Soori’s Mandaadi is heading to Netflix — and it’s not waiting for the weekend. The Tamil sports-action drama, which stormed theatres on September 10, will stream globally from October 8, 2026, according to Track Tollywood. That’s just three days after its 58th day in release, with the film still running in 583 screens across India. The news comes hot on the heels of a ₹150 crore worldwide gross, a career-high for Soori as a lead. And strong word-of-mouth that’s kept audiences coming back even after the initial buzz faded. Critics called it a solid ride: gripping boat races, standout performances from Soori and Suhas, and a setting rooted in the coastal traditions of Tamil Nadu. Vetrimaaran, Kamal Haasan, and Rajinikanth have all praised it, adding weight to what’s already shaping up as one of the year’s most talked-about South Indian releases. Now, with five language dubs, Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam. Ready to roll, the film’s reach expands beyond its regional base. Whether it’ll hit the same heights on streaming remains to be seen, but the momentum is undeniable. And if you’re wondering about the timing? It’s not a surprise. With Netflix reportedly offering ₹88 crores for post-theatrical rights, the move was always likely. The question now isn’t if it’ll stream, it’s how fast it’ll climb the charts.