ZEE5, one of India’s leading homegrown OTT platforms, is gearing up to stream the much-anticipated Tamil romantic fantasy film ‘Kiss’ on Nov 7, 2025.
The film is written and directed by Sathish Krishnan and produced by Romeo Pictures, starring Kavin and Preethi Asrani in lead roles, with VTV Ganesh and Rao Ramesh playing pivotal characters.
Kiss follows the intriguing journey of Nelson Marcus (Kavin), a talented musician with an extraordinary gift — every time a couple shares a kiss, he can foresee the future of their relationship. Despite his skepticism about love and destiny, Nelson’s worldview changes when he meets Sarah William (Preethi Asrani), a free-spirited woman who challenges his beliefs and compels him to confront his own emotions. The film beautifully weaves elements of romance, humor, and fantasy, asking the timeless question — can love truly change fate?
Sharing his thoughts on the film’s digital release, director Sathish Krishnan said, “Kiss is a light-hearted yet thought-provoking take on love and the idea of destiny. It’s a story that connects emotionally but also surprises you with its imagination. I’m thrilled that ZEE5 is bringing this film to audiences everywhere as the platform has been a strong supporter of fresh voices and stories.”
Expressing his excitement, actor Kavin added, “Playing Nelson was both fun and challenging because it’s not a typical romantic role. The character’s journey from disbelief in love to finding meaning through it is something many people will relate to. I’m happy that Kiss will now reach viewers through ZEE5, where so many heartfelt Tamil stories have found their audience.”
With its unique premise, heartfelt performances, and a touch of magical realism, ‘Kiss’ promises to deliver an entertaining and emotionally rich experience for Tamil cinema lovers.
Don’t miss the digital premiere of ‘Kiss’, streaming exclusively on ZEE5 from Nov. 7, 2025.
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