'Ponniyin Selvan II' To 'Varisu': 5 Must-Watch South Indian Films And Series

South Indian cinema has carved a unique niche in the global film industry with its diverse storytelling, rich cultural themes, and stellar performances. From the grandeur of historical epics to the raw emotions portrayed in family dramas, South Indian language films have captured the hearts of audiences worldwide. These five new hit South Indian films and series promise to showcase the best of regional cinema and leave a lasting impact on every viewer.

Kathar Basha Endra Muthuramalingam is an engrossing film that depicts the journey of a determined young woman named Tamil Selvi. She embarks on a journey to meet Kathar Basha Engira Muthuramalingam, a rebellious convict with a mysterious past. As their relationship unfolds, secrets are revealed, and the film delves into the deep-seated animosity between Kathar and Vedigundu Veyilan.  

Maya Bazaar for Sale is a one-of-a-kind dramedy series that follows the lives of families who live in the finest villas of a gated community called Maya Bazaar. The Pastry's, Gandhi's, Hippies, Bachelors, and Lovey-Dovey couple have great aspirations for a tranquil life until the government declares the community's building illegal. 

Ponniyin Selvan II is an epic historical drama and a direct sequel to its predecessor, following the Chola dynasty's turbulent voyage. The film digs into complex relationships, political intrigue, and power struggles, making it a must-see for history buffs and admirers of big narratives. Ponniyin Selvan II weaves a cinematic masterpiece that leaves the viewer entranced by its grandeur, redefining historical storytelling on the big screen, with captivating flashbacks, family secrets, unconditional love, and an epic conflict.

Varisu is a heartwarming tale of a prodigal son, Vijay, who returns to his wealthy family after being disowned for pursuing his dreams. When his father, Rajendran, is diagnosed with terminal cancer, he attempts to unify his fractured family and select a successor from among his two oldest sons, Jai, and Ajay. Vijay takes over the family empire amid betrayal, jealousy, and financial difficulties, resulting in a roller-coaster of emotions and hardships.

Maamannan is a gripping political thriller set in Kasipuram village. Maamannan is an MLA advocating for equality and social justice. His son, Adhiveeran, is an Adimurai teacher and runs a pig farm as a hobby. The story takes a dramatic turn when Leela, who operates a free coaching centre, faces threats from influential politician Rathnavel and his brother.