'Karuppu’ OTT release CONFIRMED: When and where to stream Suriya and Trisha Krishnan's fantasy action flick

Suriya's 'Karuppu' has turned out as one of the strongest performers at the box office this year. Directed by RJ Balaji, the film received a positive response from audiences after its theatrical release.The film was also released for Telugu audiences under the title 'Veerabhadrudu'. Now, after a successful theatrical run the film is preparing for its next phase through its digital release.The latest update confirms that 'Karuppu' will begin streaming on Amazon Prime Video on June 12. The streaming platform announced the release through a promotional campaign on social media.Reports from 123 Telugu website also suggest that multiple language options will be available during streaming. Telugu is expected to be among the supported versions.Even after entering its fourth week in theatres, 'Karuppu' has continued maintaining a stable run at the box office. The film recorded another increase in collections on Day 24 and showed that audience interest remains strong.According to Sacnilk, the film collected around Rs 1.75 crore in India net on its twenty-fourth day. This reflects a rise of approximately 19 percent compared to Day 23 collections of Rs 1.47 crore.'Karuppu' has now reached approximately Rs 193.40 crore in India net collections. Domestic gross collections currently stand at around Rs 223.54 crore.International markets added close to Rs 20 lakh on Day 24. This pushed overseas gross collections to approximately Rs 80.60 crore.The film's worldwide gross collection currently stands at approximately Rs 304.14 crore.ETimes gave the Trisha Krishnan starrer 2.5 stars out of 5 and our review read, "What makes Karuppu initially engaging is how firmly it roots itself in the legal proceedings surrounding a stolen jewels case involving Indrans and Anagha Maaya Ravi, who play a helpless father and daughter. The first half spends considerable time building investment in their desperation, vulnerability and pursuit of justice, which in turn gives the film both its emotional core and its most effective mass-movie hook: the idea of an ordinary man challenging a God forced to live and behave as a mortal."