Netflix has a packed September lineup with thrillers, romance, comedy, documentaries and returning global shows. From emotional Indian dramas and action stories to international series with fresh seasons, these titles offer something for every mood.
15 Best Movies & Shows on Netflix in September
1. Vishwanath & Sons
Sanjay Vishwanath is a successful man who likes living life on his own terms, but family duties and an unexpected bond begin changing him. His connection with the younger Maddy grows in a way neither of them planned, though life refuses to give them a simple love story. Years later, another meeting forces them to face what still remains between them.
2. G.D.N
G.D.N tells the story of inventor G.D. Naidu, played by R. Madhavan, and his fight to protect ideas that could change lives. As India goes through major change, Naidu faces powerful people who threaten his innovations and dreams. The film turns his journey into a story of courage, vision and never giving up.
3. Gandhari
Gandhari follows Bani, a mother whose life is shattered when she loses her eyesight while trying to save her daughter from a trafficking network. Instead of giving up, she trains herself to move through danger and search for the people responsible. Taapsee Pannu leads this action thriller about pain, revenge and a mother’s fierce love.
4. Crew Girl
Crew Girl follows sixteen-year-old Teagan Tao after her father’s fraud scandal forces her to start over at Easton Prep. She joins the boys’ rowing team as a coxswain, hoping to rebuild her life through discipline and competition. But new friendships, school pressure and her feelings for Josh and Cam make her fresh start far from simple.
5. Lust Stories 3
Lust Stories 3 brings four new stories about love, longing, desire and complicated relationships in modern India. Vikramaditya Motwane, Kiran Rao, Shakun Batra and Vishal Bhardwaj direct the anthology, with actors like Radhika Apte, Konkona Sen Sharma, Aditi Rao Hydari, Vijay Varma, Siddharth and Ali Fazal in the ensemble. The film explores emotions people often hide, avoid or struggle to understand.
6. Zakir Khan: Papa Yaar
Zakir Khan: Papa Yaar is a personal stand-up special about how a father-son relationship changes with age. Zakir looks back at childhood, rebellion, discipline and the slow realisation that many lessons from his father shaped him deeply. With his warm storytelling style, he turns family memories into something funny, emotional and relatable.
7. Irumudi
Irumudi follows plantain farmer Trinadh Rama Kasu, whose peaceful bond with his daughter Manikanta is destroyed after mysterious deaths shake their village. When Manikanta dies before revealing the truth she discovered, her father begins a painful search for justice. His journey unfolds alongside his Ayyappa Deeksha, giving the thriller an emotional and spiritual layer.
8. Chumbak
Chumbak follows five families living in a Mumbai row-house, where neighbours slowly become more like family. Through everyday moments of laughter, pain, food, celebration and conflict, they build a bond that helps them face life’s ups and downs together. The story works as a warm drama about people finding support in unexpected places.
9. Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 Season 2
Stranger Things: Tales from ’85 Season 2 begins after the Hawkins Investigators Club defeats the Horde Queen. Just as Hawkins tries to return to normal, strange ghostly sightings and hate sprites begin creating fresh fear in town. The final season of the animated spinoff once again connects friendship, danger and the threat of the Upside Down.
10. The Gentlemen Season 2
The Gentlemen Season 2 continues Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass’s journey as their criminal operation grows beyond Britain. Their move into a larger European network brings them closer to powerful families and dangerous international players. What began as control over a hidden empire now becomes a bigger fight for survival, money and power.
11. Dhamaal 4
Dhamaal 4 brings Guddu, Lallan, Adi and Manav back into another wild treasure hunt. After a dying man reveals the location of Shaitaan Singh’s hidden treasure, the chase turns chaotic when the map is torn and different groups enter the race. The comedy moves from family madness to a mysterious island where nothing goes as planned.
12. Fauda Season 5
Fauda Season 5 brings Doron back into danger as he travels to Marseille to stop former teammates from carrying out a revenge mission. What begins as an attempt to prevent more violence soon pulls him into another undercover operation. The season keeps the tension high as personal loss, loyalty and national stakes collide again.
13. Dang
Dang follows Andrew and Eunice as they try to handle their already messy life in New York. Things become even more chaotic when Andrew’s successful older sister Ruthie suddenly walks away from her perfect-looking world. Her decision to spend more time with them brings fresh confusion, tension and unexpected trouble.
14. Call My Agent! The Movie
Call My Agent! The Movie begins five years after ASK has shut down, with Andréa trying to direct her first film. Her big chance is thrown into crisis when the lead actor leaves for another project. To save the film, she brings her old team back together, reopening the messy world of agents, stars and last-minute disasters.
15. Go Team!
Go Team! follows employees from a struggling Spanish cheese company who are sent on a team-building retreat. The trip stops feeling harmless when they learn that major layoffs are coming. What should have been a workplace bonding exercise turns into a funny but tense fight for survival inside office politics.
With thrillers, emotional dramas, comedy specials and returning favourites, Netflix’s September lineup gives viewers plenty of new stories to binge.