Sasikumar and Simran-starrer Tourist Family was a super hit in the Tamil film industry this year. Made on a modest budget by a 25-year-old debut filmmaker, Abishan Jeevinth, this movie went on to become one of the biggest blockbusters in Tamil cinema this year. After its glorious theatrical run, Tourist Family premiered on Jio Hotstar the other day.
Upon its digital premiere, Tourist Family has been reaching a wider section of the audience. Apart from Tamil, Jio Hotstar made it available in multiple languages like Telugu and Hindi, making it accessible to viewers from different states.
The story of Tourist Family explores the life of a Srilankan family that migrates to Tamil Nadu for livelihood. The film features heartwarming performances from various actors, including Sasikumar, Simran, Kamalesh Jagan, MS Bhaskar, Elango Ravi and Sreeja Ravi. It’s quite rare to see such optimistic and heartwarming films with no vulgar language and obscene scenes in recent times. Tourist Family is one such film which can be watched and enjoyed by the entire family.
People who missed it in theatres are realising why it was received well and are loving it after watching it on OTT. Especially, Simran and the kid Kamalesh Jagan’s performances are stealing the hearts of the audience. The dubbing quality in Telugu is also decent, appealing to the Telugu viewers. In case if you have missed watching it in theatres, you can catch Tourist Family on Jio Hotstar.
This post was last modified on 3 June 2025 8:10 pm
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