Tu Yaa Main OTT release details: Where and when will Shanaya Kapoor-Adarsh Gourav's movie stream after theatrical run

The survival thriller Tu Yaa Main, directed by Bejoy Nambiar, is all set to hit theatres on February 13, 2026, just before Valentine’s Day weekend. The film stars Adarsh Gourav, who gained fame with The White Tiger and Kho Gaye Hum Kahan, and Shanaya Kapoor, marking her second major theatrical appearance. The story revolves around two social media influencers from very different backgrounds who team up to shoot a viral video. But their collaboration takes a dark turn when they find themselves trapped in the wilderness, facing a crocodile and the dangers of nature, along with personal rivalry and class tensions.

For viewers waiting to watch the movie at home, Netflix has acquired the digital streaming rights. According to OTTplay, Tu Yaa Main will start streaming on the platform from April 10, 2026, after an eight-week exclusive theatrical run. This means the film will remain in theatres for 56 days before its online debut, following the usual pattern for major Hindi releases where films get a substantial cinema run before moving to OTT. The film promises a mix of suspense, drama, and a reflection on fame, ego, and survival instincts.

Plot and Genre

Tu Yaa Main is a Gen Z survival thriller that blends social media, fame, envy, and instinct. The story follows Miss Vanity (Shanaya Kapoor) and A (Adarsh Gourav) as they attempt to make a viral video together. Their adventure takes a life-threatening turn when they are trapped by a crocodile. The film’s tagline, “Some collabs are meant for a lifetime; some end your lifeline”, reflects the high stakes of their struggle and the clash between ego, rivalry, and the will to survive.

Cast Highlights

Gourav, in addition to acting, also performs a rap song titled ‘Naam Karu Bada’ in the film. Shanaya Kapoor portrays a celebrity influencer navigating public image and fear, and her performance adds depth to the survival drama. Their pairing forms the emotional and dramatic core of the movie, making the audience invested in both the suspense and the characters’ choices.

Bejoy Nambiar, whose previous films include Shaitan, Wazir, and Taish, explores the collision of fame, envy, and raw human instincts in Tu Yaa Main. As reported in interviews and trade outlets, he frames the story through the lens of digital celebrity culture, putting the characters into extreme situations that test both ego and survival.