Devil’s Double: Next Level OTT Release: When & Where To Watch Santhanam's Film Online?

Santhanam is back with his signature mix of laughs and chills in Devil's Double: Next Level, the latest installment in his hit comedy-horror franchise.

The film, directed by S. Prem Anand, hit theaters this Friday and has already racked up over ₹10.7 crore in its first four days-a solid start for a genre-bending flick.

DD Next Level Story

The story follows Krishna (a.k.a. Kissa 47), played by Santhanam, a popular YouTube movie critic who stumbles into a nightmare when his family gets trapped inside a real horror movie. What starts as a suspicious invitation to a private screening turns into a full-blown supernatural crisis when Krishna realizes his loved ones are now characters in a cursed film. To make things worse, they're being haunted by the vengeful ghost of a failed filmmaker, Hitchcock Irudhayaraj (played by a delightfully creepy Selvaraghavan). Now, Krishna must outsmart the movie's deadly plot before the credits roll-or risk losing his family forever.

The film's meta-premise-a reviewer getting sucked into a film-delivers some clever, entertaining moments, especially when Santhanam's quick wit clashes with the absurd horror around him. His chemistry with Mottai Rajendran brings back the franchise's trademark humor, though fans might find the scares and jokes a bit toned down compared to earlier entries. The supporting cast, including Gautham Menon, Redin Kingsley, and Kasthuri Shankar, don't get much room to shine, but Selvaraghavan steals scenes as the sinister ghost with a grudge.

Behind the scenes, OfRo's peppy score and Deepak Kumar Padhy's slick camerawork keep the energy high, even when the script wobbles between horror and comedy.

DD Next Level OTT Release

For now, DD: Next Level is strictly a big-screen experience, but rumor has it the film will eventually land on ZEE5-just like its predecessors. Until then, if you're up for a quirky, self-aware horror-comedy with Santhanam's signature flair, this one's worth a watch. Just maybe don't accept any sketchy movie invites afterward.

Possibly, the movie is likely to hit the OTT platform in the second or third week of June.