Paresh Rawal’s courtroom drama The Taj Story, which sparked debate over its take on the Taj Mahal’s origins, is set for its OTT premiere on March 13.
The controversial courtroom drama The Taj Story, starring Paresh Rawal, is set to make its digital debut months after its theatrical release. The film, which sparked intense debate for its interpretation of the origins of the Taj Mahal, will begin streaming on March 13, 2026.
The movie will be available to stream on Lionsgate Play, bringing the much-discussed legal drama to home audiences who may have missed it in theatres.
A Controversial Film Returns To The Spotlight
Directed by Tushar Amrish Goel,
_The Taj Story_ originally released in cinemas on October 31, 2025 and quickly became one of the most debated films of the year.
The film revolves around a courtroom battle questioning the historical narrative of the Taj Mahal’s construction. Its provocative premise, challenging widely accepted history, triggered widespread discussions and criticism from different sections of the public.
The controversy even escalated to legal challenges and public debates, further amplifying attention around the film’s release.
Plot: A Courtroom Battle Over History
In The Taj Story, Rawal plays Vishnu Das, a long-time guide at the Taj Mahal who becomes convinced that the monument’s history has been misrepresented.
Determined to uncover what he believes is the truth, his character files a case in court demanding an investigation into the monument’s origins. The courtroom proceedings form the backbone of the film, blending legal drama with historical speculation.
The narrative unfolds as lawyers, historians and witnesses clash in court over competing interpretations of the Taj Mahal’s past.
Cast And Production Details
Alongside Rawal, the film features an ensemble cast including:
-Zakir Hussain
-Amruta Khanvilkar
-Namit Das
-Sneha Wagh
The Hindi-language drama runs for about 165–166 minutes and blends courtroom tension with political and historical debate.
With its arrival on streaming, the film is expected to reignite conversations about its themes and interpretations as a wider audience weighs in on the debate.
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