Cobalt Blue | Official Trailer | Prateik Babbar, Anjali Sivaraman, Neelay Mehendale | Netflix India

When an aspiring author and his free-spirited sister both fall for the enigmatic paying guest at their home, ensuing events rock their traditional family.

Starring Prateik Babbar, Anjali Sivaraman, and Neelay Mehendale, #CobaltBlue is coming to Netflix on the 2nd of April.

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[SlaveTheRhythm]

That scene when teacher is crying and Tanay goes back, it broke my heart and the words Tanay said to him are amazing "I feel that someday those people who create new machines, those new things like computers, wil create something that will help people locate each other, we can meet like-minded people, LOST SOULS CAN BE TRASED", yes it is amazing, we have all those things now, computers and dating apps and lots of options but even now, we still are lonely.

[akshunyabharti]

This movie is based on a Marathi Novel by Sachin Kundalkar translated in English by Jerry Pinto with the same title: Cobalt Blue.
The fact that such literature already exists in India, that too in a regional language shows that we have a lot to discover and find within ourselves.

[vaishnavishanker]

I understand it's an adaptation of a book by the same name but very Call Me By Your Name vibes.

[priyashivanimishra]

Happy for Prateik..he is one fine actor alike his mother and has always deserved much more ! Hope he rises leaps and bound. ✨

[jafbut]

This is not a movie.... This is a masterpiece, not so many of you know that this movie has inspired me and has changed my perception on life.

[bigbrainnow]

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*Starting piano*
Name: moonlight sonata piano no.14
Pianist: *Ludwig van Beethoven*

[sanjanneupane]

Finally, Indian cinema is growing day by day and they are bringing movies on social taboo. Excited to watch this.

[futurestargrg]

This movie should be discussed, suggested, and chatted upon by every film enthusiast, amid the influx of masala entertainers, filmmakers have criminally compromised and disregarded the fundamental element that is human emotions in the crudest form. A phenomenal attempt that should be commemorated with standing ovation.

[KamathVaishali]

It looks like this is gonna be Prateik Babbar's best performance yet.
Smita Patil must be smiling up there.

[arpitaparmar]

I always wanted Indian cinema to adopt BL and bring awareness about LGBTQ+ in India too... Tho I'm 7 months late to know that we have something like this but I'm glad it is here!! This movie gives Call Me By Your Name vibes but I hope it won't end like that 😅.. I hope we'll have more masterpiece like this in Indian Cinema 🌈✨

[dakshsharma]

The movie was really artistic, felt like a poem, it's good to see Indian Cinema evolving, Loved the Dialogues and Cinematography☺

[life_Only]

It’s great to see Indian cinema is coming of age and making films on still somewhat tabu issues! Congratulations

[skgolammostafa]

Hope this story comes out masterpiece and will get recognition which similar prospective films made in west achieve like Brokeback Mountain, Call me by your Name, Moonlight, Laurence Anyways which all are praised by both critics and audience globally.

[JaneDoe-hvvj]

this film is a cinematic genius, hope it reaches more audiences and wins the accolades it deserves, thank you for the film, what a day to be alive.

[Daffodils]

How long should a relationship last for the society to call it a "good relationship"- Cobalt Blue ❤ Loved it

[hamidbaloch]

Summary: When a brother and sister fall in love with the same man, ensuing events shatter a traditional Marathi family. Based on Sachin Kundalkar's novel.

[pankajray]

I always wished tht if any director got the courage to make a movie like call me by your name it would be easier for us to come out to our perents and finally its happening ❤️

[navpreetsingh]

This film is a piece of art. Beautifully shot (the cinematography and sets are absolutely gorgeous) and the music is just beyond words. Neelay is a discovery. And shoutout to Neil Bhoopalam - his scene with Neelay in library is one of the most heartbreaking moments I have ever seen on cinema.

[kumarraaj]

It's sad that no one wants to talk about this beautiful movie.. No reactions.. No reviews.. No one's talking about it.. Just so sad..

[manojsurangajothimuni]

I don't have words to explain that feeling after watching this.. A masterpiece.