New OTT releases to watch this week: 9 new movies and shows on Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime Video, ZEE5 and more

November has begun with a fresh batch of movies and shows arriving on streaming platforms. Whether you are in the mood for animated comedy, a supernatural thriller, a spy drama or a musical entertainer, there is something to add to your weekend watchlist. This week's lineup brings back some familiar faces, introduces new stories and includes films across different Indian languages. Here are the latest OTT releases to check out.

Minions And Monsters – JioHotstar

The Minions are back, and you can expect plenty of trouble whenever these little yellow characters are around. Directed by Pierre Coffin and Patrick Delage, Minions And Monsters brings another animated adventure filled with silly situations, slapstick comedy and unexpected chaos. The film is a good option for families looking for something light and entertaining. It is also available in a Telugu-dubbed version, making it accessible to more viewers. Streaming from November 2.


Black Doves Season 2 – Netflix

Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw return with another chapter of the British spy thriller Black Doves. The story follows Helen Webb, a woman who has managed to keep her family life separate from her dangerous profession as an assassin. However, things become more complicated as her husband prepares to become the next Prime Minister. With her personal and professional worlds getting closer, Helen faces new challenges while trying to protect her secrets. Available on Netflix from November 5.




One Year to Live, Buy a Man – Netflix

What would you do if you found out you had only one year left to live? This Japanese drama will release on November 5. It explores that question through Yui, a 40-year-old woman who decides to stop worrying about money after receiving the news. She begins spending freely and makes an unusual decision to purchase the services of Sena, a nightclub host. However, what starts as a simple arrangement gradually develops into an unexpected relationship. Kô Shibasaki and Eiji Akaso play the lead roles.

The Vvaan: Force Of The Forrest – Prime Video

Sidharth Malhotra steps into the world of folklore and supernatural forces with The Vvaan: Force Of The Forrest. He plays Rishi, a rationalist who returns to his ancestral village to sell his family's land. However, his plans change after he enters a forbidden forest and accidentally breaks an ancient seal, awakening something dangerous. Tamannaah Bhatia also stars in the film, alongside Shweta Tiwari, Sunil Grover and Maniesh Paul. Directed by Deepak Kumar Mishra, the fantasy thriller will initially arrive on Prime Video as a rental title on November 6.

Haiwaan – SonyLIV

Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar come together for Haiwaan, an official remake of the 2016 Malayalam film Oppam. The film is all set to premiere on SonyLIV on November 6. The story revolves around Shyam Rane, a blind martial artist and building supervisor who finds himself in trouble after his mentor, a former judge, is murdered. Shyam becomes the prime suspect and must find a way to clear his name. He also takes on the responsibility of protecting the judge's daughter from the real killer, Parshuram Gokhale, played by Akshay Kumar.



Meesaya Murukku 2 – SonyLIV

Music takes centre stage in Meesaya Murukku 2, a musical drama inspired by the life of Hiphop Tamizha Adhi. The film follows an ambitious Gaana singer who dreams of taking his street-rooted music beyond local audiences and introducing it to the world. However, achieving that goal is not easy. He must deal with societal barriers and personal struggles while trying to make his dream a reality. Available from November 6.

I'm Game – JioHotstar

Dulquer Salmaan returns to streaming with I'm Game, a fantasy action film directed by Nahas Hidhayath. The film also features Kayadu Lohar and Antony Varghese Pepe in important roles. Viewers will be able to watch it in five languages: Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada. Its multilingual release makes it one of the regional titles to look out for this week. Available from November 6.