
This August, ZEE5 Global – the world’s leading streaming platform for South Asian content available globally across 190+ countries – brings spine-tingling horror in Marathi language with the World Digital Premiere of Jarann. Starring the powerhouse performer Amruta Subhash, this critically acclaimed horror-thriller is set to premiere exclusively on Marathi ZEE5 Global on 8th August.
Presented by Anees Bazmee in association with A&N Cinema’s LLP and A3 Events & Media Services Production and written and directed by the visionary Hrishikesh Gupte, Jarann dives deep into the unsettling world of a family haunted by buried secrets and the terrifying consequences that emerge when the past refuses to stay buried. As fear grips their reality, a long-suppressed secret resurfaces — revealing how unhealed trauma can manifest in the most haunting of ways. Blending supernatural suspense with intense emotional drama, the film reinforces ZEE5 Global’s commitment to bold, genre-defying regional storytelling.
Following its impactful theatrical release, Jarann garnered critical acclaim for its unconventional take on horror — moving beyond jump scares to explore psychological depths and emotional vulnerability. Now, viewers across the globe can experience this chilling story from the comfort of their homes in the regional language.
Amruta Subhash delivers a powerful performance as a woman caught between fear and truth, her emotional arc forming the soul of the narrative. There are also impactful performances by Anita Date, Kishore Kadam, Avanee Joshi, Rajan Bhise, Seema Deshmukh in supporting roles.
V.R. Hema, Chief Channel Officer – Zee Marathi and Business Head – Marathi ZEE5 said, “At ZEE5 Global, we believe in telling stories that are both daring and deeply human, and Jarann does exactly that. This horror-thriller isn’t just about fear — it’s about a mother’s fierce love, her grief, and the lengths she will go to protect her child. Director Hrishikesh Gupte masterfully blends psychological tension with supernatural dread, ensuring the film stays with you long after the credits roll. Amruta Subhash delivers an extraordinary performance as Radha—raw, vulnerable, and deeply moving. As a mother haunted by childhood trauma and desperate to shield her daughter, she gives the film its emotional core. We’re proud to present this bold Marathi story to our audience and are confident it will leave a powerful, lasting impression”.









