Made in India: A Titan Story (June 3, Amazon MX Player)

Directed by Robbie Grewal, the show chronicles the audacious rise of Titan Watches under the Tata Group, tracing how a bold idea challenged global monopolies to build India's first world-class timepiece brand

Dhurandhar: The Revenge (June 4, JioHotstar)

Serving as the gritty, high-stakes conclusion to Aditya Dhar's espionage duology, the narrative picks up immediately after the events of the first film

Cape Fear (June 5, Apple TV)

The psychological thriller Cape Fear has been reimagined as a highly anticipated 10-episode television miniseries. While previous movies focused on a lone male lawyer being stalked, the 2026 series shifts the lens to look at a power-couple of lawyers and America's modern obsession with true crime

Office Romance (June 5, Netflix)

The story follows two extreme workaholics who find their professional lives crashing into their personal desires. The film stars Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein

Maa Behen (June 4, Netflix)

Rekha (Madhuri Dixit), a struggling mother living in Adarsh Colony, suddenly discovers a dead body right inside her kitchen.Rekha and her two estranged, constantly bickering daughters are forced to put aside their differences. They must work together to hide and dispose of the corpse

Clarkson’s Farm season 5 (June 3, Amazon Prime Video)

The 8-episode season documents a highly turbulent and emotional year at Diddly Squat Farm, balancing Jeremy's personal health crises with major political and technological shifts in British agriculture

Patriot (June 5, ZEE5)

Dr. Daniel James (played by Mammootty), a former defense expert and whistleblower reminiscent of a "Malayali Julian Assange", uncovers a massive mass-surveillance grid. He learns that a corrupt Union minister and powerful corporate entities are weaponizing a universal citizen identity card to track ordinary people. When he attempts to expose the conspiracy, it triggers a national security emergency, forcing him into a high-stakes global manhunt while being pursued by elite operative Col. Rahim Naik (played by Mohanlal)

Brown (June 5, Zee5)

Adapted from Abheek Barua’s crime novel City of Death, the show trades the standard Bollywood glamour for a dark look into a fractured life.  Karisma Kapoor plays Rita Brown, a disgraced, chain-smoking, and alcoholic cop in the Kolkata Police Force who is heavily plagued by past trauma and guilt. When a high-profile teenage girl—the daughter of an influential businessman—is found brutally murdered, Rita is reluctantly brought back into the system for a shot at redemption

Not Suitable For Work (JioHotstar, June 2)

Set in the trendy Murray Hill neighborhood of Manhattan, the slice-of-life sitcom dives into the overwhelming culture of professional ambition

Michael Jackson: The Verdict (June 3, Netflix)

The series takes a forensic, historical look at the historic 2005 People v. Jackson criminal trial, where the pop star was acquitted on all counts of child molestation

The Pyramid Scheme (June 5, Amazon Prime Video)

The series revolves around the risky world of quick money and systemic financial fraud. A charismatic frontman named Tarun Bajaj promises middle-class Indians that they can completely alter their financial destinies in just six months.  Goldy, an ambitious but impatient young man, gets lured into a multi-level marketing enterprise called Jumbolife. Alongside an aspirational older man named Manoj Srivastava, they start building a massive recruitment network

Gullak season 5 (June 5, SonyLIV)

The hit slice-of-life comedy-drama returns to chronicle the relatable everyday joys and middle-class struggles of the beloved Mishra family