Malayalam OTT Releases This Week (July 2024)
As July 2024 begins, Malayalam cinema fans are in for a treat with five new releases on popular streaming platforms. These films span a variety of stories and genres, guaranteeing something to suit every viewer's preference.
List of Malayalam releases this week
Malayalee From India
This heartwarming comedy-drama delves into the delicate subject of communal tensions. The narrative centers on Aalparambil Gopi, a staunch right-winger who is sent abroad as tensions escalate in his hometown. His worldview shifts dramatically when he forms an unexpected friendship with Sahib, his Pakistani manager.
Director: Dijo Jose Antony
Starring: Nivin Pauly, Anaswara Rajan, Dhyan Sreenivasan
Coming on: SonyLiv
Releasing Date: July 5
IMDb rating: 6.1
Turbo
Aruvipurathu Jose, also known as Turbo Jose, is a jeep driver from Idukki with a penchant for getting into brawls. He discovers that his best friend Jerry, a bank manager in Chennai, has been assaulted by thugs sent by the family of Jerry's girlfriend, Indulekha, who manages a bank at a different branch.
Director: Vysakh
Starring: Mammootty,Raj B, Shetty, Sunil
Coming on: Sonyliv
Releasing Date: July 12, 2024
IMDb rating: 6.5
Which OTT Malayalam movie is coming out in 2024?
The makers have confirmed the streaming release via their respective social media handles. “Join the journey of 'Malayalee from India'. Streaming exclusively on Sony LIV from 5th July 2024,” Nivin Pauly captioned, as he announced the digital release.
Is Manjummel Boys on OTT?
The filmmakers have announced that 'Manjummel Boys' will be available for streaming on Disney Plus Hotstar starting May 5. Viewers can enjoy the film in various languages, including Hindi, Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada.
Which is the new Malayalam time travel movie?
"Mahaveeryar" is a 2022 Indian Malayalam-language film that blends time travel, experimental elements, and fantasy comedy. Scripted and directed by Abrid Shine, the movie is produced by Pauly Jr. Pictures and Indian Movie Makers, and is inspired by a short story penned by M. Mukundan.