Hot OTT Releases This Week: What to Watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and ZEE5
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Based on Alice Feeney’s novel, this six-part psychological thriller follows a disgraced journalist investigating a murder in her hometown—only to find her ex-husband leading the case. Told through shifting perspectives, the series blurs truth, memory, and deception.
This chilling horror mystery explores the sudden disappearance of seventeen children from a small town. Using a fragmented narrative, the film dives into generational trauma, suspicion, and supernatural terror, building toward an unsettling finale.
Ashish and Ayesha’s unconventional love story continues as they attempt to win over her family. The sequel mixes humour with emotional confrontations, tackling generational hypocrisy and social expectations around relationships.
Nandamuri Balakrishna returns as the divine warrior Akhanda in a larger-than-life sequel centred on faith, nationalism, and a biological threat to India. Packed with mythic action and spectacle, it raises the stakes significantly.
Set against the backdrop of kabaddi, this gritty thriller explores friendship, greed, and crime along the Tamil Nadu–Kerala border, where sport turns into survival.
The series returns to chart India’s turbulent post-Independence period, blending political decision-making with deeply human stories of loss, displacement, and identity.
A disturbing true-crime documentary examining real cases where marriages ended in murder, focusing on psychology, control, and hidden domestic trauma.
A darkly comic political thriller about a private investigator trapped in corruption, deception, and a massive election fund scam.
A tender adaptation of Emily Henry’s novel about friendship, missed chances, and love tested over a decade of shared trips.
Set over one intense holiday weekend, the medical drama returns with cyberattacks, emotional fallout, and the relentless pressure of emergency care.
Jonathan Pine is drawn back into global espionage, facing a new arms dealer and deeper moral conflicts in this high-stakes return.