'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli' OTT release: When and where to watch the Arjun Mathur and Rasika Dugal starrer comedy thriller online?

After completing its theatrical run, 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli' has moved to the OTT space. The black comedy thriller directed by Anshuman Jha initially arrived in theatres on October 10, 2025. The film later attracted attention for its unusual narrative style and dark humour. Featuring Arjun Mathur, Rasika Dugal, Paresh Pahuja, and Zoha Rahman in important roles, the movie received good reviews.

Where to watch 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli'?

Audiences who could not watch the movie in theatres now have the opportunity to stream it online. 'Lord Curzon Ki Haveli' is currently available on JioHotstar. The film revolves around a gathering that slowly develops into an unusual and tense experience. What begins as a simple evening gradually shifts into something far more mysterious.




Its setting and character interactions play a major role in driving the story forward. The narrative follows two Indian couples living in England whose lives intersect during a visit to an isolated countryside house. Paresh Pahuja appears as Dr. Basukinath, a disciplined British-Indian doctor known for his strict personality. He reaches the estate along with his wife Ira, portrayed by Rasika Dugal. The couple arrive to meet Sanya, played by Zoha Rahman, and her boyfriend Rohit, portrayed by Arjun Mathur. Soon after entering the house, Basuki notices a large wooden chest placed inside the living room. Rohit jokingly tells him that Lord Curzon's body is hidden inside it. That moment slowly triggers a chain of strange developments. After its theatrical release, the film managed to draw attention for its atmosphere and storytelling style.

ETimes review

ETimes gave the film 3 stars out of 5 and the review read, "Lord Curzon Ki Haveli is, at its core, a Rasika Dugal vehicle. As Ira, a seemingly simple Ludhiana girl with a secret streak of rebellion and indulgence, she delivers a remarkable performance. Dugal captures the transformation from demure to capricious with finesse she’s wickedly good in the scene where she taunts Basuki after he suspects her of infidelity. From obedient to defiant, from restrained to explosive, she nails every shade of emotion.

Paresh Pahuja shines as the grumpy, hard-nosed doctor. He perfectly embodies a man consumed by obsession and suspicion, transitioning smoothly from ill-tempered to vulnerable. Arjun Mathur is compelling as the roguish and outspoken Rohit, while Zoha Rahman holds her own as the bold and uninhibited Sanya, though her backstory feels underexplored."