It's a Medical Miracle released on September 18, but had a lackluster box office outing. The film has, however, managed to swing an OTT deal, with a streaming debut yet to be confirmed.
Baththa released in theatres on October 2, 2026, to largely positive feedback with audiences praising the humane storytelling. The film's OTT streaming deal is already in place.
Mayan: Chapter 1 stars Jayasurya as a police officer alongside Nyla Usha in the female lead, with Vijay Babu, Aishwarya Raj, and Jibin Gopinath in prominent roles
Tiger Muthuvel Pandian returns and this time he's up against newer, more powerful foes. Can he and his pals outdo this latest threat?
Eyes on OTT: Nikhila Vimal, Shruti Ramachandran and Kani Kusurthi play important roles in this series, which is directed by Manu Ashokan, and written by the Bobby-Sanjay duo.
Drishyam 3 (Hindi), released in theatres on October 2, 2026, with an OTT deal firmly in place. It is expected to begin streaming after the 8-week mark.
Drishyam: The Conclusion had an opportunity to take the hugely popular franchise in a fresh direction, but the Hindi version instead remains trapped in the formula established by its predecessor
Chidambaram's collaboration with Rishab Shetty will be made in Kannada and then dubbed in other languages. The film is currently in pre-production.
Sigma draws inspiration from several Hollywood-style crime thrillers, but the execution never reaches that level. The storytelling feels outdated, and the screenplay lacks the freshness expected from a debut filmmaker
Avarachan and Sons, which also stars Ganapathy and Sreenath Bhasi, among others, along with Biju Menon, released in theatres on October 2, 2026, with an OTT partner in place
#Love has a promising compatibility-versus-chemistry premise and a well-cast lead pair, but its thin writing and stretched-out storytelling keep this modern rom-com from finding its spark.
Khalifa was Prithviraj's Onam 2026 release, but did not fare well at the box office. Will the film's upcoming OTT release change the conversation around the film and have a better reception among audiences?
R Kaarthikeyan’s Anbil Avan arrives with an obvious baggage of comparison. The film had been widely discussed for its similarities to the Malayalam hit Varathan, and the resemblance is hard to ignore.
Thella Kaagitham is a message-oriented teenage drama that tackles an important issue and carries good intentions
Jason Sanjay makes his directorial debut with Sigma, a heist thriller loaded with action, twists and commercial elements. It is technically well-crafted and has big-screen moments but the writing struggles to offer anything new
Avarachan & Sons: Biju Menon remains the film's sole saving grace, delivering a grounded performance as the title character.
Bail movie: At nearly 3 hours run-time, Bail is too long and is hampered by the needless addition of 'commercial' elements.
Baththa review: Balaji Tharaneetharan's gangster drama has a don at the centre of the story, but the film is not interested in glorifying his violence. Instead, it puts the spotlight on the man behind the reputation.
Bethlehem Kudumba Unit: Premalu maker Girish AD’s highest grossing Malayalam film had won appreciation from audiences across the country. Will the OTT reception reflect the same love?
Don't Trouble The Trouble is built on an interesting idea that never fully comes alive and ultimately ends up being far less entertaining than its intriguing title