If I, Nobody had you hooked, there are several similar movies worth watching. The film follows a man caught in a serious accusation and forced to fight for his truth. Some of these movies also focus on people framed for crimes they did not commit. Others follow ordinary people trapped by police investigations, political pressure or public judgement.
From intense thrillers to gripping courtroom dramas, here are 10 Indian movies like I, Nobody you must watch.
10 Movies Like I, Nobody You Can’t Miss
1. Bohurupi
Bikram Pramanik is an ordinary man whose life changes after he is wrongfully imprisoned for a crime. He is tortured, but the system refuses to hear his side. His anger eventually pushes him towards bank robberies. This leads to a tense cat-and-mouse chase with a determined police officer.
With its bank-heist angle, wrongful accusation and battle against the system, Bohurupi is one of the closest movies to I, Nobody.
Where to Watch: ZEE5
2. Nayattu
Three police officers suddenly find themselves hunted by the system they work for. It happens after an accident becomes politically sensitive. Powerful people try to control the story, forcing the officers to go on the run. They soon realise that telling the truth may not be enough to save them.
Like I, Nobody, the movie shows how difficult it can be to tell your side once the authorities have already decided what they want people to believe.
Where to Watch: Netflix
3. Visaranai
Four migrant workers are picked up by the police and accused of a theft they did not commit. They are pressured to confess. What starts as an interrogation soon turns into a terrifying fight for survival. The men realise how easily innocent people can become convenient suspects.
If you found the harsh questioning and helplessness in I, Nobody gripping, Visaranai takes those themes to an even darker place.
Where to Watch: Amazon Video and Apple TV Store (Rent/Buy)
4. Talvar
A shocking double murder puts the parents of a teenage girl at the centre of an investigation. Different officers study the same evidence but reach very different conclusions. The film shows how quickly assumptions can start looking like facts.
Much like I, Nobody, Talvar asks an important question: what happens when people decide you are guilty before the complete truth comes out?
Where to Watch: Netflix, Vi Movies & TV
5. Jana Gana Mana
The murder of a college professor sparks nationwide outrage. A police officer takes charge of the high-profile investigation. Just when the case appears to be solved, a courtroom battle begins questioning the story presented to the public.
With Prithviraj Sukumaran in a key role, the film is a strong pick for I, Nobody fans. Both movies play with perception, accusations and the gap between an official story and the complete truth.
Where to Watch: Netflix
6. Jai Bhim
Rajakannu, a tribal man, is falsely accused of theft and taken into police custody. Soon, he disappears. His wife turns to lawyer Chandru for help. As he investigates, Chandru uncovers false evidence, custodial violence and an attempt to hide the truth.
Like I, Nobody, the film shows how one accusation can destroy an ordinary person’s life. Here, the fight for truth becomes a powerful legal battle against the system.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, ManoramaMax, MX Player
7. Mulk
One member of a Muslim family becomes involved in terrorism. Soon, the rest of the family is judged as guilty too. Their home, reputation and identity come under attack. They are forced to defend themselves in court and prove that they cannot be blamed for another person’s actions.
The situation is different from I, Nobody, but the emotional struggle feels familiar. In both films, people must fight to be heard after others have already judged them.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5, MX Player
8. Drishyam
Vijay Salgaonkar’s peaceful family life changes after his wife and daughters become linked to the disappearance of a senior police officer’s son. The police begin putting the family under intense pressure. Vijay then uses careful planning and his understanding of people to protect them.
Unlike I, Nobody, Vijay is hiding an important truth. Still, the police questioning, pressure and ordinary-man-versus-authority battle create the same gripping tension.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar
9. Section 375
A famous film director is convicted after a costume assistant accuses him of rape. The case becomes more complicated when two lawyers begin questioning the evidence and testimony. The courtroom soon turns into a battle between two different versions of the truth.
If you enjoyed the uncertainty in I, Nobody, this movie offers a similar sense of doubt. It keeps asking whether an accusation always reveals the complete story.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, MX Player
10. Batla House
After a controversial police encounter, officer Sanjay Kumar finds himself under intense scrutiny. The media, public and investigators begin questioning what happened. At the same time, he continues searching for the suspects who escaped.
Like I, Nobody, the film shows how difficult it can be to prove your side once the world starts believing a different version of events.
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime Video, MX Player
Which Movies Should You Watch After I, Nobody?
For the closest match to I, Nobody, start with Bohurupi. Its bank-heist angle and man-versus-system story make it an especially strong pick. Nayattu and Visaranai are great choices if you prefer darker stories about police and political pressure.
For investigation-heavy thrillers, try Talvar and Jana Gana Mana. Both question whether the accepted version of events is really the whole truth.
Which one did you love the most?