A wish for love sounds harmless until it begins to take a life of its own. That unsettling premise lies at the heart of Obsession, whose Hindi version arrives on Indian streaming just in time for Halloween. The Obsession Hindi version OTT release date is October 30, 2026, at 7 pm, when the original uncut film will premiere on The Peacock Hub on JioHotstar. The platform will offer both Hindi and English versions, with Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon voicing the lead characters in Hindi. Check out the release details, Hindi voice cast and story of Inde Navarrette's thriller below.
Obsession will begin streaming on October 30 at 7 pm on The Peacock Hub on JioHotstar. The original uncut versions will be available in Hindi and English, giving viewers a choice of language without losing the film's original horror premise. The timing also makes it a fitting addition to a Halloween weekend watchlist.
Kriti Sanon voices Nikki, the character played by Inde Navarrette, while Varun Dhawan lends his voice to Bear, originally portrayed by Michael Johnston. The two actors appeared together in the promotional campaign for the Hindi version, recreating a scene from the film.
Written and directed by Curry Barker, Obsession follows Bear, a music store employee who has feelings for his colleague and longtime crush, Nikki. Hoping to win her affection, he turns to a mysterious object called the One Wish Willow, which promises to grant a wish.
His request appears to work, but the romance soon becomes disturbing. Nikki's love grows into an intense fixation, leaving Bear to confront the frightening consequences of getting exactly what he wanted. The film gradually shifts from a story about unrequited love into supernatural horror, examining the dangerous gap between genuine affection and the desire to possess someone.
The film's theatrical run helped turn it into a notable horror success. Reports citing Box Office Mojo have placed its worldwide earnings above $523 million, against a reported production budget of less than $1 million. Its move to streaming now gives Indian audiences another opportunity to watch the film, particularly those who prefer Hindi audio.