PremiumLojja OTT release date – Watch Priyanka Sarkar file for divorce due to verbal abuse on THIS platform
Lojja OTT release date – Priyanka Sarkar is an ordinary Bengali upper middle-class wife, who has an extraordinary fight against her, especially if she wishes to fight for justice and her self-respect.
A still of Priyanka Sarkar from Lojja ahead of its OTT release
Last Updated: 07.31 PM, Mar 17, 2024
Lojja is Hoichoi’s latest summer amuse bouche to refresh the audience during the dog days. After the success of Bodhon and Noshtoneer, Aditi Roy brings her compelling vision and distinctive social commentary to the drama series as a director. Based on a groundbreaking research paper by Samragnee Bandopadhyay, Lojja is all set for its release this month.
Lojja release date and trailer
Lojja will be available for streaming on Hoichoi March 22, 2024, onward. The series has also released an official trailer to offer a passing glimpse at the number of societal evils, taboos, and hypocrisy prevalent in society today. Known for her hardwork and perseverance in projects like Crisscross, Hello, and Mahabharat Murders, Priyanka Sarkar leads the project as Jaya Sinha.
| Name of Series | Lojja |
| Director | Aditi Roy |
| Language | Bengali |
| Release Date | March 22, 2024 |
| OTT Platform | Hoichoi |
Lojja Plot
Lojja follows the mundane existence of Jaya Sinha, a simple, beautiful Bengali wife running her upper middle-class household, whose life is turned upside down from the moment she decides to fight for herself. She is constantly tormented by her husband, Partha’s verbal abuse, which started with constant slurs, before turning into consistent mental torture verbally in private and public places.
Jaya finally puts her foot down, thanks to long contemplation while remaining tied up in her bedroom after being chased by the explosive Partha down the empty lanes of Kolkata at night. And that is when the real struggle begins. Jaya hires a lawyer, essayed by Koneenica Banerjee, who herself believes and supports her client’s vision and need much later, upon seeing Jaya’s resilience and conviction.
From being judged by society, to having her character publicly shamed and disrespected, to being insulted and chastised by her own family into making amends, Jaya stands tall against it all. But will she get the respect and freedom she deserves? Or will society simply see her as a “shameless” woman or a woman without “lojja” (shame)? The answer arrives on March 22.