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Bigg Boss 20 and 'Gandhari' among top OTT releases slated for September 2026
✍️ zeenews.india.com
🗓 02 Sep 2026, 02:30 AM
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A slate of highly anticipated OTT series and films, including the reality show Bigg Boss 20 and the mythological drama Gandhari, are set to debut on Indian streaming platforms in September 2026.
Several much‑talked‑about OTT titles are scheduled to go live in September 2026, marking a busy month for Indian streaming services. The lineup features a mix of reality television, mythological drama and other genre‑bending projects that have generated considerable buzz among viewers.
The flagship entry is the twentieth season of the reality franchise Bigg Boss, which will stream exclusively on the platform that secured its digital rights for this edition. Production houses have hinted at a revamped format and a star‑studded contestant roster, raising expectations for record‑breaking viewership.
Another highlight is the mythological series Gandhari, a dramatized retelling of the iconic Mahabharata character. The series, produced by a leading content studio, will be available on a competing OTT service and is promoted as a high‑budget visual spectacle aimed at both domestic and diaspora audiences.
Alongside these two, a handful of anticipated films and limited‑series are also slated for release, though details remain limited. The concentrated rollout underscores the intensifying competition among streaming platforms to capture Indian audiences during the lucrative post‑monsoon period.
The flagship entry is the twentieth season of the reality franchise Bigg Boss, which will stream exclusively on the platform that secured its digital rights for this edition. Production houses have hinted at a revamped format and a star‑studded contestant roster, raising expectations for record‑breaking viewership.
Another highlight is the mythological series Gandhari, a dramatized retelling of the iconic Mahabharata character. The series, produced by a leading content studio, will be available on a competing OTT service and is promoted as a high‑budget visual spectacle aimed at both domestic and diaspora audiences.
Alongside these two, a handful of anticipated films and limited‑series are also slated for release, though details remain limited. The concentrated rollout underscores the intensifying competition among streaming platforms to capture Indian audiences during the lucrative post‑monsoon period.