Eleven out on OTT: Naveen Chandra’s crime thriller makes streaming debut
Eleven out on OTT: Directed by Lokkesh Ajls, the film revolves around a cop hunting a serial killer with ties to a twin-exclusive school
Last Updated: 09.19 AM, Jun 13, 2025
Eleven, the recently released Tamil-Telugu bilingual crime thriller film featuring Naveen Chandra in the lead role, is now out for streaming. While you can catch the Tamil version on Aha Tamil and OTTplay Premium, you can watch it on other languages on Prime Video from today.
Eleven out on OTT: Naveen Chandra’s crime thriller makes streaming debut
With Aha Tamil expanding its content catalogue, the newest addition is the recently released film Eleven. The crime thriller film headlined by Naveen Chandra has an interesting plot and released in theatres on May 16.
After the theatrical run, the film is now streaming on Aha Tamil and Prime Video. You can stream the film with your OTTplay Premium subscription right now. If you are into interesting crime thrillers, then Eleven will make up for a perfect weekend watch. Written and directed by filmmaker Lokkesh Ajls, who has earlier assisted Sundar C in films like Kalakalappu 2, Vantha Rajavathaan Varuven, Eleven was simultaneously in Tamil and Telugu languages.
Watch Eleven on OTT for its interesting plot
While there have been abundant crime thrillers from various languages, Eleven has an interesting plot for which you must stream. While it is about a cop who is trying to nab a serial killer in the city of Vizag, he soon finds out that the case is linked to a school which only enrolls twins as admissions.
Besides Naveen Chandran, the film also stars Reyaa Hari, Shashank, Abirami, Dileepan, Riythvika, Aadukalam Naren, Ravi Varma, Arjai, Kireeti Damaraju among others. Eleven is produced by Ajmal Khan and Reyaa Hari. D Imman has scored the music for Eleven. Karthik Ashokan has cranked the camera and Srikanth NB has handled the edits.
The OTTplay review of the film reads, “Naveen Chandra shines in this otherwise over-ambitious thriller. The concept is good, but the narrative is haphazard. A few thrills impress, but the rest of the film is dull and boring.”