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Six new titles are set to refresh the streaming slate today. The 6 new Friday South Indian OTT releases on September 4 span Unmadham, DC, Korean Kanakaraju, G.D.N., The Court and Jagamae Sangeetham, bringing together mystery, action, courtroom drama and music across SonyLIV, Sun NXT, Netflix, JioHotstar and Prime Video. The cast members in these movies include Kunchacko Boban, Lokesh Kanagaraj, R Yogalakshmi, R Madhavan and more. These new South Indian OTT releases will be available in various languages including Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada.
The September 4 lineup brings together:
* Unmadham – SonyLIV
* DC – Sun NXT
* Korean Kanakaraju – Netflix
* G.D.N. – Netflix
* The Court – JioHotstar
* Jagamae Sangeetham – Prime Video
Kunchacko Boban plays a frustrated police officer with a screenwriter's ambitions in this Malayalam mystery thriller, directed by Kiran Das and written by Shahi Kabir. After its theatrical run in July, Unmadham arrives on SonyLIV in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Kannada, with Lijomol Jose and Siddique rounding out a cast caught in a case that pulls its lead deeper than he expected.
Filmmaker Lokesh Kanagaraj steps in front of the camera for the first time in this Tamil action drama from Arun Matheswaran, opposite Wamiqa Gabbi. DC crossed ₹100 crore worldwide in theatres and becomes Sun Pictures' own streaming showcase on Sun NXT from September 4, arriving in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam, with betrayal and revenge driving the plot.
Varun Tej swaps his usual roles for horror comedy in this Merlapaka Gandhi film, playing a short-tempered man possessed by a Korean spirit after drinking from a mysterious vessel. Ritika Nayak and Satya join him on a trip to Korea to undo the damage, and the film streams on Netflix in five languages from September 4.
R Yogalakshmi plays Yazhini, a young lawyer with a stammer arguing a case against her own veteran-lawyer father, in this Tamil courtroom drama on JioHotstar. Arjun Syam Gopan also stars, and the story leans on family tension as much as legal strategy.
Adapted from Prime Video's Hindi hit Bandish Bandits, this Telugu musical series follows Balu as he navigates his grandfather's Carnatic music legacy alongside a relationship with pop singer Kavitha. Prakash Raj, Akshay Lagusani and Meka Srikanth headline the eight-episode show, streaming worldwide in Telugu with a Tamil dub.
R Madhavan plays G.D. Naidu, the self-taught Coimbatore engineer known as the Edison of India, in this Krishnakumar Ramakumar-directed drama. Despite a quiet theatrical run in August, G.D.N gets a fresh shot on Netflix from September 4, streaming in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.
What are the Friday South Indian OTT releases on September 4?
The lineup includes Unmadham, DC, Korean Kanakaraju, The Court, Jagamae Sangeetham and G.D.N.
Where can I watch Unmadham?
Unmadham will stream on SonyLIV from September 4 in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi and Kannada.
Where can I watch DC?
DC, starring Lokesh Kanagaraj in his acting debut, will stream on Sun NXT in Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam.
Is Korean Kanakaraju available on Netflix?
Yes. Korean Kanakaraju premieres on Netflix on September 4 in five languages.
Where is The Court streaming?
The Tamil courtroom drama The Court will stream on JioHotstar from September 4.
Where can I watch Jagamae Sangeetham?
Jagamae Sangeetham will stream on Prime Video worldwide in Telugu, with a Tamil dub.
Where can I watch G.D.N.?
R Madhavan's G.D.N. arrives on Netflix on September 4 in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.