Top 10 Upcoming Movies Releasing in April–May 2026 (Hindi) | Bollywood & South Indian Films

The charming sequel to the 2020 Netflix hit is finally making its theatrical debut. Ginny Weds Sunny 2 picks up after the events of the first film, bringing back the lovable confusion, family drama, and heartfelt romance that made the original a fan favourite. Expect even more laugh-out-loud moments, sweet chemistry, and a wedding chaos that only Ginny and Sunny can create.

A high-octane Pan-India mass entertainer, KD: The Devil is a stylish gangster action saga featuring powerful screen presence, raw action choreography, and mass elevation sequences that South Indian cinema is celebrated for. The film has been generating massive buzz for its dark tone and cinematic scale. Hindi-dubbed audiences are in for a spectacular ride.

A grand cinematic tribute to the legendary Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Raja Shivaji brings the heroic legacy of the Maratha warrior king to the big screen with breathtaking production design, epic battle sequences, and an emotional narrative rooted in patriotism and bravery. This Labour Day release is expected to draw huge audiences across India.

Ek Din is an intimate romantic drama that explores relationships, emotions, and the beauty of ordinary moments. With real-life storytelling at its core, the film promises a deeply relatable narrative about love, life choices, and what happens when two people spend one unforgettable day together. This is quiet, meaningful cinema for audiences who love emotional depth.

Gabru is a youth-centric entertainer packed with energy, swag, and non-stop fun. Targeting the young Indian audience, the film blends comedy, action, and pulsating music in a fast-paced narrative that keeps you hooked from the first scene. Think college, friendships, rivalries, and big dreams — all wrapped in a stylish, high-energy package.

From the acclaimed makers of Marco comes Kattalan — an intense, dark action thriller that pushes the boundaries of South Indian cinema once again. Known for its raw storytelling, gritty action sequences, and morally complex characters, this film promises to be an unforgettable cinematic experience. The dark tone and experimental narrative have already built massive anticipation.

The hit romantic-comedy franchise is back with its entertaining love triangle! Pati Patni Aur Woh 2 brings back the beloved chaos of marriage, misunderstandings, and comic confusion that made the 2019 original a massive box-office success. With Kartik Aaryan leading the ensemble and fresh comedy tracks, this is set to be one of May 2026’s biggest commercial hits.

The most anticipated film of the season — Drishyam 3 sees Ajay Devgn return as the iconic Vijay Salgaonkar in what promises to be the most mind-bending chapter yet. After two films of meticulous planning and nail-biting suspense, the third instalment raises the stakes even higher. Tabu is back as the relentless DGP Meera Deshmukh, and the cat-and-mouse game reaches a thrilling new level.

Expect shocking twists, brilliant writing, and a climax that will leave audiences speechless. The Drishyam franchise has never disappointed, and this chapter looks to be the most ambitious of the three.

One of the most intriguing entries on this list, Bandar is a concept-driven film that takes a bold and unconventional approach to storytelling. With an engaging narrative full of unexpected twists, this film is aimed at audiences who enjoy cinema that challenges norms and sparks conversations. Details are being kept tightly under wraps, making it one of the most mysterious releases of the season.

Topping the list as the most talked-about romantic release of the season, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai is a vibrant, music-driven love story that captures the essence of young India falling in love. With catchy songs, relatable characters, and the magic of first love, this film is set to be a massive hit with the youth demographic.

The title itself promises a feel-good, energetic experience that will have audiences humming its tracks for weeks after they leave the theatre.