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Drishyam stands tall as one of the most successful thriller franchises in Indian cinema. Both its previous installments received widespread critical acclaim and massive commercial success, not just in the original Malayalam version but also across multiple languages through remakes. The franchise’s gripping storytelling and unexpected twists have earned it a loyal pan-Indian fan base.

Now, anticipation is soaring for the third installment of this blockbuster series. Director Jeethu Joseph has already completed the shoot for the Malayalam version in record time, with superstar Mohanlal once again leading the crime saga. However, the makers are yet to officially announce the film’s release date, keeping fans on edge.

In the meantime, the Hindi adaptation starring Ajay Devgn has been officially confirmed for a theatrical release on October 2 next year. While this announcement has excited Hindi audiences, there is still no clarity regarding the Telugu version. This delay puts the Telugu makers in a challenging spot, as releasing the film much later than the Malayalam and Hindi versions could expose crucial plot twists on social media, dampening the excitement for Telugu viewers.

If Jeethu Joseph and his team are unable to plan a simultaneous release across Malayalam, Hindi, and Telugu, they may have to consider introducing fresh narrative twists for the Telugu version to maintain curiosity and avoid spoilers. This strategy could be key to preserving the franchise’s suspense-driven appeal. Victory Venkatesh, who successfully headlined the Telugu versions of the first two films, is expected to reprise his role in Drishyam 3 as well.

Reports indicate that Drishyam 3 is being considered for a Dasara 2026 release. If this timeline works out, Venkatesh may need to carefully balance his schedule, as he could be shooting for both Drishyam 3 and his upcoming film with Trivikram around the same period. However, as of now, there is no official confirmation, and these developments remain speculative.