Vishwanath & Sons (2026): Cast, Story & Where to Watch

Vishwanath & Sons is a 2026 Tamil-language drama starring Suriya and Mamitha Baiju. Here is the verified story, cast, genre and current Netflix information.

Vishwanath & Sons (2026): Cast, Story & Where to Watch

Vishwanath & Sons is a 2026 Tamil-language drama starring Suriya, Mamitha Baiju and Radikaa Sarathkumar. Netflix classifies the film as a drama with romantic and family elements.

What is Vishwanath & Sons about?

The story follows a celebrated Olympic shooter who travels to America searching for a donor who can help his sick child. The journey becomes more complicated when an unexpected romantic relationship enters the story. That gives the film two connected emotional threads. There is the immediate urgency of a parent trying to help a child.

Then there is the relationship that develops during that journey.

Cast

Netflix lists:

  • Suriya
  • Mamitha Baiju
  • Radikaa Sarathkumar
  • Raveena Tandon
  • Nassar
  • Rajiv Menon
  • Sudha
  • Sunil Reddy
  • Harsha Chemudu
  • Raghu Babu

Genre

Netflix categorises the film as:

  • Drama
  • Romance
  • Tamil-language cinema

The platform also describes it as a story involving parenthood and opposites attracting.

Language

Tamil is the original language. Netflix also lists Hindi, Kannada, Malayalam and Telugu audio.

Where can you watch Vishwanath & Sons?

Netflix has an official title page for the film. The title’s territory availability can change, so the Netflix listing should be checked at the time of viewing.

What makes the premise interesting?

The central conflict is immediately understandable. A parent has a very specific objective and very little time to waste. That creates a natural emotional pressure that does not depend on a complicated mystery. The romantic component then introduces another question: what happens when someone travelling for one reason discovers an entirely different part of life along the way?

A viewing-based review should ultimately decide whether the film earns that emotional premise.

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