Sadguru, Dilkush and My Hero head to Cinebazzar; here’s when to watch the Kannada films

Cinebazzar OTT, the streaming platform that operated on transactional video on demand (TVOD) or rental only earlier, has shifted to the subscription model and is now in the process of building up its content library. The streamer is offering audiences 4 different plans, starting as low as Rs 29 only for a month and going to a maximum of Rs 149 per annum.

Sadguru, Dilkush and My Hero dropping on Cinebazzar on...

The platform, which has films like Matsyagandha, Klaantha, Life of Mrudula, Kandor Mane Kathe Tagaru Palya, Juliet 2, Damayana, Aggrasena, Kaasina Sara, Rummy Aata, among others, is adding three more this week. Director producer Vikramaditya M’s Shirdi Sai Baba biography, the devotional drama Sadguru is the first of the lot. Starring child artistes Sanjana Ghorpade, Diganth Tumbarbuddi, Tulasi Mokashi, Saanvi Gaddi, Rakesh Savannur and Sumeet Bhajatantri, the 2023 film, will be available on Cinebazzar on June 20, 2025.

Up next is a romantic drama by director-writer Pramod Jaya, starring Ranjeeth Dev, Spandana Somanna, Rangayana Raghu, Dharmanna Kadur, Aruna Balraj, Raghu Ramanakopa and Ravi Bhat, among others. The film revolves around Kushal (Ranjeeth) and Dilmaya (Spandana) and the obstacles they face in their relationship. The film had released in theatres in March 2024 and is now headed to OTT and will release on June 20, 2025.

Last, but not the least, is the Kannada-English film My Hero, which came to Amazon Prime Video’s store a couple of weeks ago and is now widening its horizons by heading to Cinebazzar as well. Debutant director Avinash Vijaykumar’s film follows a foreign tourist, played by Djilali Rez Kallah, who travels to the Maheshwar Ghats in Madhya Pradesh to conduct rituals for his late son. Here, he meets a young guide, Vishwa (Vedik Kaushik), with a heart-wrenching back story of severe caste oppression. My Hero will be available on June 20, 2025.