This Raja Festival, watch the World TV Premiere of ‘Bhai’ on Zee Sarthak this Sunday at 6:30 PM

Bhubaneswar: Odisha’s No. 1 entertainment channel, Zee Sarthak, always wins the hearts of its viewers by honoring Odia festivals and culture. Its numerous serials and reality shows based on stories loved by the audience are a glowing testament to this. Continuing this tradition, the channel is all set to bring a new offering this Raja festival.

On this occasion, Zee Sarthak will present the World TV Premiere of the film ‘Bhai’, which narrates a heartfelt Odia family story. The premiere will air exclusively on Zee Sarthak this Sunday at 6:30 PM.

The film created quite a buzz during its release in January in cinema hall. Especially notable is the fact that it was shot in scenic locations of Jammu, Kashmir, and Ladakh, which resonated well with the viewers. ‘Bhai’ is a touching story of the unbreakable bond between a brother and sister. After overcoming many obstacles in life, a brother starts valuing his sister’s dreams more than his own. He takes on the role of a guardian and guide.

However, when betrayal, revenge, and unexpected dangers begin to threaten their happiness, both siblings are forced to make unimaginable sacrifices.
So who brings danger into their lives?
What happens next?
All these questions will be answered by the end of the film.

Produced by Amara Music Production, with Naveen Bhandari as the producer and Prithviraj Pattnaik as the director, ‘Bhai’ will premiere on Sunday, June 15 at 6:30 PM only on Zee Sarthak.

The film stars Divya, Amlan, and Sujit in lead roles. Music has been composed by Nabajyoti Panda and Saroj Sen. The lyrics are penned by Arun Mantri and Ranjan Nayak, and songs have been sung by Human Sagar, Asima Panda, Kuldeep Pattnaik, Antara Chakraborty, Swayam Padhi, and Amrita Nayak.

Zee Sarthak’s Chief Channel Officer, Pratik Seal, has urged audiences to watch and appreciate this emotionally rich film that defines love, tears, and relationships. He mentioned that Raja is an important festival in Odisha, and he hopes that this truly Odia family story will be loved and embraced by viewers all across the state—from beginning to end.