The recent success of the movie has made Barbie OTT release date in India very much popular among fans
There was competition from Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, which also opened on July 21, 2023. Greta Gregwig’s film did far better than expected at the box office, easily beating its competitors.
Barbie movie OTT release date in India, platform and rights
According to a report published in the Jagran Josh, Barbie is likely to release on Netflix or Amazon Prime Video and while the official announcement of the same is awaited, it is being said that the OTT release of Barbie could be around September 2023.
Some sources claim that 50 days after his first release, platforms will host the premiere of Barbie’s OTT debut. With Barbie, Greta Film broke all the molds for first-time female directors. The Central Board of Film Certification has given The Barbie Movie a “U/A” rating.
Barbie Movie OTT Rights?
On July 21, 2023, the country of India will welcome the premiere of Barbie Movie, an English-language film but there has been no word on when it will debut on OTT services. We expect to learn the OTT release date following the movie’s theatrical debut on July 21, 2023, so stay tuned till then.
Know more about Barbie
In the lively and idealistic world of Barbie Land, Barbie and Ken are having the time of their lives. But as soon as kids come out into the world, they discover the benefits and risks of living with other people. After a heavily teased 2001 spoof introduction, we shift to a pastel pink utopia where “all problems of feminism and equal rights have been solved, thanks to Barbie.” Here in Barbieland, big-haired dolls can have any profession (including lawyers, doctors, scientists, and presidents), hopefully motivating real-life women to strive for equal success.
Everyone here looks like Barbie in a surreal take on the nightmare that is Being John Malkovich. Everyone else is Ken except the men. Like Michael Cera’s unfortunate Allan. But mostly it’s just Ken, the missing limb. Margot Robbie, producer and star of the film, plays the “stereotypical Barbie” at the film’s center, a portrayal so perfect that it doesn’t matter when Helen Mirren, the film’s narrator, makes a cynical joke about the casting. When this normally upbeat person has sudden bouts of melancholy, panic, and even death, it comes as a shock to everyone around her. The two horsemen of the Barbie apocalypse, flat feet and (say it!) cellulite, appear.