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Gaami on OTT - Within just three days of its release on Zee5, Gaami has clocked over 60 million streaming minutes.
Vishwak Sen in Gaami
Last Updated: 03.08 PM, Apr 21, 2024
Gaami is a smash hit at the box office and is also creating waves on Zee5. Ever since the film started streaming on Zee5, there are a lot of things being spoken about the film. Be it the performances, filmmaking, or storyline, Gaami has it all.
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Vishwak Sen on Gaami OTT release
The fantasy drama is made on a mere budget of just Rs 2 crore. Speaking about the same, Vishwak Sen said in an interview that when he heard the script, he was shocked to know that the makers had planned to make the film for just Rs 80 lakhs. "I was sure that it was impossible to make the film for Rs 80 lakhs. But I was also scared to tell the makers about it as I was afraid that they would replace me in the film," said Vishwak Sen.
The popular actor also adds that somewhere down the line, he was very sure that the film would become a talking point after its release, and it happened. Vishwak also added yet another important aspect of the film. His character utters a dialogue only half an hour into the movie, and speaking about the same, he stated, "I personally love heroes making a late entry into the narrative, and it has a special kick. So when I came to know about my character, I loved it and wanted to be a part of this film at any cost".
Gaami clocks record views on Zee5
Gaami has clocked over 70 million viewing minutes in just three days of its release on Zee5, and this shows what kind of a craze the film has been on OTT. Chandini Chowdary played the female lead in this film, which was directed by Vidhyadhar Kagita.
Gaami made Rs 14 crore at the box office. The makers also landed into massive profits, thanks to the OTT deal. Gaami is the story of an Aghora, played by Vishwak Sen, who has touch-based issues. How he travels to the Himalayas to find a special mushroom flower to get rid of it is the basic story of the film.