Archive · 16 Sep 2026
A Song for Eresha Arrives on Apple TV India
A Song for Eresha is a movie written and directed by AK Srikanth.
It is based on his award-winning novel with the same name.
The story is about Eresha, who runs an important arts school in India.
Her relationship with a young exchange student creates serious problems for her.
These problems could affect her job, her school and her mental well-being.
Savitha Sastry plays Eresha, and many Indian classical dancers appear in the film.
The movie has already been shown in more than 30 countries.
It is scheduled to launch in India on Apple TV on September 18.
AK Srikanth’s feature-film adaptation of his novel A Song for Eresha is scheduled to launch in India on Apple TV on September 18.
The film follows Eresha, an arts-institute head whose relationship with a young exchange student threatens her position, institution and psychological stability.
Bharatanatyam danseuse Savitha Sastry plays Eresha in an almost all-woman production featuring more than 100 classical dancers from India.
The film introduces Bengali actor Mayurakshi Sen and includes supporting performances by Mekha Rajan and Arshya Lakshman.
Released in more than 30 countries, the film completed 150 days in the United Kingdom and over 100 days in the United States before its Indian release.
- Who
- The film was written and directed by AK Srikanth, with Savitha Sastry starring as Eresha.
- What
- A Song for Eresha, a feature-film adaptation of Srikanth’s novel, is launching in India on Apple TV.
- When
- The India launch is scheduled for September 18; the article also describes the film as now available in India.
- Where
- India on Apple TV, following releases in more than 30 countries.
- Why
- The Indian release followed the film’s overseas openings after it was acquired by a United States distributor.
- India platform
- Apple TV
- India release date
- September 18
- Writer-director
- AK Srikanth
- Lead performer
- Savitha Sastry
- International release
- More than 30 countries
- United Kingdom run
- 150 days
- United States run
- More than 100 days