3 new Malayalam OTT releases to watch this week: Mohanlal-hosted Bigg Boss Season 7 to Super Zindagi
3 new Malayalam OTT releases to watch this week
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Where to watch
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Bigg Boss Malayalam S7
JioHotstar/Asianet
August 3, 2025
Surabhila Sundara Swapnam
SunNXT
August 1, 2025
Super Zindagi
ManoramaMAX
August 1, 2025
1. Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7
Cast: Mohanlal
Where to watch: JioHotstar
Release Date: August 3, 2025
Mohanlal-hosted reality show, Bigg Boss Malayalam Season 7, is finally making its way to the audience. The much-beloved show is in its 7th year, with superstar Mohanlal returning to host the show yet again.
As the show is just days away from streaming, the entire list of contestants has yet to be unveiled. With the makers claiming the show to be on a different level this season, the grand launch will take place on August 3, 2025, at 7 PM.
Apart from JioHotstar, the show will also be available for viewing on the Malayalam TV channel, Asianet.
2. Surabhila Sundara Swapnam
Cast: Paul Viji Varghese, Rajalakshmi Rajan, Dayyana Hameed, Sony Sojan, Beena Thankachan, Stebin, Subin Thidanadu
Director: Tony Mathew
Where to watch: SunNXT
Release Date: August 1, 2025
Surabhila Sundara Swapnam is a Malayalam-language drama movie, written and directed by Tony Mathew. The film starring Paul Viji Varghese, Rajalakshmi Rajan, and Dayyana Hameed in the lead roles is set to stream on the OTT platform SunNXT from August 1, 2025.
The movie's musical tracks were composed by Electronic Kili and Deepak Ravi. The dop was handled by Justin Joseph and Abdul Rahim, with Boby Rajan editing it.
3. Super Zindagi
Cast: Dhyan Sreenivasan, Mukesh, Paravathi Nair, Johny Antony, Kalesh Ramanand, Rithu Manthra, Dayyana Hameed
Director: Vintesh Chembra
Where to watch: ManoramaMAX
Release Date: August 1, 2025
Super Zindagi, starring Dhyan Sreenivasan in the lead role, is slated to begin streaming on the OTT platform ManoramaMAX. The Malayalam-language comedy drama features the story of two men, Siddharthan and Mujeeb.
Siddharthan is a lazy man who wishes to become big in life without much struggle, while Mujeeb is a successful person who makes big bucks through shady deals.
When Siddharthan comes to know of a hidden treasure in Karnataka, he partners with Mujeeb to retrieve the fortune. However, their journey is met with several obstacles, and how they overcome them forms the entire story.
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