Amazon
Prime
Video's
upcoming
Tamil
sitcom
Time
Enna
Boss'
trailer
is
finally
out,
and
as
expected,
it
is
hysterically
funny.
The
official
Twitter
handle
of
Amazon
Prime
shared
the
trailer
today
and
wrote,
"Watch
time
travel
adventures
unfold
as
the
past
and
the
future
converge
in
your
present
with
#TimeEnnaBossOnPrime
Movie
camera:
http://amzn.to/TEBTrailer
New
series,
September
18!
@bharathhere
@ILikeSlander
@SarathySanjana
@priya_Bshankar
@KavithalayaaOff
#Karunakaran
#RoboShankar."
See
tweet
The
Time
Enna
Boss
trailer
starts
with
Bharath
Niwas,
who
is
playing
an
average
IT
guy
and
dealing
with
some
issues
with
his
parents.
He
welcomes
four
strangers
that
have
travelled
from
different
time
zones.
Apart
from
Bharath
Niwas,
the
sitcom
also
stars
Robo
Shankar,
Priya
Bhavani
Shankar,
Alexander
Babu,
Sanjana
Sarathy,
Mamathi
Chari
and
Karunakaran
in
pivotal
roles.
The
trailer
shows
the
intriguing
topic
of
time-travel
with
a
humourous
touch.
Some
moments
from
the
Time
Enna
Boss
trailer
will
make
you
laugh
because
of
its
unique
take
on
living
a
stress-free
life.
The
sitcom
will
be
released
on
September
18
on
Amazon
Prime
Video.
It
will
have
10
episodes
which
are
set
to
take
you
on
a
joy
ride.
Time
Enna
Boss
has
been
produced
by
Pushpa
Kandaswamy
and
Kandaswamy
Bharathan
under
the
banner
of
Kavithalyaa
Productions.
In
the
statement,
Pushpa
Kandaswamy
opened
up
about
the
sitcom
and
said,
"The
concept
of
Time
Enna
Boss
is
unique
and
innovative,
taking
the
audiences
on
a
refreshing
journey
of
time
travel
with
lots
of
laughter,
fun
and
heartwarming
moments.
After
Harmony
with
A.R.Rahman,
we
are
happy
to
be
associated
once
again
with
Amazon
Prime
Video
for
our
second
venture
--
Time
Enna
Boss
which
we
believe
has
the
potential
to
delight
audiences
in
the
south.
In
Time
Enna
Boss,
Kavithalayaa
has
managed
to
rope
in
some
of
the
top
artists
from
the
film
industry
to
provide
a
delightfully
fun
show
which
will
lighten
up
people's
moods
during
these
unprecedented
times.
We
are
confident
that
the
Tamil
audiences
will
enjoy
watching
the
show
as
much
as
we
enjoyed
creating
it."