Latest Kannada OTT releases (Sept 23 – Sept 29) to watch on Prime Video, Hotstar, Netflix, Sony LIV, theatres and more

It’s a bit of a lull as far as original Kannada releases go, so audiences will have to make do with Kannada dubbed titles, both in theatres and OTT. Although on streaming, there may be a couple of interesting options to pick from.

Here’s a look at all the Kannada and Kannada-dubbed movies in theatres and OTT between September 23 and September 30

Devara – Part 1

The only big-ticket release of the week is Devara- Part 1, headlined by NTR Jr. The Koratala Siva film is an action drama set between the 1980s and 1990s and follows Devara (NTR Jr), as he embarks on a journey across the treacherous oceans to safeguard the lives of his people, even as his brother Bhaira (Saif Ali Khan) plots against him. The Telugu original film will be released with a Kannada version, but it remains unclear how wide a release that version will get.

Releasing in: Theatres
Releasing on: September 27

Sanju

This Kannada romantic drama, starring Manvith Shivalingappa, and Shravya in the lead has been written by journalist-turned-filmmaker Yathiraj. The film follows a young much-in-love couple and the trials and tribulations they face not only in their relationship but in fulfilling personal goals.

Releasing in: Theatres
Releasing on: September 27

Vaazha – Biopic of a billion boys

Director Anand Menen’s Malayalam original comedy-drama follows a bunch of carefree and aimless young boys and their reaction to society’s expectation of growing up and becoming responsible adults. The film was reasonably well received. It stars Joemon Jyothir, Siju Sunny, Saaf Bros, Ajin Joy, and Azeez Nedumangad, among others, and is available with 5 language options, including Kannada.

Streaming on: Disney+Hotstar
Streaming date: September 23

Vaazha Review: Anand Menen’s film is an impressive portrayal of the struggles and aspirations of boyhood 

Kandor Mane Kathe

Comedy Khiladigalu fame Suraj Kumar makes his debut as the leading man in the film in which he plays a lazy man who refuses to go to work and earn a livelihood. Whether or not he can shake off this attitude and put in hard work to support his wife, forms the crux of the movie.

Streaming on: Cinebazzar OTT
Streaming date: September 27

Matsyagandha

Pruthvi Ambaar’s cop drama was to be released on OTT a week ago but had to be pushed ahead. The film has the Dia-fame actor as a cop in a coastal village, who is desperate to find one case that will make his career. What he finds can do just that, but ends up threatening to break his career. Can he find a way out?

Streaming on: Cinebazzar OTT
Streaming date: September 27

Matsyagandha movie review: Pruthvi Ambaar nails tough cop act, but humdrum film doesn’t excite