Tanvi The Great out on OTT: Here's where you can stream Anupam Kher's directorial starring Shubhangi Dutt

Anupam Kher’s Tanvi The Great hits Prime Video today. This emotional drama stars Shubhangi Dutt as an autistic woman aspiring to join the Army, blending family resilience with a star-studded cast.

Shubhangi Dutt and Anupam Kher in a still from Tanvi the Great

The dramatic film Tanvi The Great is available to stream on Prime Video starting at midnight today, March 3, 2026. Approximately eight months after its first theatrical premiere in July 2025 the film, directed by veteran actor Anupam Kher, makes its OTT debut.

What is the central story of Tanvi Raina?

Newcomer Shubhangi Dutt plays the role of 21-year-old autistic woman Tanvi Raina in the film. She and her grandfather, Colonel Pratap Raina (Anupam Kher), and her mother, Vidya (Pallavi Joshi), live in the peaceful cantonment town of Lansdowne, Uttarakhand. The character of Tanvi is driven by her desire to follow in her father Captain Samar Raina's (Karan Tacker) footsteps and become a soldier in the Indian Army. With his untimely demise, Captain Raina never got the chance to fly the national flag over the Siachen Glacier as he had hoped. Tanvi tries to show that being "different" does not mean you are "less" despite resistance from society and the military's strict entrance requirements.

After a 23-year gap, Anupam Kher returns to the director's chair with Tanvi The Great. He has said that his niece Tanvi, who is autistic, served as an inspiration for the story.

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Who stars in Tanvi The Great's ensemble cast?

Shubhangi Dutt, who graduated from Kher's acting school and plays the lead role, is among the notable members of the ensemble cast. Kher stars in the role of the strict but ultimately supportive grandpa. Playing the role of Brigadier Joshi is Jackie Shroff. Boman Irani plays the role of a music teacher. Major Srinivasan is played by Arvind Swami. Making substantial cameos are Iain Glen and Nassar.

Members of the technical crew include cinematographer Keiko Nakahara, who shot the scenes in Ladakh and Uttarakhand, and Oscar-winning composer M.M. Keeravani, who composed the score.

How was Tanvi The Great received at international festivals and military screenings?

Tanvi The Great enjoyed a successful run at international festivals before making its way to OTT. It was screened in London, New York, and Houston, and at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, it garnered a standing ovation of seven minutes. Additionally, it screened for members of the Indian Armed Forces at Pune's Southern Command and National Defence Academy.

Despite the film's uneven critical reception, which ranged from praise for its emotional core to criticism of its over three-hour running time and some melodramatic parts, it was lauded for its effort to mainstream neurodivergent protagonists in Indian cinema.

What was Anupam Kher’s final message to the audience?

Before the midnight release, Anupam Kher took to social media to post a message in which he called Tanvi The Great a "story of heart, dignity, and resilience." He urged everyone, whatever their age, to watch the film together because it is perfect for families.

Tanvi The Great FAQs:

Q: Where can I watch Tanvi The Great?

A: As of today, March 3, 2026, Tanvi The Great is available to stream exclusively on Amazon Prime Video. It premiered on the platform at midnight following a successful international film festival circuit.

Q: Who plays the lead role in Tanvi The Great?

A: The titular character, Tanvi Raina, is played by newcomer Shubhangi Dutt. She was selected by Anupam Kher from his acting academy, Actor Prepares, specifically for this role.

Q: Was Tanvi The Great a box office hit?

A: Tanvi The Great had a modest theatrical run in July 2025, earning roughly ₹2 crore at the box office. However, it achieved significant critical acclaim internationally, including a standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival and successful screenings in London and New York.

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