Rajasthani Film ‘Omlo’ Emerges as the No. 1 Trending Film on Waves OTT, Reaches Audiences in Over 120 Countries

Directed by Sonu Randeep Choudhury, ‘Omlo’ had its grand world premiere at the Cannes Film Market last year, where it received appreciation from international trade representatives, cinema enthusiasts and members of the film fraternity. The film has since continued its successful journey across various platforms and film circuits.

‘Omlo’ has also established an impressive record on the awards circuit, winning 24 awards across various categories at national and international platforms. The recognition further underlines the film’s artistic vision, storytelling and technical excellence.

Set against the cultural and social backdrop of Rajasthan, ‘Omlo’ is an emotionally driven story that explores human relationships, aspirations, struggles and the complexities of life. The film combines the rich cultural texture of Rajasthan with a deeply human narrative, bringing together emotion, drama and social realities.

With its rooted storytelling and authentic portrayal of characters, ‘Omlo’ goes beyond being a regional film and connects with audiences through universal emotions. The film’s journey from the Cannes Film Market to its successful digital run on Waves OTT reflects the growing reach and acceptance of Indian regional cinema among global audiences.

The film stars Shambho Mahajan, Sonu Randeep Choudhury and Sonali Sharmistha in pivotal roles.

‘Omlo’ is produced by Rohit Makhija, Manish Goplani, Neha Pandey and Sonu Randeep Choudhury.

The film features cinematography by Wilson Rabinse, while Navneet Kumar Sinha has handled the editing. The haunting background score has been composed by Devendra Bhome. The music is composed by Gazi Khan Barna and Bhuvan Ahuja, with lyrics penned by director Sonu Randeep Choudhury.

With its continued No. 1 trending position on Waves OTT, availability across more than 120 countries, an IMDb rating of 8.2 and 24 awards to its credit, ‘Omlo’ is emerging as a notable success story for Rajasthani cinema and demonstrating the growing global appetite for regional Indian storytelling.