'Parimala And Co' OTT release date: When and where to watch Jayaram and Urvashi's mystery - comedy film
ETimes | July 3, 2026 6:39 PM CST
Jayaram starrer Tamil film 'Parimala And Co' is now ready to entertain audiences on the digital platform.
Starring Jayaram and Urvashi in the lead roles, the Tamil black comedy thriller combines humour, suspense and family drama in an engaging narrative. The film is directed by Pandiraaj and brings together an ensemble cast led by Sanjana Krishnamoorthy and Ananthika Sanilkumar, who play the daughters of the central couple.
When and where to watch the filmThe streaming platform officially announced that Parimala And Co will begin streaming on ZEE5 from July 10.
Sharing the update, the platform wrote, "The perfect family entertainer with twists and spectacle is on its way... #ParimalaAndCo Premieres on July 10th on Tamil ZEE 5."
A family caught in a mysterious crime
The story revolves around the Parimala family, whose peaceful lives are turned upside down after the mysterious death of a notorious gangster. As questions begin to emerge about what really happened, suspicion slowly spreads within the household. Several viewers also compared the film's family-centred mystery setup to Mohanlal's 'Drishyam'-style storytelling, in a comedic twist.
Jayaram and Urvashi headline the film and they are joined by Sanjana Krishnamoorthy and Ananthika Sanilkumar in pivotal roles. The supporting cast includes Mysskin, Yogi Babu, Sandy and Santosh.
According to Sacnilk, 'Parimala And Co.' collected an estimated Rs 1.60 crore India net on its opening day, while its India gross collection stood at approximately Rs 1.84 crore.
ETimes review praises the performancesReviewing the film, ETimes wrote, "The Jayaram and Urvashi reunion has an easy, lived-in warmth, and Jayaram in particular holds the film together without ever overplaying a beat. Emperuman is shaped so closely to Mysskin's deadpan that he barely looks like he is acting, and the running gag about his endless eating mostly lands. Yogi Babu, in a smaller part, does his usual dry routine with the jokes often at his own expense. Nobody is stretched, and nobody falters. Nothing here lingers, but very little grates either, and that balance is reason enough to turn up."
Starring Jayaram and Urvashi in the lead roles, the Tamil black comedy thriller combines humour, suspense and family drama in an engaging narrative. The film is directed by Pandiraaj and brings together an ensemble cast led by Sanjana Krishnamoorthy and Ananthika Sanilkumar, who play the daughters of the central couple.
When and where to watch the filmThe streaming platform officially announced that Parimala And Co will begin streaming on ZEE5 from July 10.
Sharing the update, the platform wrote, "The perfect family entertainer with twists and spectacle is on its way... #ParimalaAndCo Premieres on July 10th on Tamil ZEE 5."
A family caught in a mysterious crime
The story revolves around the Parimala family, whose peaceful lives are turned upside down after the mysterious death of a notorious gangster. As questions begin to emerge about what really happened, suspicion slowly spreads within the household. Several viewers also compared the film's family-centred mystery setup to Mohanlal's 'Drishyam'-style storytelling, in a comedic twist.
Jayaram and Urvashi headline the film and they are joined by Sanjana Krishnamoorthy and Ananthika Sanilkumar in pivotal roles. The supporting cast includes Mysskin, Yogi Babu, Sandy and Santosh.
According to Sacnilk, 'Parimala And Co.' collected an estimated Rs 1.60 crore India net on its opening day, while its India gross collection stood at approximately Rs 1.84 crore.
ETimes review praises the performancesReviewing the film, ETimes wrote, "The Jayaram and Urvashi reunion has an easy, lived-in warmth, and Jayaram in particular holds the film together without ever overplaying a beat. Emperuman is shaped so closely to Mysskin's deadpan that he barely looks like he is acting, and the running gag about his endless eating mostly lands. Yogi Babu, in a smaller part, does his usual dry routine with the jokes often at his own expense. Nobody is stretched, and nobody falters. Nothing here lingers, but very little grates either, and that balance is reason enough to turn up."
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