Looking for something new to binge this week? South Indian cinema has you covered! From ghostly comedies and high-octane thrillers to love stories and detective dramas, OTT platforms are dropping a fresh batch of movies and shows you won’t want to miss. Here’s what’s streaming this week:
New South Indian OTT Releases This Week (September 8–14): 7 Movies & Shows To Binge on Netflix, Prime & More
New South Indian OTT Releases This Week (September 8–14): 7 Movies & Shows To Binge on Netflix, Prime & More
1. Su From So (JioHotstar | 10 September)
This Kannada comedy is set in a sleepy coastal village, where poor Ashoka’s innocent crush takes a wild turn. Thanks to a string of hilarious misunderstandings, villagers start believing he’s possessed by a ghost! Cue the chaos, laughter, and a whole lot of drama.
2. Coolie (Amazon Prime Video | 12 September)
Lokesh Kanagaraj is back with a power-packed Tamil action thriller. Rajinikanth plays Deva, a former union leader who digs into his estranged friend’s death. But his investigation drags him into a dangerous underworld of crime, gold smuggling, and broken loyalties. With Shruti Haasan, Nagarjuna Akkineni, and Soubin Shahir joining the star cast, expect adrenaline, drama, and major twists.
3. Rambo in Love (JioHotstar | 12 September)
This Telugu workplace rom-com comes with a spicy twist. A bankrupt entrepreneur desperately needs funds to save his business—but the investor he’s chasing turns out to be his ex… the one he betrayed. Awkward much? This seven-episode series promises laughs, romance, and plenty of office drama.
4. Bakasura Restaurant (SunNXT | 12 September)
Hungry for a thriller? Step into the Bakasura Restaurant, where nothing on the menu is as it seems. With eerie happenings, creepy secrets, and a dash of psychological horror, this suspense-filled film will keep you hooked till the last bite. Perfect for fans of dark, edge-of-the-seat storytelling.
5. Meesha (SunNXT | 12 September)
If you love hard-hitting dramas, Meesha is your pick. This Malayalam film explores identity, relationships, and life’s toughest struggles with raw intensity. Packed with powerful performances and cultural depth, it’s a film that stays with you long after the credits roll.
6. Detective Ujjwallan (Lionsgate Play | 12 September)
Calling all crime thriller fans! This investigative drama follows a sharp detective trying to crack a high-profile case full of danger, mystery, and jaw-dropping twists. With its classic whodunnit vibe and modern edge, Detective Ujjwallan is a must-watch for anyone who loves clever crime stories.
7. Paga Paga Paga (Aha | 9 September)
A laugh-out-loud action-comedy where a man hires a contract killer to take down his enemy—only for things to spiral into complete madness. Think chaos, gunfights, and punchlines galore.
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Which ones are you going to binge-watch first?