Deekshith Shetty's KJQ: King Jackie Queen Now Streaming on Prime Video
Deekshith Shetty's crime drama KJQ: King Jackie Queen, produced by SLV Cinemas, is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video with multiple language options.
Dumtika Editorial
August 28, 2026 · 1 min read

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Key Highlights
- KJQ: King Jackie Queen now streaming on Amazon Prime Video from August 28, 2026
- Stars Deekshith Shetty, Yukti Thareja, and debutant Shashi Odela
- Directed by late filmmaker Kiran Kumar and produced by SLV Cinemas
- OTT release includes Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam audio options
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video Streaming from: 2026-08-28
Deekshith Shetty and Yukti Thareja headline the Telugu crime drama KJQ: King Jackie Queen, which is now available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The film, which had its theatrical release on August 7, 2026, did not perform strongly at the box office but is now reaching a wider audience through its digital debut. KJQ stands out for its gritty 1990s setting and its ensemble cast, including debutant Shashi Odela, who is the brother of The Paradise director Srikanth Odela.
Directed by the late Kiran Kumar (KK), KJQ marks his final directorial effort, adding a layer of poignancy to the film's release. The production comes from Sudhakar Cherukuri's SLV Cinemas, the same banner responsible for acclaimed projects like Dasara and The Paradise. The soundtrack, composed by Poornachandra Tejaswi, adds to the film's intense atmosphere.
The story follows three central characters entangled in crime and power struggles, reflecting the raw energy of its 1990s backdrop. While KJQ was initially released only in Telugu, its OTT launch expands its reach with Tamil, Kannada, and Malayalam audio options, making it accessible to a broader South Indian audience. In July, the film's trailer generated curiosity for its period crime theme, and the team had announced the August 7 release date ahead of time.
With its digital release, KJQ: King Jackie Queen has a new opportunity to connect with viewers who may have missed its theatrical run.


