Tara Sutaria's Apurva Becomes One Of The Top Most-Watched Hindi Film In Ormax Report; Details Inside

Tara Sutaria has left an indelible mark with her powerful performance as Apurva in the recent OTT release carrying the same name. The film, which showcases Sutaria’s versatility as an actor, has not only impressed audiences but has also earned a coveted spot on Ormax Media’s Streaming Originals Report 2023. According to the report, ‘Apurva’ has claimed the throne as both the Most-Liked and Most-Watched Hindi film in the mentioned category.

The Ormax Media report, known for its comprehensive analysis of audience preferences and streaming trends, serves as a testament to Tara Sutaria’s prolific delivery in her OTT debut. The film’s inclusion at the top of the charts reflects the audience’s appreciation for Sutaria’s nuanced portrayal of Apurva and the film’s compelling narrative.

Taking to social media, an elated Tara Sutaria shared her reaction to the news, expressing gratitude, she says “So proud of our films journey and the love we continue to receive.

Elated ???? #Apurva”

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As Tara Sutaria continues to captivate audiences with her on-screen brilliance, Apurva emerges not just as a film but as a streaming sensation, affirming Sutaria’s ability to leave an indomitable impression as an actress.

The News18 Showsha review of the film read,

“At 1 hour 35 minutes, Apurva makes for a rather crisp narrative. Nikhil deserves credit for writing a screenplay that rarely loses pace. It’s thrilling and gripping and makes you uncomfortable and distressed scene after scene. The tension he builds every time we see Apurva hiding from her perpetrators who are hell-bent on outraging her modesty and killing her ruthlessly is palpable. Many a times, you will catch yourself feeling breathless and even panicking and praying for the protagonist. Cinematographer Anshuman Mahaley perfectly captures the essence of a desolate Chambal and his lenses enhance the fear looming large over the film. Shivkumar Panicker’s editing chops and Vishal Mishra’s eerie background score add to the discomfort.”