Recently, Vicky Kaushal's film 'Bad News' was released in theatres. The film's unique story and the performance of the star cast were highly appreciated by the audience and critics. However, the film did not achieve much success at the box office. Despite this, the film has received many praises.

Now you can watch 'Bad News' for free on OTT platform

There is good news for those who could not watch 'Bad News' in theatres. Now you can watch this film for free at home. The digital rights of 'Bad News' have been bought by Prime Video and on August 31, it was made available for streaming on Prime Video. However, currently this film is available for rent on Prime Video for Rs 349.

Free streaming possibilities

Some information has come out regarding the possibility of free streaming of the film. Usually, films released on rent on Prime Video are available for free streaming about 10-15 days after their premiere. Looking at this pattern, free streaming of 'Bad News' can start by the second week of September. However, there is no official confirmation for this yet and the exact date of free streaming of the film is awaited to be announced.

Star cast and story of 'Bad News'

Vicky Kaushal, Amy Virk, and Tripti Dimri have played lead roles in the film 'Bad News'. This film is directed by Anant Tiwari. 'Bad News' is the spiritual sequel of Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani's film 'Good News'. The story of the film is based on a medical term, heteropaternal superfecundation.

plot twist

In the film, Tripti Dimri is going to be the mother of twins, but there is an interesting twist in the story. Her children have different biological fathers. Due to this complicated situation, there are many shocking twists in the film, which keep the audience hooked till the end.

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