Where to watch Tik Tik Tik online?

Tik Tik Tik is available for streaming on JioHotstar, MX Player, Sun NXT, Vi Movies & TV, ZEE5, with the OTT release on June 22, 2018. You can watch it on JioHotstar, MX Player, Sun NXT, Vi Movies & TV, ZEE5 in India at your convenience.

What is Tik Tik Tik OTT release date?

Tik Tik Tik became available for digital streaming on JioHotstar, MX Player, Sun NXT, Vi Movies & TV, ZEE5 on June 22, 2018.

Is Tik Tik Tik on Netflix?

Tik Tik Tik is not currently streaming on Netflix. It is available on JioHotstar, MX Player, Sun NXT, Vi Movies & TV, ZEE5 from June 22, 2018.

Is Tik Tik Tik on Amazon Prime Video?

Tik Tik Tik is not currently on Amazon Prime Video. It is streaming on JioHotstar, MX Player, Sun NXT, Vi Movies & TV, ZEE5.

Who directed Tik Tik Tik?

Tik Tik Tik was directed by Shakti S. Rajan and released in 2018. Shakti S. Rajan is a prominent filmmaker in Tamil film industry.

Who stars in Tik Tik Tik?

Tik Tik Tik stars Jayam Ravi alongside Ramesh Thilak, Aarav, Aaron Aziz, Nivetha Pethuraj. The film marks a collaboration between Jayam Ravi and director Shakti S. Rajan within Tamil cinema.

Is Tik Tik Tik worth watching?

Tik Tik Tik holds a rating of 5.9/10.

Who composed the music for Tik Tik Tik?

The music for Tik Tik Tik was composed by D. Imman. D. Imman is a well-known name in Tamil film music, and the soundtrack contributes significantly to the film's identity.

Tik Tik Tik(2018)

5.9/10

Tamil•131 mins•Updated 5 May 2026

The Miruthan director Shakti Soundar Rajan has signed another film with Jayam Ravi which is in the pre production stages. The movie has recently got the title Tik Tik Tik.

Director:Shakti S. Rajan

Mood:

suspensefulinspiringemotional

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Where to watch:

VIVI Movies and TVfrom 22 Jun 2018 ZZEE5from 22 Jun 2018

Quick Facts

Streaming on: VI Movies and TV, Zee5, MX Player, Hotstar, Sun Nxt
OTT Release Date: 22 June 2018
Theatrical Release: 22 June 2018
Director: Shakti S. Rajan
Language: Tamil
Runtime: 2h 11m
Rating: 5.9/10

Storyline

A giant asteroid is headed straight for Chennai, threatening millions of lives. A team of five astronauts is launched into space on a desperate mission to destroy it before it hits Earth.

“Race to stop an asteroid from wiping out millions.”

Film Details

5.9Rating

131Minutes

TamilLanguage

Release Date22 June 2018

Also Known AsTik Tik Tik

Parental Guide

Violence

High

Language

Low

Sex / Nudity

Mild

Drugs

Mild

Intensity

High

Where to Watch

VI Movies and TVSubscription

Available from 22 Jun 2018

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ZEE5Free

No subscription neededAvailable from 22 Jun 2018

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MX PlayerFree

No subscription neededAvailable from 22 Jun 2018

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JioHotstarFree

No subscription neededAvailable from 22 Jun 2018

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Sun NXTSubscription

Available from 22 Jun 2018

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Vibe & Tags

Mood

suspensefulinspiringemotional

Themes

survivalfamilyjusticefriendship

Toneintense

Pacingfast-paced

Complexitymoderate

Audiencemultiplex

Best Withfamily

Violence2

Emotion4

Humor2

Rewatchability3

Cast & Crew

Nivetha PethurajActor

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S. VenkateshPhotographer

→#7

D. ImmanMusic Composer

→#8

Shakti S. RajanDirector

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Reunion Meter

Frequent partnerships reunited for Tik Tik Tik

Cast reunions in this film: Jayam Ravi & D. Imman (3 films together), D. Imman & Ramesh Thilak (3 films together), and D. Imman & Nivetha Pethuraj (2 films together).

Jayam RaviActor

3rd time

D. ImmanMusic Composer

Jayam Ravi × D. Imman — 3 films together →

D. ImmanMusic Composer

3rd time

Ramesh ThilakActor

D. Imman × Ramesh Thilak — 3 films together →

D. ImmanMusic Composer

2nd time

Nivetha PethurajActor

D. Imman × Nivetha Pethuraj — 2 films together →

Trivia

Tik Tik Tik was the first Tamil space film and was made on a budget of around 40 crore rupees.
The film's visual effects were created by a team of over 600 artists from multiple countries.
Actor Jayam Ravi underwent underwater training for his role to simulate zero-gravity scenes.
The movie's climax was shot using a large rotating set to create the illusion of weightlessness.
It was reportedly inspired by real NASA missions and Hollywood films like 'Armageddon' and 'Gravity'.
The film faced criticism for its scientific inaccuracies despite its ambitious visual effects.