Drishyam 3 arrives on Prime Video after a Rs 330 crore theatrical run

Drishyam 3 hits Amazon Prime Video on June 18, closing the gap for anyone who missed Mohanlal's latest turn as Georgekutty during the theatrical window that opened May 21.

The streaming release lands just under a month after the film's cinema bow, timed to a box-office milestone: Rs 330 crore worldwide within 30 days, with makers marking the moment using a "A Milestone Beyond Borders" poster featuring Mohanlal, director Jeethu Joseph, and producer Antony Perumbavoor.

How to watch

Prime Video is carrying the film in Malayalam with Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada dubs, which is the standard multilingual packaging for a franchise that already traveled beyond Kerala through remakes and dubbed theatrical runs.

If you are new to the series, the through-line is simple and brutal: Georgekutty, an ordinary cable-TV shop owner, keeps protecting his family from consequences that would destroy most households. The first Drishyam in 2013 became a regional phenomenon, then a template for remakes across Indian languages. Part three reunites the core cast, including Meena, Ansiba Hassan, Esther Anil, and Siddique, and picks up the family's story with the same slow-burn moral tension that made the original feel like a domestic thriller instead of a police procedural.

Mohanlal posted on X about what thirteen years of the franchise has meant: "What began as a story from Kerala found its way across languages, borders, and millions of hearts." That is not hype. Drishyam is one of the few Malayalam properties where diaspora viewers routinely recommend the subtitled original before any remake.

Why the OTT timing matters

A sub-30-day streaming window after a major theatrical gross signals confidence that cinema demand has been largely satisfied, while Prime keeps the title in subscription reach for Gulf, North American, and European Malayali audiences who do not always get day-and-date Malayalam releases in local theaters.

For binge planners, Drishyam 3 is a single-sitting thriller in the same conversational category as The Season on Hulu this week: compact, plot-forward, and built around family secrets that get worse before they get explained.

Start with parts one and two if you have never seen Georgekutty's first cover-up. If you already know the drill, part three is the weekend catch-up slot Prime built for June 18.