Nayanthara and Kevin-starrer ‘Hi’, directed by Vishnu Edavan, is receiving a strong response from audiences on Tamil ZEE5.

‘Hi’, starring Nayanthara and Kevin, is receiving a strong response from audiences on Tamil ZEE5, adding to the streaming platform’s recent run of popular film releases.
Directed by Vishnu Edavan, the film follows a young man navigating the highs and disappointments of love while continuing his search for a relationship despite the setbacks he encounters.
The film also features veteran actors Radhika Sarathkumar, the late K. Bhagyaraj and Prabhu. Bhagyaraj’s presence holds particular significance as ‘Hi’ is among the final on-screen appearances of the acclaimed director, actor and screenwriter.
‘Hi’ follows the response to ‘Jananayagan’, another notable title on Tamil ZEE5. The platform said the film’s combination of a prominent cast, an emotional storyline and a fresh narrative has resonated with viewers.
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Lloyd C. Xavier, Senior Vice President – Marketing South and Business Head (Tamil & Malayalam), ZEE5, said he was delighted to bring the film to audiences.
“Working with Vishnu Edavan was a wonderful experience. The sensitivity and sincerity he brings to his storytelling are truly remarkable. It was also a pleasure to be part of this journey alongside such a talented ensemble of co-stars,” Nayanthara added.
Published: 28 Sept 2026, 07:02 pm IST
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