The show is packed with comedy, chaos, and diverse wedding styles from different regions in Kerala.
6th July, 2024, Kochi: Get ready for a mix of comedy and excitement as Disney+ Hotstar launches the trailer for its eagerly awaited Malayalam original series, "Nagendran’s Honeymoons". With one life, five wives, and laughs all the way, 'Nagendran’s Honeymoons' will be streaming from July 19, 2024, on Disney+ Hotstar.
In the laugh-worthy trailer, lasting over two minutes, audiences get a sneak peek into the life of Nagendran and a vintage Kerala lifestyle. The show is packed with comedy, chaos, and diverse wedding styles from different regions in Kerala.
Alongside Suraj, the series features a stellar cast including Kani Kusruti, Shweta Menon, Grace Antony, Ramesh Pisharody, Kalabhavan Shajohn, Janardanan, Prasanth Alexander, Niranjana Anoop, Alphy Panjikaran, Ammu Abhirami and a team of talented artists. "Nagendran's Honeymoons" is set to be an entertaining watch, highlighting the rich cultural tapestry and vibrant wedding traditions of Kerala.
Written, directed, and produced by Nithin Renji Panicker, "Nagendran’s Honeymoons" features Nikhil S. Praveen as the Director of Photography, capturing the essence of old Kerala with stunning visuals, while Mansoor Muthutty's masterful editing brings the story to life. The series is further enhanced by the music of Ranjin Raj.
‘Nagendran’s Honeymoons’ will be available for streaming in seven languages (Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi, Hindi and Bengali), ensuring that audiences across India can enjoy this laugh-out-loud series.
About Disney+ Hotstar:
Disney+ Hotstar (erstwhile Hotstar) is India’s leading streaming platform that has changed the way Indians watch their entertainment - from their favourite TV shows and movies to sporting extravaganzas. With the widest range of content in India, Disney+ Hotstar offers more than 100,000 hours of TV Shows and Movies in 8 languages and coverage of every major global sporting event.
Hemal Jhaveri, General Manager, STAR Gold, says, "The prices of satellite rights for the movies have increased recently. Many of the movies bought by the channel were acquired about a year and a half ago."
Star Group's India CEO Uday Shankar said, "I thank the BCCI for giving Star the broadcast rights. In collaboration with our partners ESPN, we will do a commendable job," he said.
STAR TV has paid Rs 3,851 crore for the deal, much above the amount paid by Nimbus. Evidently, STAR will have to bring in a 25 per cent hike in revenues from its latest acquisition in order to compensate for the difference.
