Bakasura Restaurant OTT Release: When and Where to Watch Harsha Chemudu & Praveen’s Comedy Horror

Harsha Chemudu and Praveen starrer comedy-horror film Bakasura Restaurant hit theatres on August 8 and received a fairly positive response from audiences. The movie’s digital rights were acquired by Amazon Prime Video and Sun NXT. Streaming on Prime Video began on September 8, while the film will be available on Sun NXT from September 12.

Paramesh (comedian Praveen), a software employee, is dissatisfied with his job and dreams of starting his own restaurant. Along with his unemployed friends, he plans to make quick money by creating YouTube videos. However, their lives take a strange turn when a lemon in their house turns out to be possessed by a spirit. The mystery behind the lemon, the spirit, and its connection with Paramesh and his friends forms the core of Bakasura Restaurant.

Praveen, Viva Harsha, and Shining Phani, who are well-known for their comic roles, impress the audience with their emotional performances in this film. Praveen and Harsha deliver natural acting, excelling in both fun and intense moments. Phani and KGF Garuda also provide decent support, making the performances engaging. The cast overall succeeds in giving the movie a feel-good vibe.

The film scores well in technical departments, with Balasaraswathi’s cinematography capturing visuals effectively. Vikas’s background music adds an energetic touch, while Marthand Venkatesh’s experienced editing keeps the narrative clear. The art direction is neat, and the production values by Lakshmayya Chari and Chari Jenny are maintained at a good standard, enhancing the viewing experience.

Bakasura Restaurant is not just a comedy but a film filled with family emotions and a unique storyline. Director SJ Shiva, despite being new, handles the subject well, balancing humor with emotional depth. While a few scenes could have been stronger, the climax leaves a satisfying impact. If you enjoy small feel-good films with a blend of fun and emotions, this movie is worth watching.