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From Vettaiyan to ARM to Amaran: Latest Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu OTT releases to watch this week on Prime Video, Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar

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As November unfolds, OTT platforms are bringing a fresh array of South Indian releases that promise gripping stories, unique plots, and an engaging mix of genres. These films highlight the diversity of storytelling across Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu cinema, ensuring an engaging viewing experience for audiences everywhere. Make sure to tune in for a month packed with memorable plots, emotions, and surprises. From thrillers to supernatural dramas, here’s a curated list of the most anticipated South Indian films premiering online this month.

Vettaiyan (Amazon Prime Video)


Vettaiyan is the highly-anticipated Tamil action thriller starring Rajinikanth and Amitabh Bachchan, marking their first on-screen collaboration in over three decades. Originally released in theaters last month, this film arrives on OTT to give fans another chance to experience this iconic reunion. With powerful performances and intense action, Vettaiyan is a celebration of Tamil cinema’s megastars.

Ajayante Randam Moshanam (ARM) (Disney+ Hotstar)


The Malayalam period action drama Ajayante Randam Moshanam (ARM), starring Tovino Thomas, is set to make its OTT debut on Disney+ Hotstar on November 8, 2024. Directed by Jithin Laal, this multi-generational thriller unfolds across three eras—1900, 1950, and 1990—in Northern Kerala, following the lives of three heroes, Maniyan, Kunjikelu, and Ajayan, who are entrusted with safeguarding a priceless artifact. The film has already made waves in theaters, earning over Rs 90 crore globally, and is celebrated for its cultural richness, drawn from Kerala’s folklore and myths.

Amaran (Netflix)


The Tamil war drama Amaran, starring Sivakarthikeyan as Major Mukund Varadharajan, has become a box office sensation, earning over Rs 150 crore within four days of its theatrical release. Directed by Rajkumar Periyasamy, the film tells a powerful story of patriotism and sacrifice, focusing on an army officer’s heroic battle against terrorism. With streaming rights secured by Netflix for Rs 60 crore, Amaran is expected to be available on the platform by late November. Supported by Sai Pallavi’s performance and GV Prakash Kumar’s evocative score, the film has captivated audiences with its moving tribute to the Indian Army.

Swag (Amazon Prime)
Directed by Hasith Goli, Swag introduces us to Bhavabuti, a police officer leading a seemingly ideal life until personal struggles begin to unravel his happiness. As his wife endures repeated miscarriages, the toll on their relationship becomes evident, and the couple faces a heart-wrenching separation. Adding to the film's complexity is the exploration of the Swaganika bloodline’s transformation from a matriarchal society to a patriarchal one, giving audiences a thought-provoking take on tradition and change. “Swag tackles sensitive issues while providing action and drama,” says Goli, highlighting its appeal.

Sathyam Sundaram (Netflix)
In Sathyam Sundaram, set in the late ‘90s, Sathyam and his family are compelled to relocate from Guntur to Visakhapatnam to rebuild their lives. Fast forward two decades, Sathyam returns to Guntur for a family wedding, only to encounter the spirit of Sundaram, who guides him through unresolved emotions and long-buried secrets. This supernatural drama weaves an emotional tale of family, nostalgia, and the power of reconciliation. As one fan puts it, “Sathyam Sundaram isn’t just about ghosts; it’s about coming to terms with the past.”

Mathu Vadalara 2 (Netflix)
Fans of the original Mathu Vadalara will be thrilled by the sequel, which dives back into the lives of Babu Mohan and Yesu, two friends who join the “HE” team with aspirations for success. Their rise within the team earns them recognition, but an encounter with Tejaswi Thota, a notorious criminal, adds a thrilling twist. Expect action, suspense, and plenty of humor as Babu and Yesu navigate danger in this much-awaited follow-up. “It’s a crime thriller with a humorous undertone that keeps you on the edge,” shares the director.

Viswam (Netflix)
In Viswam, Gopichand stars as Gopi, a man who travels from Italy to Hyderabad to reunite with his love, Sameera. However, unexpected events reveal that Gopi is not who he appears to be—he’s actually Viswam, hiding a complex past. Directed by Sreenu Vaitla, this action-comedy promises thrilling revelations, romance, and a dash of humor. Fans of Gopichand’s unique action style will find Viswam an exciting addition to his filmography. “Viswam is a blend of humor and suspense,” says Vaitla, adding that it’s sure to entertain fans across the board.

Black (Amazon Prime Video)
Black, directed by newcomer KG Balasubramani, is a chilling psychological thriller. Vasanth and Aaranya, seeking peace, move to a quiet row house, but a violent storm traps them, revealing sinister forces at work that test their bond. With a storyline inspired by the Hollywood film Coherence, Black builds tension and mystery that keep viewers guessing. According to Balasubramani, “The eerie atmosphere and unexpected twists will captivate anyone who loves suspense.”

Hitler (Amazon Prime Video)
Set against a politically charged backdrop, Hitler tells the story of Selva, who moves to Chennai for a new job, only to find himself implicated in a series of heists. This intriguing plot raises questions: Are these coincidences, or is there something more sinister at play? Hitler combines suspense with social commentary, creating a gripping narrative of crime and romance. This film is set to keep viewers hooked with its tense storyline and well-executed action sequences.

Kishkindha Kaandam (Disney+ Hotstar)
In Kishkindha Kaandam, a retired military man tries to conceal his worsening memory issues from his family. When his daughter-in-law begins to notice odd behavior, she uncovers a family mystery involving her husband’s missing child from a previous marriage. This Malayalam thriller dives into themes of memory, family secrets, and the haunting consequences of the past. Fans of psychological suspense will find Kishkindha Kaandam a standout release this month. The director teases, “It’s a film that digs deep into family bonds and the shadows of the past.”
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