‘Obsession’ Hindi OTT release: Kriti Sanon and Varun Dhawan lend their voices to Hindi version, when and where to watch the blockbuster Hollywood thriller starring Inde Navarrette |
Kriti Sanon and Varun Dhawan have voiced characters in the Hindi version of the Hollywood thriller ‘Obsession’. After a successful run in cinemas, the Curry Baker film is set to arrive on a digital platform now.
‘Obsession’ Hindi OTT release date and platform
The uncut Hindi and English versions of ‘Obsession’ will premiere on October 30 at 7 pm. Inde Navarrette and Michael Johnston play the lead roles, and the film earned praise mainly for its strong performances. Now, Indian viewers can watch it in their own language with two well-known voices.
Kriti Sanon’s dubbing debut
Kriti Sanon has voiced the character of Nikki. In an official statement, she said she enjoyed watching the film and the cast’s work. She described the story as gripping, quirky and twisted. She added that she had never played an edgy character like Nikki before, which made the experience more exciting and challenging.This is also the first time Kriti has lent her voice to another actor’s performance. She said she could not have asked for a better film to start with. She had a lot of fun working on it and is eager for audiences to watch ‘Obsession’ in Hindi.
Varun Dhawan voices Bear
Varun has lent his voice for the character of Bear. He said the Hindi version gave him a chance to see the story from a completely different angle, and he enjoyed the film even more because he could study it closely.“I noticed so many little details that I may have missed on a first watch, and that made the whole experience even more interesting. I’m excited for audiences to experience Obsession in Hindi and discover those details for themselves,” he said.
‘Obsession’ box office performance
The thriller also did well in theatres. It earned Rs 84.90 crore in India and Rs 3,851.14 crore worldwide. Blumhouse Productions, Capstone Studios and Tea Shop Productions produced the horror film. It released in Indian cinemas on May 29 this year, after first premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) last year.
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