Malayalam renowned actor Nivin Pauly is all set to make his web series debut with Pharma. It's a gripping new show that dives into the underbelly of the Indian pharmaceutical industry. Directed by PR Arun, the makers have confirmed the OTT platform, but the release date is still awaited. Though Nivin has previously appeared in direct-to-OTT content like Kanakam Kaamini Kalaham, this marks his first outing in the web series format.
Where to stream Pharma online?
Pharma is scheduled to premiere on JioHotstar in September 2025 and is already making noise for its intriguing concept, talented cast, and striking visuals. Alongside the platform announcement, the makers also revealed the first look poster. It features Nivin Pauly enclosed in a transparent pill capsule, visually representing the pressures and limitations faced by his character. The overall theme suggests a mix of personal conflict and larger social commentary, setting the stage for a thought-provoking series.
Directed by PR Arun, best known for the Rajisha Vijayan-starrer Finals. The series is expected to be part of the platform’s Onam releases. While the exact release date is yet to be confirmed, sources suggest that Pharma will drop around September 5. To cater to a wider audience, the show will release in five languages, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi.
More about Pharma
For the unversed, Pharma tells the story of a middle-class man who finds himself in the high-pressure world of pharmaceutical sales. Nivin Pauly plays a medical representative battling corporate greed, sales targets, and ethical dilemmas.
Joining Nivin in the cast are acclaimed actor Rajit Kapur in a pivotal role, along with Shruti Ramachandran, Narain, Veena Nandakumar, Muthumani, and Binu Pappu in supporting roles. The show also boasts a strong technical crew, with renowned cinematographer Abhinandan Ramanujam handling the visuals and Jakes Bejoy composing the music.
Adding to the anticipation, the first episode of Pharma was screened at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in December 2024, where it received positive early reviews. Stay tuned for more updates.
Where to stream Pharma online?
Pharma is scheduled to premiere on JioHotstar in September 2025 and is already making noise for its intriguing concept, talented cast, and striking visuals. Alongside the platform announcement, the makers also revealed the first look poster. It features Nivin Pauly enclosed in a transparent pill capsule, visually representing the pressures and limitations faced by his character. The overall theme suggests a mix of personal conflict and larger social commentary, setting the stage for a thought-provoking series.
Directed by PR Arun, best known for the Rajisha Vijayan-starrer Finals. The series is expected to be part of the platform’s Onam releases. While the exact release date is yet to be confirmed, sources suggest that Pharma will drop around September 5. To cater to a wider audience, the show will release in five languages, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi.
More about Pharma
For the unversed, Pharma tells the story of a middle-class man who finds himself in the high-pressure world of pharmaceutical sales. Nivin Pauly plays a medical representative battling corporate greed, sales targets, and ethical dilemmas.
Joining Nivin in the cast are acclaimed actor Rajit Kapur in a pivotal role, along with Shruti Ramachandran, Narain, Veena Nandakumar, Muthumani, and Binu Pappu in supporting roles. The show also boasts a strong technical crew, with renowned cinematographer Abhinandan Ramanujam handling the visuals and Jakes Bejoy composing the music.
Adding to the anticipation, the first episode of Pharma was screened at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in December 2024, where it received positive early reviews. Stay tuned for more updates.
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