Vishwanath & Sons OTT Release: All You Need to Know

After a theatrical run that kicked off on August 14, the Suriya‑Mamitha Baiju starrer Vishwanath & Sons finally gets its digital debut. Netflix has confirmed that the film will go live on September 11, 2026, and it won’t be limited to just one tongue – you’ll find it in Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam.

The movie didn’t just breeze through the cinemas; it pulled in roughly ₹260 crore worldwide, a solid showing for a family‑drama‑romance. So the buzz about its OTT arrival is understandable – more fans can now catch it from the comfort of their sofas.

What’s the story, you ask? Suriya plays Sanjay Vishwanath, a successful industrialist who also happens to be an Olympic gold‑medalist. He’s got everything except a family – his mother keeps nudging him toward parenthood, and the plot kicks into gear when Sanjay opts for surrogacy in the U.S. That’s where Mamitha Baiju’s character, Maddy, enters the picture. What begins as a business transaction soon spirals into an unconventional bond, especially when their newborn faces a health scare. The film weaves romance with heavier themes like childhood trauma, parenting pressures and the weight of societal expectations.

Beyond the leads, the ensemble includes Radhika Sarathkumar and Raveena Tandon in pivotal roles, adding depth to the narrative. The film is helmed by Venky Atluri – the director behind Vaathi and Lucky Baskhar – and is produced jointly by Sithara Entertainments and Fortune Four Cinemas.

For those who missed the cinema outing, the Netflix release will be the easiest way to dive into this unusual love story. The platform will roll out the movie simultaneously in all five languages, complete with subtitles, so regional viewers won’t feel left out. Just log in on September 11 and hit play – no extra fees beyond your regular Netflix subscription.

All in all, Vishwanath & Sons promises a blend of heartfelt moments, occasional humor, and a fresh look at modern relationships. Whether you’re a Suriya fan, a lover of family dramas, or simply hunting for something new on Netflix, the film’s worth adding to your watch‑list.