Radhika Apte’s much-anticipated film, “Sister Midnight,” is now making waves in the digital space after a limited theatrical release in India. Touted as one of Apte’s boldest performances to date, this dark comedy has garnered significant international acclaim, including a BAFTA nomination for Outstanding British Debut and a Golden Camera nomination at the Cannes Film Festival’s Directors’ Fortnight.
While the film had a brief run in select Indian cinemas starting May 30th, 2025, the wait for its comprehensive OTT release has been a topic of much discussion among fans. Good news for international viewers: “Sister Midnight” is already available for digital rental or purchase in several regions.
Where to Watch “Sister Midnight” Online:
For international audiences, particularly in the UK, “Sister Midnight” is currently available on various Video-on-Demand (VOD) platforms. These include:
- Apple TV
- Amazon Prime Video (for rent/buy)
- Google Play
- Altitude.film
- Sky Store
- Curzon Home Cinema
Interestingly, the uncensored version of the film is also reported to be available on Tubi, a free streaming platform that is gaining traction globally.
For Indian Audiences: The Wait Continues, But Not For Long
While the film has already commenced its digital journey internationally, the official Indian OTT release date and platform are still under wraps. However, reports strongly suggest that “Sister Midnight” is expected to premiere on Amazon Prime Video for Indian viewers soon. An official confirmation from the makers or the streaming platform is highly anticipated. Some reports also indicate that the film might be available on Tubi in India as well, though a censored version.
What Makes “Sister Midnight” a Must-Watch:
Directed by Karan Kandhari, “Sister Midnight” is a genre-bending dark comedy that has captivated critics and audiences alike. Radhika Apte takes on the central role of Uma, a newlywed navigating the complexities of an arranged marriage in a cramped Mumbai setting. The film delves into themes of societal expectations, loneliness, and the protagonist’s unconventional journey of self-discovery and revenge as her repressed desires and frustrations lead to a “wildly audacious” transformation.
Apte’s performance as Uma has been widely praised for its depth and fearlessness, showcasing her ability to embody characters with emotional and physical vulnerability. The film’s unique narrative, quirky elements (including the surprising presence of goats), and blend of humor with dark undertones make it a compelling watch.
As anticipation builds for its full-fledged Indian OTT debut, “Sister Midnight” continues to solidify its position as one of the year’s most talked-about independent films, promising a unique and memorable cinematic experience for those who seek out bold and unconventional storytelling. Keep an eye out for the official announcement regarding its Indian streaming availability!