi, Suriya, Atharvaa, Yogi Babu, Arvind Swami, Bobby Simha, Aditi Balan, and others.

The nine directors who have helmed Navarasa are Arvind Swami, Bejoy Nambiar, Gautham Vasudev Menon, Sarjun KM, Priyadarshan, Karthick Naren, Karthik Subbaraj, Vasanth, and Rathindran R. Prasad.

This will be the second South Indian anthology that we will get to watch on Netflix. In February this year, the Telugu anthology titled Pitta Kathalu had started streaming on the digital platform.

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