As fans eagerly await new cinematic experiences, the Bollywood film “Singham Again,” which grossed an impressive ₹372 crores at the box office, is set to make its television debut. Released in 2024, this film is the third installment of the successful “Singham” franchise, bringing back the iconic character played by Ajay Devgn. Mark your calendars for an exciting night of entertainment as this action-packed film premieres on TV!
TV Premiere of ‘Singham Again’
The highly anticipated television premiere of “Singham Again” will air on March 14 at 8 PM on Zee Cinema, coinciding with the festival of Holi. The production team shared a promotional video with the tagline, “Jalaane iss Ravan ki Lanka, aa raha hai Bajirao Singham.” With Ajay Devgn reprising his role as Bajirao Singham, audiences can expect an enthralling experience, particularly with Arjun Kapoor stepping in as the villain, whose character is ominously named “Danger Lanka.”
Jalaane iss Ravan ki lanka, aa raha hai Bajirao Singham!
Is Holi, dekhiye TV par pehli baar ‘Singham Again’ 14 March, Shukravaar raat 8 baje, sirf #ZeeCinema par. #SinghamAgain, watch now. #RohitShetty @jiostudios @ADFFilms @RelianceEnt #Cinergy @saregamaglobal @PicturesPVR pic.twitter.com/B5ngIIPtiT
— Reliance Entertainment (@RelianceEnt) March 1, 2025
A Multi-Starrer Cast
With a star-studded ensemble including renowned actors like Kareena Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, Akshay Kumar, Ranveer Singh, and Tiger Shroff, “Singham Again” aimed to attract a diverse audience. Despite its ambitious cast and thrilling premise, the film did not perform as expected at the box office, grossing only ₹25 crores above its ₹350 crore production budget.
Where to Watch ‘Singham Again’ on OTT
Directed by the talented Rohit Shetty, “Singham Again” is also available for streaming on Prime Video, providing fans with various viewing options beyond its television premiere. While the film may not have achieved the same acclaim as its predecessors, its availability on OTT platforms ensures that audiences can still engage with the film long after its initial release.