Latest OTT releases of the week (November 9-November 15): 9 new movies and TV shows on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more

This week has something for almost every kind of viewer, whether you enjoy Rajinikanth's larger-than-life action, period dramas, crime thrillers or stories set inside a hospital. There are also familiar faces returning with new seasons, along with a few titles that are making their digital debut after their theatrical runs. From Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna's reunion to Kareena Kapoor Khan's investigative drama, here are the movies and shows to add to your watchlist this week.

New OTT releases of the week

Jailer 2 – Amazon Prime Video (November 12)

Rajinikanth returns as Tiger Muthuvel Pandian in Jailer 2. The retired jailer is forced to come out of hiding in Kerala after a dangerous idol-smuggling syndicate threatens his family. He decides to take on the cartel's regional operations and reunites with old allies to fight the powerful Kalpak crime family in Goa. The action drama sees Rajinikanth reprise his popular character.


Ranabaali – Netflix (November 13)

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna reunite in Rahul Sankrityan's Telugu period action drama Ranabaali. Set during British rule, the film draws inspiration from events in Rayalaseema during the Great Madras Famine of the 1870s. Vijay plays a rebellious warrior, while Rashmika portrays his wife, Jayamma. Arnold Vosloo appears as the antagonist. The film will be available in Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam and Kannada from November 13.



Bandra – ZEE5 (November 13)

Dileep and Tamannaah Bhatia's Malayalam film Bandra is finally arriving on OTT. Directed by Arun Gopy, the 2023 romantic gangster drama moves between the glamour of the Hindi film industry in the 1990s and the underworld. Dileep plays businessman Alexander Aala Dominic, while Tamannaah portrays actress Tara Janaki. Dino Morea, Mamta Mohandas, R Sarathkumar and Siddique also feature in the film, which premieres on ZEE5 on November 13.

Daayra – Netflix (November 13)

Kareena Kapoor Khan and Prithviraj Sukumaran headline Meghna Gulzar's investigative crime drama Daayra. Inspired by the 2019 Hyderabad case, the film follows two police officers with different approaches to justice. Prithviraj plays encounter specialist DCP Raman Kumar, while Kareena portrays internal vigilance officer DCP Ajooni Kohli, who investigates the killing of four rape suspects by Raman's team. The film arrives on Netflix on November 13.

Student of the Year: After Dark – JioHotstar (November 13)

Shanaya Kapoor plays the lead role in Student of the Year: After Dark. The story follows Aditi, who goes undercover at an elite boarding school after her twin sister Aayesha dies under mysterious circumstances. Her search for answers takes her into the school's competitive Student of the Year contest, where she encounters rivalries, secrets and betrayal. The series premieres on JioHotstar on November 13.

The Rings of Power Season 3 – Prime Video (November 11)

The fantasy series returns with its third season on November 11. Set five years after the previous season, the new instalment follows Sauron's growing war against the Elves, the forging of the One Ring and political turmoil in Númenor. The eight-episode season begins with four episodes on November 11, followed by two episodes each on November 18 and 25.

Blind Game – ZEE5 (November 11)

Arjun Rampal plays suspended police officer Sikander Singh in Blind Game. Set in Manali, the suspense thriller begins when a friend's failed heist and a suicide raise several troubling questions. Sikander then sets out to find a missing fortune and uncover the person behind the mystery. The film premieres on ZEE5 on November 11.



The Empress Season 3 – Netflix (November 12)

Devrim Lingnau returns as Elisabeth in the third season of the historical drama The Empress. This time, her marriage and empire face fresh challenges, forcing her to make decisions that could change her life and the future of Europe. The new season arrives on Netflix on November 12.

Heartland – Streaming from November 13

If you are looking for something lighter, the Canadian family drama Heartland is worth adding to your list. Set against the backdrop of ranch life, the series follows a family as they deal with relationships, personal struggles and the challenges of running their ranch. The show is available on platforms including Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, depending on the region, from November 13.

Stay tuned!