OTT releases this week. Pics via Netflix, Prime Video, IMDb, District
Alpha (August 28, Netflix)The first female-led film in YRF's spy universe is about two girls forced to pushed to their limits as they confront a ruthless nemesis. It ultimatley leads to a brutal showdown with unexpected allies.
Michael (August 29, The Peacock Hub on JioHotstar)The biographical drama tells the story of pop superstar Michael Jackson, from his early days to his journey towards becoming a visionary artist.
Four Hands, Two Sonatas (Augsut 29, Netflix)This romantic K-drama is set in an elite high school that revolves around the intense rivalry, friendship and romance between three young musicians.
Bandar (August 28, Zee5)This gritty crime thriller is about Samar Mehra, a fading television star whose life turns upside down when his former girlfriend files a rape accusation against him after he blocks her.
The Whisper Man (August 28, Netflix)After his eight-year-old son is abducted, Tom Kennedy, a widowed crime writer, joins his estranged father, a former police officer, and DI Amanda Beck to find him only to uncover a connection to an old case involving a convicted serial killer known as the Whisper Man.
Babita Singh Reporting - (August 28, Amazon Prime Video)Babita Singh, a rookie cop, manages to get herself suspended to attend her sister-in-law’s baby shower. However, things turn dark when her childhood friend, Bansi, is murdered on her first night back.
The Last Sunrise (August 26, Amazon Prime Video)Based on Anna Todd's 2025 novel, The Last Sunrise is a romantic drama about Ry, a college student with a chronic illness who falls in love with Julian during a summer trip.
All the Truth in My Lies (Ausgust 28, Netflix)Based on the novel by Elísabet Benavent, All the Truth in My Lies is about six close friends who embark on a fun bachelorette road trip. However, it turns into a tense and emotionally charged journey.
Chumbak (August 28, Netflix)Chumbak is a family drama revolving around five distinct neighbourhood families in a traditional Mumbai row-house setting, navigating the humorous and emotional realities of modern parenting, marriage and aging.
