Rajinikanth’s Annaatthe Is Now Streaming On Netflix. Twitter Can’t Decide If This Is Good Or Bad

New Delhi:

Superstar Rajinikanth’s Annaatthe is now available on Netflix. The movie made its way to the OTT platform just 20 days after its release, November 4. The Siva directorial can be streamed in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi. Nayanthara, Keerthy Suresh and Tottempudi Gopichand are also part of the film. The Netflix release has invited mixed reactions on social media. Some fans are thrilled, others see it as proof of the movie’s failure at the box office. Netflix in its Instagram post wrote, “#Annaatthe, now streaming on Netflix in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.”

A person, who couldn’t contain his excitement after the announcement, wrote, “Done watching Annaatthe third time. This time in OTT. I love you, Thalaivaa Rajinikanth. Nothing else to say…The joy we are getting every time watching you on screen is priceless.”

Done watching #Annaatthe 3rd time. This time in OTT

I love you thalaivaa @rajinikanth ❤️ nothing else to say … the joy we are getting every time watching you on screen is priceless#Rajinikanthpic.twitter.com/UITeZ7hsPk

— பூரியார் ¶¶¶|||•• செவிட்டு தவளை ••|||¶¶¶ (@Imtweetygoose) November 25, 2021

Another called it a “Repeat mode”. 

Repeat mode #Thalaivar#Annaatthe#AnnaattheThiruvizha#Annaatthe150CrsInTNpic.twitter.com/oWkafMjsP9

— Anantha Krishnan V (@V_Anantha_krish) November 25, 2021

“Just finished my 10th show in theatre…Gonna watch Annaatthe on Netflix tonight,” read one of the comments.

Just finished my 10th show in theatre..

Gonna watch #Annaatthe on Netflix tonight!

Let’s enjoy #Rajinism moment

— BRUNO-KK (@KaneshBruno) November 25, 2021

Some Rajini fans sent “Thank you” messages to Netflix for streaming Annaatthe.

Finally can watch #Annaatthe …… on Netflix. Thank you @netflix

— Kami-sama (@JivanrajV) November 25, 2021

#AnnaattheOnNetflix kola mass intro saar eh ????????@directorsiva

— ΛB (@Abineshviper) November 25, 2021

Then, there were a few, who questioned the makers’ decision and the film’s performance at the box office. 

This user was disappointed by “the way the film is released in OTT.” He added, “Should have been given another week of theatre run. Hereafter, the interest of watching movies in theatres will fade away.”

Anyways.. disappointed with the way the movie is released in OTT .

Should have been given another week of theatre run.

Hereafter the interest of watching movies in theaters will be faded away.

Cinemas like #RRR may have a long run in theaters.#Annaatthe

— 34.92 அணில்ஸ் (@karthi_keyans79) November 25, 2021

Some couldn’t believe that Annaatthe is on Netflix now and expressed their shock.

Annaatthe is on NETFLIX? WHAAAAAT?

— Sharvesini Raju (@Sharvesini) November 25, 2021

#Annaatthe all of a sudden streaming in Netflix ????

— KARTHIK DP (@dp_karthik) November 24, 2021

“The Rajinikanth movie in OTT in just 20 days from the theatrical release. Hmmmmm,” wrote a person.

The #RAJINIKANTH movie in OTT in just 20 days from theatrical release. Hmmmmm. #Annaatthe streaming on Netflix

— Balaji Duraisamy (@balajidtweets) November 25, 2021

Meanwhile, people are also questioning trade analyst Manobala Vijayabalan’s claim that Annaatthe collected Rs 150 crore in Tamil Nadu. Some dismissed Vijayabalan’s tweet as an exaggeration.

Hahaaa ???????????? Actual collections in the actual universe::: Not even 50% of early estimates before the release..really shocking!!!!

So the #Annaatthe final no’s stands like this: (GROSS)

TN -86crs
ROI -18crs
Overseas -40crs
WW total -144crs approx#BEAST#MASTER

— Devanayagam (@Devanayagam) November 24, 2021

Now, if you are wondering why Twitter is divided on  Annaatthe’s OTT release. Then let us help you here. The questions are being raised because other films that were released during the same time are not on streaming platforms yet. For example, Akshay Kumar’s Sooryavanshi hit the theatres on November 5. In the next week, on November 12, Kurup, featuring Dulquer Salmaan, made its way to the cinemas. Both these films are still being screened in cinemas.