Nivin Pauly’s whimsical flick ‘Sarvam Maya’ is set to charm audiences on OTT this coming January 30, after a successful theatrical run. Under the direction of Akhil Sathyan, this Christmas gem continues to gather buzz, crossing the impressive Rs 150 crore mark.
Nivin Pauly, Aju Varghese, and Riya Shibu starrer ‘Sarvam Maya’, which hit the theatres on Christmas, December 25, 2025 is gearing up for its OTT release. The fantasy comedy, which is still running successfully across theatres, is set to stream online. The Malayalam film has been directed by Akhil Sathyan. The makers of the film have now confirmed that the film is coming to a streaming platform. On Friday, January 23, Riya Shibu, dropped a video on Instagram, confirming the OTT release. The film will start streaming on Jio Hotstar on January 30. The interesting promo features Riya Shibu, announcing the OTT release in a Gen Z way! “The Delulu is the new Solulu. And did you know? Our Sarvamaya is locking in on Jio Hotstar. No cap. So, a big smooch for all the pookies watching this. I heart you all. So, you can catch us streaming on Jio Hotstar on Jan 30th,” Riya Shibu said. “Delulu just turned trululu. Coming soon on JioHotstar,” the caption reads. Check out the video here.
All about ‘Sarvam Maya’
‘Sarvam Maya’ is helmed by Akhil Sathyan. The film features Nivin Pauly, Aju Varghese, Riya Shibu, Preity Mukhundhan, and Janardhanan in the lead roles. ‘Sarvam Maya’ revolves around Prabhendu, a priest, and an unconventional ghost. The film has managed to win the hearts of audiences of all generations. A fantasy comedy, ‘Sarvam Maya’ is inching close to Rs 150 crore with its worldwide box office collections, as per Sacnilk. TOI ranked the film 3.5, and the review reads, “Sarvam Maya is indulgent and lingering. There might, after all, be an Anthikad genre of films in Malayalam—films that Malayalis feel, instinctively grasp, and recognise for their humour and underlying emotions, all unfolding at that slow, charming pace of everyday life. These films take you to wide paddy fields, temple ponds, tharavadus, and villages; to gentle emotions, familial love, and human follies. They grab your soul and leave you feeling wholesome. And they seem self- aware. The posters of Pachuvum Adbhudha Vilakkum, Varane Avashyamund, and Njan Prakashan —films made respectively by Anoop Sathyan, Akhil Sathyan, and Sathyan Anthikad, displayed inside a studio within the film act as a telling projection of the genre.” Go to Source
