The Poacher Amazon Prime Video release date is right around the corner, and viewers are wondering when they can start streaming the TV series. In Poacher, directed by Emmy-award-winning filmmaker Richie Mehta, viewers are taken on a gripping journey through an Indian crime drama. Produced by QC Entertainment, the series offers a fictional dramatization of events that unfolded in the dense forests of Kerala and the bustling urban landscape of India’s capital, Delhi.
Here’s when the show is coming out on Amazon Prime Video.
When is the Poacher Amazon Prime Video release date?
The Poacher Amazon Prime Video release date is Friday, February 23, 2024.
In this gripping crime drama series, a diverse group of officers, NGO workers, and volunteers unite to investigate the largest ivory poaching ring in Indian history. Risking their lives, they delve into the dangerous world of illegal poaching, uncovering its devastating effects on both wildlife and society. This series is executive produced by Alia Bhatt, Edward H. Hamm Jr., Raymond Mansfield, Sean McKittrick, and Richie Mehta.
The cast members of Poacher include Nimisha Sajayan as Mala, Roshan Mathew as Alan, Dibyendu Bhattacharya as Neel, Ankith Madhav as Vijay Babu, Kani Kusruti as SHO Dina, Sooraj Pops as Aruku, Sanoop Dinesh as SHO Adil Sheikh, Ranjitha Menon as Achala, Vinod Sharawat as Kishore Kumar, Saavi Kundra as Nupu, Maala Parvathi as Roshni, Kumaradas T N as Santosh, Aaromal S as John, and more.
When is Poacher coming out via streaming?
Poacher is available to watch via streaming on Amazon Prime Video on Friday, February 23, 2024. Viewers will be able to stream it at this time.
Current Amazon Prime Video subscribers will be able to watch the series when it airs, and if you haven’t already subscribed to the service, you can do so below:
Poacher’s official synopsis reads:
“A guilt-stricken man stumbles into a Forest Department outpost, confessing to the murder… of elephants. His admission sets off a gripping crime story, uncovering the devastating effects of illegal poaching activities and the elaborate web of cover-ups by the very people tasked to protect wildlife. Under constant threat, a scattered group of officers, NGO workers, and volunteers chase leads and untangle threads in their search for justice. Facing down corruption and organized crime, they take on the biggest ivory poachers in the history of India, dedicated to dismantling an iniquitous conspiracy that at times seems as impenetrable as the forest around it.”
