From the return of the Dhamaal gang to Ryan Reynolds’ Mayday and South Indian titles such as Unmadham and Jagamae Sangeetham, Friday brings a packed streaming lineup across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, SonyLIV and Apple TV+.

Friday Brings Fresh OTT Picks

The first Friday of September has brought a diverse set of movies and shows to streaming platforms. Viewers can choose from Bollywood comedy, Hollywood action, courtroom drama, psychological thrillers, musical stories and regional cinema.

Among the biggest releases are Dhamaal 4, Mayday, GDN, The Court, Unmadham, Jagamae Sangeetham, Korean Kanakaraju, DC and Puratawn. Most of these titles begin streaming on September 4, making them potential picks for the weekend.

Dhamaal 4 On Netflix

Comedy franchise Dhamaal returns with its fourth instalment on Netflix. The film stars Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh and Jaaved Jaaferi, bringing back the familiar characters for another chaotic treasure hunt.

The story revolves around a hidden fortune and a map divided into several pieces. The characters head towards a mysterious island, where their search for the treasure leads to a series of comic situations, misunderstandings and chases.

Dhamaal 4 starts streaming on Netflix on September 4.

Mayday Arrives On Apple TV+

For viewers looking for Hollywood action and comedy, Mayday is another major Friday release. The film stars Ryan Reynolds, Kenneth Branagh and Maria Bakalova.

Set during the Cold War, the story follows US Navy pilot Troy Kelly after a secret surveillance mission goes wrong. Stranded behind enemy lines, he unexpectedly receives help from former KGB agent Nikolai Ustinov.

The unlikely partnership forms the centre of the film as the two men attempt to survive and find a way home while Soviet forces close in. Mayday begins streaming on Apple TV+ on September 4.

South Indian Films To Watch

Several regional releases make Friday particularly important for South Indian cinema fans. Malayalam psychological thriller Unmadham, starring Kunchacko Boban and Lijomol Jose, arrives on SonyLIV.

The film follows a police officer who becomes involved in an unresolved case. As the investigation develops, disturbing experiences begin to blur the distinction between reality and delusion.

Meanwhile, Telugu musical drama Jagamae Sangeetham premieres on Amazon Prime Video. The story follows Balu, a young man connected to a Carnatic music family, whose relationship with a pop singer brings family expectations, old rivalries and questions about tradition into focus. Both titles release on September 4.

The Court Brings Legal Drama

Tamil courtroom drama The Court is also streaming on September 4 on JioHotstar. The film centres on Yazhini, a young lawyer with a stammer who faces a major professional and personal challenge when she finds herself opposing her accomplished father in court.

The story combines courtroom conflict with themes of self-confidence, prejudice and the struggle to establish one's own identity.

GDN And More Releases

R Madhavan-led GDN is another notable Friday premiere, arriving on Netflix. The film is inspired by the life and achievements of Indian inventor G D Naidu and focuses on extraordinary events that tested his resilience and belief in innovation.

Netflix is also releasing Telugu horror comedy Korean Kanakaraju, while DC arrives on SunNXT. Bengali family drama Puratawn, featuring Sharmila Tagore and Rituparna Sengupta, is streaming on Hoichoi.

The Friday lineup therefore covers several genres and languages, giving viewers plenty of choices beyond the headline releases.

Complete September 4 OTT List

For viewers deciding what to watch this weekend, the key releases are:

With Dhamaal 4 offering comedy, Mayday bringing Hollywood action and Unmadham and The Court catering to thriller and drama audiences, September 4 has something for viewers across multiple languages and genres.