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Rejin S. Babu’s Debut Film ‘Bouma’ Available Free on Pendulum OTT Platform
✍️ Kerala TV
🗓 14 Nov 2026, 10:17 AM
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Kerala TV reports that the debut film ‘Bouma’ by director Rejin S. Babu can now be streamed for free on the Pendulum Movie OTT platform.
Kerala TV has announced that the debut feature film of director Rejin S. Babu, titled “Bouma”, has been added to the Pendulum Movie OTT platform. The streaming service is offering the movie at no cost, allowing viewers across India to watch it online without a subscription fee. Pendulum Movie, a relatively new over‑the‑top platform, aims to expand its catalogue with regional content, and the inclusion of “Bouma” marks its first major Malayalam release. The free‑viewing option is expected to attract audiences interested in emerging filmmakers from Kerala. No further details on the film’s storyline or release date were provided beyond the streaming availability.
The announcement underscores the growing trend of regional filmmakers leveraging OTT platforms to reach wider audiences. By making “Bouma” freely accessible, Pendulum Movie hopes to boost its user base while supporting new talent in the Malayalam film industry. Viewers can access the film through the platform’s website or mobile application, with standard internet connectivity.
Kerala TV did not disclose any partnership terms between the director and the OTT service, but confirmed that the film is currently available for unlimited streaming. Audiences are encouraged to watch the movie while the free‑access window remains open.
The announcement underscores the growing trend of regional filmmakers leveraging OTT platforms to reach wider audiences. By making “Bouma” freely accessible, Pendulum Movie hopes to boost its user base while supporting new talent in the Malayalam film industry. Viewers can access the film through the platform’s website or mobile application, with standard internet connectivity.
Kerala TV did not disclose any partnership terms between the director and the OTT service, but confirmed that the film is currently available for unlimited streaming. Audiences are encouraged to watch the movie while the free‑access window remains open.