Watch Latest Blockbuster Movies on YuppTV

Some days call for a thriller, some for a family drama, and some for a big-star action film. If you’re looking for something good to watch, YuppTV has three films worth your time, each from a different language and mood.

Thudakkam Movie:

Vismaya Mohanlal’s debut is a survival thriller directed by Jude Anthany Joseph. It opened worldwide with a record for a female-led Malayalam film. Reviews were mixed, but a debut by Mohanlal’s daughter is worth seeing for yourself. Watch Thudakkam on Asianet via YuppTV, a good chance to catch up if you missed it in theatres.

Veerabhadrudu Movie: 

This is the Telugu version of the Tamil film Karuppu, starring Suriya and Trisha. It had its television premiere on Zee Telugu on September 27. Suriya fans who prefer watching in Telugu get an easy way in, and the Suriya and Trisha pairing alone is reason enough to press play. Watch Veerabhadrudu on Zee Telugu via YuppTV.

Vishwanath & Sons Movie:

Of the three, this one had the biggest run in theatres. It was released on August 14, 2026, and the makers say it earned over Rs 260 crore worldwide. Suriya plays Sanjay Vishwanath, a wealthy industrialist and champion shooter who loves his independence and has little faith in marriage. Mamitha Baiju co-stars. It’s a warm, easy watch that suits an evening with the whole family. Watch Vishwanath & Sons on Star Vijay via YuppTV.

These films come from three channels in three languages. On YuppTV you can find them in one place instead of hopping between apps. Missed the live premiere? No problem, you can watch all three on Catch Up whenever it suits you. Whether you’re in the mood for a Malayalam thriller, a Telugu action film or a Tamil family drama, all three are easy to find.

Watch Bromance Immortal DC movies online on SonyLIV Via YuppTV

Some weekends call for a good movie and no scrolling through endless menus. If that’s your plan, YuppTV has a few SonyLIV titles in Hindi and Tamil that are worth a look.

Bromance (Hindi): A fun, friendship-driven comedy-drama about loyalty, banter and the chaos that comes with close bonds. The title tells you the mood. This one is about friendships, the kind where the banter is half the fun. If you’ve ever had a friend who knows exactly how to wind you up, you’ll probably relate. Bromance works well as a relaxed watch with your own group of friends, some snacks and no big expectations. The Hindi version also makes it easy for a wider audience to join in.

Immortal (Tamil): An intense Tamil drama with a gripping storyline and strong performances, made for viewers who like their films with some weight.The name alone suggests something bigger and more intense. Immortal is the one to pick when you’re in the mood for a Tamil film with some drama and edge. Don’t start it while distracted. Put your phone down, dim the lights and let it pull you in.

DC (Tamil): A suspenseful Tamil thriller that keeps you guessing, ideal for anyone who enjoys a tightly paced watch. Short title, plenty of curiosity. DC is another Tamil pick that rounds out the trio nicely, and it’s good if you want something a little different from your usual watchlist. Sometimes the films you know the least about turn out to be the ones you talk about afterward.

Why watch on YuppTV?

All three are available in full length HD on YuppTV, so you can watch on your phone, tablet or TV without much fuss. It’s handy if you enjoy regional cinema and want Hindi and Tamil options on a single platform.

Watch India vs New Zealand 2026 Series LIVE on Cricbuzz TV and Willow TV via YuppTV

Cricket fans, get ready for a long one. India are heading to New Zealand for the largest bilateral tour in the host nation’s cricket history, with 12 matches across T20Is, ODIs and Tests. There’s history to chew on too, because these two sides met in this year’s T20 World Cup final, which India won. Expect the Kiwis to come with something to prove.

It all kicks off with the T20Is. The first match is on 22 October in Christchurch, with a second there on the 24th, then Wellington on the 27th, Auckland on the 30th and Hamilton on 1 November. After that, the five ODIs start on 4 November and wrap up in Mount Maunganui, before two Tests in Wellington and Christchurch.

India’s T20 side has plenty of firepower. Shreyas Iyer is captain, with Tilak Varma as his deputy. Abhishek Sharma, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, Sanju Samson and Ishan Kishan make up a fearless top order, while Axar Patel, Arshdeep Singh, Varun Chakaravarthy and Kuldeep Yadav handle the bowling. There’s also a welcome comeback for Bhuvneshwar Kumar after nearly four years.

The Black Caps won’t be pushovers. Mitchell Santner leads a side that includes Finn Allen, Devon Conway, Daryl Mitchell, Glenn Phillips, Matt Henry, Lockie Ferguson and Kyle Jamieson. Sadly, Rachin Ravindra is out with an injury.

So where can you watch? If you’re in continental Europe, tune in to Cricbuzz TV via YuppTV. In the USA, Willow TV via YuppTV has you covered. You can stream on your phone, tablet, smart TV or streaming device once you’ve signed up on YuppTV. With the action in New Zealand, matches will land overnight or early morning for you, so set those alarms.