Chandu Champion OTT Release Date, Platform: When & Where To Watch Kartik's Film Online? But There's Catch...

Chandu Champion OTT Release Date, Platform: The chocolate boy Kartik Aaryan took everyone by surprise with his drastic body transformation in 'Chandu Champion'. Directed by Kabir Khan, the biographical sports-drama is based on the inspiring the life Murlikant Petkar. Even though the film did a mediocre business at the box office, Kartik Aaryan had received rave reviews for his power-packed performance in the film. Produced by Sajid Nadiadwala and Kabir had a theatrical release on 14th June 2024. Now, a lil more than a month of its theatrical release, the biographical sports-drama in now streaming on OTT platform.

Chandu Champion Full Cast, Story & More

Headlined by Kartik Aaryan, Chandu Champion also stars Viay Raaz, Bhuvan Arora, Yashpal Sharma, and Rajpal Yadav among others in important roles. The film chronicles the life story of Murlikant Petkar, India's first Paralympic gold medalist.

The film is based on the extraordinary story of Murlikant, an athlete who never gave up.

Chandu Champion OTT Release: When & Where To Watch?

The digital rights have been acquired by Amazon Prime video. Nearly 44 days after its theatrical release, Chandu Champion released on OTT. Yes, the Kartik Aaryan starrer biographical sports-drama is now streaming on Prime Video. But there is a catch...

The film is now available on Prime Video on rent. As per reports, Chandu Champion will be streaming for free on the said OTT platform 9th August onwards.

Chandu Champion Budget, Box Office Collection

According to reports, Chandu Champion is made on a whopping budget of Rs 140 crores. Reportedly, the film made a nett collection of Rs 62.45 cr in India, while it grossed Rs 88.14 cr worldwide.

Before the release of the film, Kartik Aaryan had said during an interview, "I am okay with whatever the numbers are, but it should be profitable to my producers. Since my producers and exhibitors are making money out of my films, my job is done. I only have this much pressure, rest doesn't matter. Rest everything is just for headlines."