8 Vasantalu OTT Release: Here’s When and Where to Watch Ananthika Sanilkumar’s Romantic Telugu Drama Online
Romantic drama 8 Vasantalu starring Ananthika Sanilkumar streams on Netflix from July 11 in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam.
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Following a successful theatrical run, the Telugu romantic drama 8 Vasantalu is now heading to streaming. The critically acclaimed film, praised for its sensitive storytelling and emotional depth, will soon be available to watch online.
When and Where to Watch 8 Vasantalu Online
8 Vasantalu is set to premiere on Netflix on July 11, 2025. The streaming platform confirmed the release with a new poster on its official X (formerly Twitter) account.
The post read:
“8 vasantalu. Thanu preminchindhi, odipoyindhi… edhigindhi. Watch 8 Vasantalu on Netflix, out 11 July in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam.”
Plot Overview
Directed by Phanindra Narsetti, 8 Vasantalu tells the story of Shuddhi, a 17-year-old poet trained in martial arts by her ailing spiritual mentor. Her life takes a turn when she meets Varun, a brash, US-returned youth who holds outdated views on gender roles. Their fiery exchange quickly turns into mutual admiration, as Varun becomes drawn to Shuddhi's courage and intellect.
Spanning eight years, the film follows the evolution of their relationship through love, heartbreak, growth, and transformation. It explores deep themes of gender equality, self-worth, and emotional maturity, wrapped in a heartfelt romantic narrative.
Cast and Crew
The film stars Ananthika Sanilkumar in the lead, alongside Ravi Theja Duggirala, Mettu Nishesh, Sumant Nitturkar, and Kanna Pasunoori.
It is written and directed by Phanindra Narsetti and produced by Mythri Movie Makers.
Hesham Abdul Wahab composed the soulful soundtrack that complements the emotional arcs of the film.
Verdict
With its poetic storytelling, compelling performances, and social undertones, 8 Vasantalu is a must-watch for lovers of meaningful romantic dramas. Don’t miss its OTT debut on Netflix from July 11 in multiple South Indian languages.