Overview
- Prime Video confirmed on June 13 that Drishyam 3 will stream exclusively from June 18 in Malayalam with dubbed versions in Telugu, Tamil and Kannada for viewers in more than 200 countries and territories.
- Box-office trackers reported that by day 22 the film had earned roughly ₹236.9 crore worldwide, though daily collections slowed in its fourth week and further theatrical revenue is likely to be limited by the upcoming OTT window.
- An Idukki farmer, R. D. Rajeev, filed a complaint with the Munnar deputy superintendent of police on June 12–13 alleging the film used his vehicle registration number without permission and asking for screenings to stop, scenes to be removed, and a public apology.
- Local police have confirmed receipt of the complaint and the filmmakers have not issued a public response, leaving unresolved questions about whether legal action, edits or other remedies will follow.
- The film concludes a prominent Malayalam trilogy directed by Jeethu Joseph and produced by Antony Perumbavoor, and its fast OTT window could expand global viewership while ending most remaining box-office momentum.