Netflix has been a go-to platform for South Indian cinema enthusiasts, providing an array of new and captivating films that can be enjoyed at the touch of a button. Whether you're a fan of thrilling dramas, light-hearted comedies, or action-packed tales, here’s a curated list of five must-watch new South movies on Netflix.
Devara: Part 1 is set to debut on November 8, 2024, offering an intense tale of power and redemption. Jr NTR stars as Devara, a coastal chieftain whose shift from smuggling to advocacy for reform leads to personal and communal conflicts. This gripping narrative turns darker as Devara becomes a vengeful spirit, determined to dismantle the smuggling ring at any cost. With high stakes and haunting themes, it’s a film that promises an exhilarating watch.
In The Greatest Of All Time (The GOAT), Thalapathy Vijay takes on the role of a former anti-terrorist leader wrestling with the trauma of losing his son. Unexpectedly, the son returns, sparking a reform chain that blends suspense with heartfelt moments. With a formidable antagonist lying in wait, the movie masterfully intertwines drama and action, making it a worthy addition to your watchlist.
A sequel to the 2019 hit Mathu Vadalara, this instalment brings back the beloved duo Babu and Yesu. The once hapless delivery agents are now special agents entangled in a new caper full of chaos and comedy. Mathu Vadalara 2 doubles down on humour, sharp wit, and unexpected plot twists that keep the audience entertained from start to finish.
Meiyazhagan follows Arulmozhi (Arvind Swami), reluctantly drawn back to his hometown after years of estrangement due to a family feud. This homecoming, set against his sister's wedding, uncovers long-held secrets and unexpected kinship, especially with a mysterious man claiming to be his cousin. This heartwarming tale about reconnecting with roots is a must-watch for fans of emotional and feel-good cinema.
For action-lovers, Saripodhaa Sanivaaram offers a riveting ride with Nani as Surya, a man who struggles with anger issues but manages to hold back his temper every day except Saturday. This unique premise builds to a head-to-head clash with a determined police inspector. The film strikes a balance between pulse-pounding sequences and emotional depth, keeping viewers hooked until the end.
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