Odia Blockbuster ‘Ananta’ to Have World TV Premiere on Zee Sarthak on Oct 26

Bhubaneswar: The Odia blockbuster film “Ananta” is all set for its World Television Premiere on Zee Sarthak on October 26 at 6:30 PM.

During every festive season, Zee Sarthak’s entertainment-based shows and superhit films have always succeeded in winning the hearts of Odia viewers. Recognized as Odisha’s No. 1 entertainment channel, Zee Sarthak will host the World TV Premiere of the Odia blockbuster film “Ananta” on October 26 (Sunday) at 6:30 PM.

Earlier, many Odia films aired on Zee Sarthak received immense love from the audience. Hence, the team of Ananta believes that this movie, featuring Odisha’s popular actor Sabyasachi Mishra, will create a new record on the channel.

Based on the timeless literary work “Randi Pua Ananta” by legendary writer Fakir Mohan Senapati, the film Ananta had drawn audiences to theatres during the Raja festival with its heart-touching story about the deep bond between a mother and her son. Many viewers were emotionally moved by the film, with some even shedding tears in the cinema halls. After its grand success on the big screen, Ananta will now have its first-ever World Television Premiere exclusively on Zee Sarthak on October 26 at 6:30 PM.

In this film, Suryamayee Mohapatra stars opposite Sabyasachi Mishra, and audiences adored this fresh on-screen pairing. The film also features Kuna Tripathy, Jyotirmayee Panda, Prithviraj Nayak, and Tapas Sargharia in pivotal roles. It is directed by Sabyasachi Mohapatra and Kumar C. Dev Mohapatra.

Zee Sarthak has always focused on bringing new and unique stories that reflect the emotions and mindset of Odia audiences. Ananta is one such film — not just an ordinary movie, but a story that beautifully captures the essence of rural Odisha and its heartfelt simplicity. Viewers of all ages are sure to connect with it.

Speaking about the film, Rahul Rao, Chief Channel Officer of Zee Sarthak, said, “Like all our films, Ananta will win the hearts of audiences and further promote Odia literature through cinema.”