I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres

From Dulquer Salmaan's I'm Game to the film spinoff of the series, Mirzapur: The Movie, here is a list of films releasing across languages in theatres this week
I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
(L) I'm Game; (R) Mirzapur: The Movie

1. I'm Game: Malayalam, Sep 3

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Dulquer Salmaan in I'm Game

A fearless gambler who places his faith in luck above all else finds himself caught in a whirlwind of unexpected events that turn his life upside down in I'm Game. What unfolds is an exhilarating journey packed with humour, surprises, action, and unforgettable moments. Cast: Dulquer Salmaan, Kayadu Lohar. Director: Nihas Hidayath.

2. Immortal: Tamil, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Kayadu Lohar and GV Prakash Kumar in Immortal

A bachelor comes into a young woman's flat with joy, but soon odd and terrifying things start happening, making his new home a nightmare and requiring him to figure out how to get out. Cast: GV Prakash, Kayadu Lohar. Mariyappan Chinna.

3. Mirzapur: The Movie: Hindi, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Mirzapur: The Movie

A previously unseen chapter from the world of Mirzapur is finally brought to life. Mirzapur: The Movie delves into a brutal power struggle driven by bloodshed, revenge, and the relentless fight for dominance. Cast: Pankaj Tripathi, Divyendu Sharma, Ali Fazal. Director: Gurmmeet Singh.

4. Romanchakam: Telugu, Sep 3

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
(Left) A poster of the film Romanchakam (right) Sumanth Prabhas

A young entrepreneur launches a dating startup, only to find himself falling for a woman, setting off a chaotic journey filled with romance, humour, and suspense. Cast: Sumanth Prabhas, Ananthika Sanilkumar. Director: Venu Gopal Reddy.

5. Onslaught: English, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Adria Arjona in Onslaught

When a rogue squad of genetically engineered super-soldiers escapes into the desert, a formidable Army sniper must unleash her full fury to protect her young daughter. Cast: Adria Arjona, Rebecca Hall. Director: Adam Wingard.

6. Dharmasthala Niyojakavargam: Telugu, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Dharmasthala Niyojakavargam

Eeswaraiah, a humble tea-stall owner in Dharmasthala, loses his son Bhadri, a bright and principled student who is murdered for standing up against a campus drug network protected by seven-time MLA Bhairaj. Encouraged by Bhadri’s lecturer Arundhati to continue his son’s fight for justice, Eeswaraiah enters the political arena to take on Bhairaj, choosing democracy over despair in a battle against a system ruled by money, muscle, and fear. Cast: Suman, Saikumar Pudipeddi. Director: Jai Jnana Prabha Thota.

7. The Magic Faraway Tree: English, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
The Magic Faraway Tree

A modern family moves to the countryside, where the children stumble upon a magical tree inhabited by a group of eccentric residents. Soon, they are whisked away to fantastical worlds, embarking on thrilling adventures that bring them closer and rekindle their family bond. Cast: Andrew Garfield, Rebecca Ferguson. Director: Ben Gregor.

8. Jeevan Bheema Yojana: Hindi, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Jeevan Bheema Yojana

Jeevan and Yojna, a debt-ridden couple, devise an insurance scam after encountering Bheema, a stranger who looks remarkably like Jeevan. But their plan takes an unexpected turn when they discover that Bheema is involved in a dangerous diamond-smuggling racket. Cast: Arshad Warsi, Sanjeeda Shaikh. Director: Abhishek Dogra.

9. Maa Ramudu Andarivadu: Telugu, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Maa Ramudu Andarivadu

Narrated by Lord Hanuman in the present-day Kaliyuga, the film follows Ramudu, a young man who returns home determined to fulfil his father’s dream. Through his selflessness, love, and dedication to society, he sets out to transform a corrupt political leader and bring about meaningful change. Cast: Pallakonda Sriram, Swathi Mandhadi. Director: Yeddanapudi Maikil.

10. Life Ellind Ellige: Kannada, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Life Ellind Ellige

An emotional and humorous road-trip story follows three contrasting friends as they set out on a long journey to attend a wedding. Along the way, they encounter romance, unexpected twists, and life lessons that transform their journey into an unforgettable experience. Cast: Arjun Shivan, Naidile Kaveri. Director: Arjun Shivan.

11. Ramba Oorvasi Menaka: Telugu, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Allari Naresh and Surbhi from Ramba Oorvasi Menaka

When a cosmic mishap throws heaven and earth into chaos, an ordinary mortal finds himself caught in the middle. What unfolds is a quirky socio-fantasy packed with humour, confusion, and unexpected twists. Cast: Allari Naresh, Surbhi. Director: Chandra Mohan Chintada.

12. Delivery Boy: Tamil, Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Delivery Boy

In order to save his critically ill mother, a teenage food delivery driver who aspires to be a police officer must steal money. He risks everything to save the life he once unintentionally altered forever when he learns months later that the same man has been wrongfully accused of murder. Cast: Leo Sivakumar, Radikaa Sarathkumar. Director: Nani Darla.

13. Paavai: Sep 4

I'm Game, Mirzapur: The Movie, and more: What to Watch this Week in Theatres
Paavai

The movie centers on Paavai, a gifted student who has give up her aspirations after her family marries her off to an insecure drinker named Mathivanan. Paavai is followed from the age of sixteen to twenty-two. The core of the movie is her battle to bear the consequences and take back control of her life. Cast: Mullaiyarasi, Niranjana Neithiyar. Director: Rahul Vignesh.

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