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‘GDN’ OTT Release: Madhavan’s Biographical Drama Gets A Second Chance On Netflix

‘GDN’ OTT Release: Madhavan’s Biographical Drama Gets A Second Chance On Netflix

Yekkirala Akshitha
September 2, 2026

Madhavan’s ‘GDN’, the biographical drama based on the extraordinary life of legendary Indian inventor and industrialist G.D. Naidu is heading to OTT after its theatrical run. The film will begin streaming on Netflix from September 4, 2026, giving audiences another opportunity to discover the fascinating story behind the man popularly known as the “Edison of India.”

Directed by Krishnakumar Ramakumar, ‘GDN’ features R. Madhavan in the lead role as G.D. Naidu. The film hit theatres on August 7, 2026, and earned appreciation for its unique subject, performances and period setting. However, despite the interesting premise, the movie could not create a major impact at the box office.

The Netflix release could now provide ‘GDN’ with a fresh opportunity to connect with a much larger audience. The film is set to premiere on the platform in multiple languages, making its story accessible to viewers across different regions.

The movie explores the life and achievements of G.D. Naidu, a visionary known for his contributions to engineering, technology and industrial innovation. Madhavan’s portrayal forms the central attraction, with the actor taking on a character inspired by one of India's most remarkable innovators.

The ensemble cast includes Priyamani, Dushara Vijayan, Sathyaraj, Jayaram, Vinay Rai, Aditi Balan and Karunakaran in important roles. Govind Vasantha has composed the music, while the film has been produced by Varghese Moolan Pictures and Tricolour Films.

With its theatrical journey now behind it, ‘GDN’ is set to begin its OTT journey on Netflix on September 4. For viewers who missed the film in cinemas, the digital premiere could be the perfect chance to explore the fascinating life of the “Edison of India” from the comfort of home.

‘GDN’ OTT Release: Madhavan’s Biographical Drama Gets A Second Chance On Netflix - The Morning Voice