OTT Releases This Week: ‘Dhamaal 4’ to ‘Lovesick’, Movies and Shows To Watch on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and More
A diverse selection of new films and series across genres including high-stakes thrillers, international drama continuations, and broad ensemble comedies are set to hit major streaming platforms this week. Viewers can explore these freshly added digital releases across various subscription services starting in the coming days.
Major streaming platforms, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar, and SonyLIV, are rolling out a diverse array of content this week. The latest weekly lineup offers an impressive mix of intense action thrillers, high-stakes drama, international franchise continuations, and thought-provoking real-world documentaries. Here is a comprehensive breakdown of the major titles, key plotlines, and platform details for this week’s digital releases. OTT Releases This Week: ‘Alpha’ to ‘Bandar’, New Movies and Shows To Watch on Netflix, Prime Video and More.
OTT Releases of the Week
‘Pallaburusu’ – Prime Video (September 2)
Directed by Uday Chauhan and backed by Annapurna Studios, this critically acclaimed Telugu dramedy revolves around Shambhu, an elderly widower living in rural Telangana. When his doctor advises him to switch to a toothbrush (pallaburusu), Shambhu asks his son to purchase one. Preoccupied with arranging his daughter's wedding, the son repeatedly neglects the request. The minor oversight triggers an escalating feud, prompting the father to file a legal court case against his own son.
‘Turning Point: Generation 9/11’ – Netflix (September 2)
Marking a quarter-century since the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, this investigative documentary examines how the tragedy fundamentally reshaped an entire generation. The narrative features first-hand accounts from individuals who lost parents as children, war correspondents, Afghan citizens navigating post-US withdrawal reality, and Marines involved in the final evacuation phases.
‘The Gentlemen 2’ – Netflix (September 3)
Guy Ritchie’s hit crime-comedy series returns for its second season, picking up a year after the events of the debut instalment. Starring Theo James and Kaya Scodelario, the plot follows Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass as they attempt to expand their clandestine cannabis empire into Italy. However, unstable leadership from Bobby Glass and hostile foreign syndicates quickly jeopardise their operation.
‘Gandhari’ – Netflix (September 3)
Directed by Devashish Makhija and written by Kanika Dhillon, this emotional revenge thriller stars Taapsee Pannu alongside Ishwak Singh. Pannu plays a visually impaired mother whose daughter is kidnapped, forcing her to descend into a dangerous underworld to relentlessly track down the perpetrators.
‘Fauda 5’ – Netflix (September 8)
The acclaimed Israeli action-drama series returns for its fifth instalment. Co-creator and lead actor Lior Raz reprises his role as Doron Kavillio. The new season follows the undercover counter-terrorism unit through high-stress missions that challenge team dynamics and push personal boundaries.
‘Lovesick’ – Netflix (September 2)
Set against the backdrop of the Mexican Revolution, this historical romantic drama follows Emilia Sauri (Renata Vaca), an ambitious young woman determined to become a doctor despite societal expectations. Directed by Catalina Aguilar Mastretta, the plot centres on Emilia's complex struggle between her professional aspirations and her feelings for two men: a passionate revolutionary who shaped her upbringing and a peaceful physician who offers mutual understanding and stability.
'Black Box' – Prime Video (September 4)
Directed by Steven Quale (Final Destination 5), this sci-fi horror thriller follows Vero Airlines Flight 298 during a routine journey from Seattle to New Orleans. Starring Tom Brittney, the plot takes a terrifying turn when the aircraft experiences sudden electrical failures, unexplained passenger illnesses, and strange glowing extraterrestrial phenomena outside. As mass panic erupts in the sky, a handful of survivors must fight off hostile alien forces attempting to hijack human bodies and seize control of the flight.
‘Unmadham’ – SonyLIV (September 4)
An edge-of-your-seat psychological thriller that delves into human obsession and moral ambiguity. Set in a quiet town, the plot revolves around an investigator tracking a series of strange occurrences tied to a deeply guarded secret within the local community.
‘The Court’ – JioHotstar
This legal drama series explores high-stakes litigation, political manoeuvring, and systemic flaws within the judicial ecosystem. The plot centres on a team of defence attorneys taking on corporate entities and entrenched power structures to deliver justice for vulnerable clients.
‘Jagame Sangeetham’ – Prime Video (September 4)
A musical drama celebrating the power of artistic expression and cultural heritage. The narrative follows an aspiring musician struggling to preserve traditional soundscapes while trying to break into the commercial music industry.
‘The Runner’ – Prime Video (September 2)
Directed by Kevin Macdonald, this fast-paced action thriller stars Gal Gadot as Maia Marten, a high-profile London defence attorney whose life is upended during a routine morning jog. After receiving a phone call from an anonymous mastermind (Damian Lewis) revealing that her son has been kidnapped, Maia is forced to race across London on foot while obeying high-stakes demands to secure his safety.
‘Grand Tour S1’ – Prime Video (September 4)
The debut season of the motoring series arrives on the platform, following hosts as they travel to global locations to test high-performance vehicles, undertake complex automotive challenges, and offer commentary on car culture.
‘Korean Kanakaraju’ – Netflix (September 4)
A comedy-drama that follows the absurd and heartwarming journey of Kanakaraju, a local villager who unexpectedly finds himself entangled in an international misunderstanding involving Korean tourists. The film highlights cross-cultural humour and family bonds. ‘Korean Kanakaraju’ X Review: Varun Tej and Satya Deliver Strong Performances, but Horror-Comedy Falls Short.
‘Dhamaal 4’ – Netflix (September 4)
The fourth instalment in the comedy-adventure franchise follows a group of rivals who embark on a frantic search for a hidden fortune. The chaotic treasure hunt quickly turns into a wild chase across the country after a bumbling pirate scatters the vital treasure map. Directed by Indra Kumar, the ensemble film stars Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi, Riteish Deshmukh, Jaaved Jaaferi, and Sanjay Mishra.
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