Kill, Tanaav S2 and More Hindi Movies and Shows Releasing This September

This month, Hindi cinema and series enthusiasts have much to look forward to on OTT platforms. From thrilling dramas to heartwarming stories, a variety of new releases are set to captivate audiences. Expect fresh content with compelling narratives, top-notch performances, and a mix of genres catering to all tastes. Here’s a look at the top 5 Hindi OTT releases for September.
Call Me Bae (September 6) on Amazon Prime Video

 
In this comedy series, Ananya Pandey stars as Bella Chowdhary, known as Bae, a glamorous South Delhi heiress whose life spirals after a scandal leads to her being disowned by her wealthy family. Forced to navigate the vibrant yet chaotic streets of Mumbai, Bae must adapt to a new reality and carve out an independent life. Along this journey, she confronts societal stereotypes and personal challenges, ultimately discovering her true self. The series also features performances by Vir Das, Varun Sood, Gurfateh Pirzada, and Muskkaan Jaferi.
Kill (September 6) on Disney+ Hotstar

One of the sleeper hits of the year, Kill will make its OTT debut this week. The storyline centers on Amrit Rathod, an NSG Commando, who sets out on a desperate mission to rescue his girlfriend, Tulika, who is forcibly engaged. Tragically, Tulika loses her life in a bandit attack, pushing Amrit to seek relentless vengeance. Lakshya leads the cast, with Raghav Juyal, Tanya Maniktala, Abhishek Chauhan, and Ashish Vidyarthi delivering strong supporting performances.
Tanaav Season 2 (September 6) on Sony LIV

In this season, Kabir and the Special Task Group (STG) face a new threat as Al-Damishq, a young man fueled by vengeance, makes his way to Kashmir. ‘Tanaav,’ the official Indian adaptation of the Israeli series ‘Fauda,’ is available for streaming on Sony LIV.
Manav Vij reprises his role as Kabir Farooqui in the highly anticipated second season of this thrilling series. The show masterfully weaves together themes of heroism, betrayal, greed, love, and revenge, creating a compelling and suspenseful narrative.
Sector 36 (September 13) on Netflix

This engaging crime thriller, directed by Aditya Nimbalkar and starring Vikrant Massey, Deepak Dobriyal, Akash Khurana, and Darshan Jariwala, will be available to stream on Netflix. It is inspired by true events and looks at the mysterious disappearance of children from a local slum. The film follows a police officer’s intense investigation into a sinister series of crimes.
Berlin (September 13) on Zee5

Set in New Delhi, India, in 1993, the film centers on a deaf-mute young man, played by Ishwak Singh, accused of being a foreign spy. Aparshakti Khurana portrays a sign language expert tasked with interpreting for the government during the interrogation. As the mystery deepens, the distinction between guilt and innocence begins to blur, pulling the sign language expert into a perilous web of deception and political intrigue.
Directed by Atul Shabarwal, this intriguing spy-thriller stars Aparshakti Khurana, Ishwak Singh, Rahul Bose, Anupriya Goenka, and Kabir Bedi.