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September OTT Lineup: 'Gandhari', 'Dhamaal 4' and 'Fauda' debut on streaming platforms
✍️ Rediff
🗓 04 Sep 2026, 09:37 AM
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Rediff lists three major titles—Gandhari, Dhamaal 4 and Fauda—as the key OTT releases slated for September.
Rediff’s September OTT roundup highlights three titles that will reach Indian audiences via streaming services. The mythological series "Gandhari" joins the slate, promising a dramatized retelling of the epic Mahabharata character. Comedy franchise "Dhamaal 4" returns with its signature slap‑slap humor, marking the latest installment in the popular film series. Meanwhile, the Israeli thriller "Fauda" continues its global expansion, offering Indian viewers its gritty, undercover‑ops narrative. All three projects are scheduled for release during September, adding variety to the month’s digital entertainment offerings.
The inclusion of a mythological drama, a comedy sequel and an international thriller reflects the diverse content strategy of Indian OTT platforms, which aim to cater to varied viewer preferences. While exact release dates and platform partners have not been disclosed, the titles are expected to be available across major streaming services operating in the country.
Industry observers note that the September slate underscores the continued growth of OTT consumption in India, with creators leveraging both local stories and imported formats to attract subscribers. As the month unfolds, audience response to these releases will likely influence future programming decisions.
The inclusion of a mythological drama, a comedy sequel and an international thriller reflects the diverse content strategy of Indian OTT platforms, which aim to cater to varied viewer preferences. While exact release dates and platform partners have not been disclosed, the titles are expected to be available across major streaming services operating in the country.
Industry observers note that the September slate underscores the continued growth of OTT consumption in India, with creators leveraging both local stories and imported formats to attract subscribers. As the month unfolds, audience response to these releases will likely influence future programming decisions.