Prithviraj’s Cold Case to release on Amazon Prime Video on June 30.
Cold Case : Malayalam language thriller Cold Case starring Prithviraj Sukumaran will skip theatrical release to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on 30 June. Sathyajith, Assistant Commissioner of Police, along with his team is assigned to handle controversial and complicated cases. One day, while fishing on a lakeside, a man finds a garbage bag trapped inside his net. The story revolves around how the ACP investigates the case and finds out the killer.
cold case malayalam movie cast
- Director: Tanu Balak
- Genre: Crime, Action, Suspense, Thriller
- Stars: Prithviraj SukumaranAditi BalanLakshmi Priyaa Chandramouli
- Release date : June 30, 2021 (India)
- Language : Malayalam
- Production company : Anto Joseph Film Company
- Release Date: 30 June 2021
‘Cold Case’ trailer: Prithviraj, Aditi Balan star in intense murder-mystery
Cold Case – Official Trailer (Malayalam) | Prithviraj Sukumaran, Aditi Balan | Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video today released the trailer of Malayalam thriller Cold Case, starring Prithviraj Sukumaran and Aditi Balan in the lead. A gruesome murder, an excellent cop and a journalist with interest in the supernatural, makes for an intriguing plot of the investigative film. Cold Case is helmed by cinematographer-turned-filmmaker Tanu Balak, marking his directorial debut, while it is jointly produced by Anto Joseph and Plan J Studios. The film will premiere globally on June 30.
Cold Case Genre:
Crime, Action, Suspense, Thriller
Cold Case Box office
- Budget ₹100,000,000 (estimated)
The Malayalam film will premiere June 30 on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video on Thursday released a promo, giving a glimpse of its impressive slate for June. The streaming giant’s latest acquisition Cold Case, starring Prithviraj Sukumaran in the lead role, will debut on its platform on June 30.
Amazon’s announcement comes days after Anto Joseph released a statement explaining why he took Cold Case and his other big-budget thriller Malik directly to the OTT giant, instead of waiting for normalcy to return to the box office. “These films will only recover their production costs only if 100 per cent occupancy is allowed. Since there is no clarity on when the theatres will reopen and given the existing economic hurdles, I’m trying for an OTT release for these films,” he had said.
