Amazon Prime Video has set June 12 for its worldwide premiere Caroboa Tamil fantasy action film that became the highest-grossing Tamil release in the Indian industry of 2026 so far.
Directed by RJ Balaji, Carobo The film blends mythology, courtroom drama and mass action spectacle, with Tamil star Suriya playing the popular guardian god Vittai Karuppu, who takes on human form as a lawyer to take on a corrupt legal system that preys on the poor. The cast also includes Trisha Krishnan and Indrance, with music by Sai Abhyankar.
On Prime Video, the film will stream in its original Tamil dubbing as well as Hindi, Malayalam and Kannada as well as a redubbed Telugu version. Virabhadruduacross more than 200 countries and regions. The streaming bow comes about four weeks after the theatrical release and slots into the Prime Video lineup ahead of Amazon’s Prime Day sales event in India in July.
“I am truly humbled by the tremendous love and appreciation Carobo “It is a box office hit,” Suriya said in a statement. Prime Video was previously the popular actor’s movie streaming site. Jay Bhim and Surarai Putru.
The Hindi gross is not officially audited, but domestic box office reports suggest it is CaroboThe film’s global gross has crossed Rs 300 crore (about $35 million) since its release on May 15 — enough to make it Suriya’s biggest title ever and one of only about 10 Tamil films to have crossed that mark. His previous career best is the 2013 sequel Singam 2topped around Rs 120 crore, according to reports.
Producer SR Prabhu says the film “celebrates the spirit of grounded storytelling while presenting the scale and emotion of a true commercial entertainer”, and predicts that it will “enjoy the same huge success on streaming that it enjoyed in theatres”.
“Prime Video has been the home of choice for some of Suriya’s most iconic and influential films,” added Manish Meenghani, Director and Head of Content Licensing, Prime Video, India. Carobowe continue that connection, delivering larger-than-life stories, high-octane action, and intense performances from powerful talent.
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