Lord Curzon Ki Haveli On OTT: When And Where To Watch Rasika Dugal’s Black Comedy Movie Online

Lord Curzon Ki Haveli is an Indian dark comedy-thriller directed by Anshuman Jha and written by Bikas Mishra. Released in cinemas on October 10, 2025, the film stands out as a single-location thriller shot entirely on a 35mm lens. It follows four South Asian immigrants in London whose impromptu dinner gathering turns tense after the host jokingly claims there’s a dead body hidden in the house. What begins as a prank soon spirals into chaos, exposing secrets and exploring themes of identity, immigration, and belonging over the course of one night. 

The primary cast of Lord Curzon Ki Haveli features Arjun Mathur as Rohit, Rasika Dugal as Ira, Zoha Rahman as Sanya/Caroline, and Paresh Pahuja in a dual role as Dr. Basukinath/Andrew, alongside Tanmay Dhanania and Garrick Hagon in key parts. The film is directed by Anshuman Jha and written by Bikas Ranjan Mishra, whose screenplay and dialogues shape this unique dark comedy-thriller. 

Lord Curzon Ki Haveli had a very weak commercial run, grossing an estimated ₹0.08 crore (₹8 lakh) in its opening weekend at the Indian box office. The trailer teases a tense and darkly comic setup where a casual dinner among four South Asians quickly turns unsettling after a shocking claim about a dead body hidden in a trunk, setting off a night of chaos, secrets, and psychological twists.Here’s an official trailer:

Lord Curzon Ki Haveli is set to make its mainstream OTT debut on JioHotstar, premiering on May 30. The dark comedy thriller will be available for streaming on the platform for subscribers. 

The film follows four South Asian immigrants in London who come together for an impromptu dinner that quickly takes a dark turn. What begins as a casual evening grows tense when the host, Rohit, jokingly claims there’s a dead body hidden inside a trunk. The remark sets off a chain of events that spirals out of control, exposing hidden truths, straining relationships, and forcing each character to confront questions of identity, immigration, and belonging, all within the span of a single night.