Written and directed by Aswin Aandasamy, it follows a mystical child, Rajni, who is a female during the day but magically turns into a guy every night. Exploring themes of dual identity, family dynamics, love, separation, complications, and conflict, the Tamil entertainer shows how Rajni has to live the lives of two separate persons at once while struggling to find peace and belonging in either.

At the Box Office, Double Identity, despite offering a unique concept and intriguing themes, fell short of resonating well with mainstream audiences. The film struggled to pull crowds to the theaters right from its opening day and received critical word of mouth due to problems with its screenplay and execution. Recording extremely low audience occupancy for its shows throughout its theatrical run, it eventually ended its journey on an underwhelming note, amassing only Rs 1.30 crore from the ticket windows against its significantly higher budget. Later, it arrived on OTT screens to find a more accepting audience and move on from its forgettable big-screen journey. Continue to read and find out more about key details on the same.