New Malayalam OTT Releases This Week: Must-Watch Movies on Prime, Hotstar and More

New Malayalam OTT Releases This Week: Malayalam cinema lovers have an exciting lineup of films to enjoy this weekend on various streaming platforms. Whether you like mystery, drama, or comedy, there’s something for everyone. Check out the latest releases available for streaming.

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1. Rekhachithram (SonyLIV – March 7)

Genre: Mystery/Thriller
Cast: Asif Ali, Mammootty, Anaswara Rajan

Plot:
SHO Vivek Gopinath returns to duty in the isolated Malakkappara hills after being suspended. Soon, he is drawn into a perplexing case involving a man who live-streamed his confession before taking his own life. As he digs deeper, hidden truths begin to unfold.

2. Narayaneente Moonnaanmakkal (Amazon Prime Video – March 9)

Genre: Drama
Cast: Joju George, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Alencier Ley Lopez

Plot:
Three estranged brothers reunite at their ancestral home to say goodbye to their dying mother. As they try to mend broken relationships, unresolved tensions and old wounds resurface, leading to intense emotional conflicts.

3. Ponman (JioHotstar – March 14)

Genre: Dark Comedy
Cast: Basil Joseph, Sajin Gopu, Lijomol Jose

Plot:
A jewellery sales agent lends gold ornaments to brides’ families, expecting repayment through wedding gifts. But when a family returns only part of the gold, it triggers a dramatic chase. Set in Kollam, the film explores dowry struggles, financial burdens, and societal gold obsession.

4. Oru Jaathi Jathakam (Amazon Prime Video, ManoramaMAX – March 14)

Genre: Romantic Comedy
Cast: Vineeth Sreenivasan, Nikhila Vimal, Babu Antony

Plot:
Jayesh, a man from North Malabar, meets a mysterious girl skilled in palmistry. She warns him of an upcoming dark phase in his life. As events unfold, her predictions seem accurate, leading to a chaotic journey filled with unexpected twists and personal challenges.

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