Kill OTT Release: How To Watch Lakshya & Raghav Juyal’s Action Thriller Online In HD

Kill OTT Release On Disney+ Hotstar: Raghav Juyal has been on a roll lately as he has given some phenomenal performance this year so far. The actor, who was recently making headlines for his impressive performance in Gyaarah Gyaarah, Raghav has also got the tongues wagging for his performance as the lead antagonist in Nikhil Nagesh Bhat directorial Kill. The movie, which marked Lakshya's debut in Bollywood, also marked Raghav's first project in the negative role. Produced by Karan Johar, Kill also featured Ashish Vidyarthi, Harsh Chhaya, Tanya Maniktala and Abhishek Chauhan in key roles

Touted to be an action thriller, Kill is touted to be the bloodiest ride of the Indian cinema. The movie revolves around Amrit Rathod who is an NSG Commando who is enroute to New Delhi in a train which has been taken over by gang of knife-wielding bandits led by Fani. As they terrorise the passengers, Amrit and his friend get into a brutal fight with the bandits to save the passengers. As Kill had managed to create a massive buzz in the town, it is all set to have its digital release on Disney+ Hotstar on September 6.

How To Watch Kill Online

As Kill is set to release on OTT, the action thriller will be out after midnight tonight. In order to watch it, you need to have a subscription to Disney+ Hotstar. After logging into the account, search for Kill in the search bar and click on the movie. Now you can enjoy the movie on your mobile phone and TV screens.

How To Download Kill In HD Quality

To note, you can also download Kill in HD format. All you need to do is log into your Disney+ Hotstar from your mobile phone. And as you click on Kill, you will get the option to download in HD quality to watch it later offline

Interestingly, Kill was also premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2023 and the movie had received a phenomenal response. Talking about it, Lakshya told Filmfare, "The first screening that ever happened was at the Toronto Film Festival. The audience was hooting, clapping, laughing, and crying, and they were with us throughout the journey. Halfway through the film, I almost had tears in my eyes. I couldn't believe what I was seeing, and neither could my director. Then the second half started, and it just got better and better".