It’s time for your weekly update of the latest OTT releases and the next seven days have the perfect blend of movies and TV shows to satiate all your bingeing needs. Karan Johar assembles an exclusive roster of Bollywood heavyweights for the farewell run of Koffee With Karan with season 9; Linda Cardellini steps into the harrowing origin story of Pamela Voorhees in the Friday the 13th prequel Crystal Lake; Paul Bettany as Vision reclaims his fragmented consciousness alongside James Spader’s Ultron in Marvel’s VisionQuest; Keri Russell and Allison Janney navigate an escalating web of high-stakes international crises in The Diplomat season 4; twenty contestants check into a royal palace to outwit, deceive and eliminate hidden saboteurs in The Traitors Telugu.
Disclosure Day (October 12)
Steven Spielberg directs this science fiction thriller written by frequent collaborator David Koepp. Emily Blunt stars as a television meteorologist who teams up with a cybersecurity expert played by Josh O’Connor after uncovering a classified government operation covering up the existence of extraterrestrial life on Earth. The narrative follows their dangerous race against time to expose the evidence while powerful officials attempt to permanently silence their revelations. The ensemble cast includes Colin Firth, Eve Hewson, Colman Domingo and Wyatt Russell.
Streaming on JioHotstar
Helluva Boss season 3 (October 13)
Love is literally hell, but the chaos has never been this exquisitely entertaining. The outrageously vulgar and darkly hilarious animated hit returns for its most explosive chapter yet. Follow the fiercely dysfunctional assassins of the I.M.P. crew as they plunge deeper into the treacherous politics of the underworld. This season raises the stakes dramatically, forcing Blitzo and his team to navigate dangerous new missions while their fractured personal relationships threaten to unravel. Boasting sharp satirical writing and wildly inventive musical numbers, Helluva Boss is a gloriously unhinged exploration of demonic bureaucracy and the devastating consequences of toxic choices.
Streaming on Prime Video
Love of Your Life (October 13)
Margaret Qualley delivers a vulnerable performance as Maya, a woman whose entire world shifts after unexpectedly crossing paths with the magnetic Charlie, played by Gabriel Basso. Directed by Academy Award–nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison, this sweeping romantic drama strips away the sugary clichés to examine the messy, devastating reality of building a future. When their beautifully crafted plans are upended, Maya is sent hurtling into uncharted territory.
Streaming on Prime Video
The Trap (October 13)
This German psychological thriller stars Friederike Becht as a successful author who has not stepped outside her front door in nearly a decade after witnessing the brutal murder of her sister. Her carefully constructed isolation completely shatters when she spots the killer entirely by chance on television. Pushed past the breaking point, she finally decides to leave her sanctuary and orchestrates a dangerous cat-and-mouse game, using herself as bait. Adapted from Melanie Raabe’s gripping novel, this six-part limited series strips away all predictability for a razor-sharp exploration of grief, obsession and the terrifying lengths of revenge.
Streaming on Netflix
Tyson (October 13)
The baddest man on the planet is finally ready to face his own reflection. Plunge into the turbulent, controversial life of a true cultural icon in this unflinching four-part documentary series. Stripping away the sensationalised headlines, the series chronicles Mike Tyson’s meteoric rise to heavyweight glory alongside his devastating personal plunges into incarceration, substance abuse and financial ruin. Featuring unprecedented access and raw, introspective commentary from the man himself, Tyson is more than a simple sports biography.
Streaming on Netflix
Koffee With Karan season 9 (October 14)
Karan Johar returns for the ninth and final season of his celebrity talk show, marking the official end of a bumper 22-year run. The farewell season promises a concluding round of industry discussions, rapid-fire segments and unscripted reveals. While the final guest list remains entirely under wraps, Johar confirmed the upcoming episodes will focus strictly on prominent Bollywood figures, announcing a specific new rule that completely bans cricketers from appearing on the couch this time around.
Streaming on JioHotstar
Hunting Gary Glitter (October 14)
Fame is the ultimate camouflage for a monster hiding in plain sight. This chilling true crime documentary series unravels the horrifying dual life of a flamboyant ’70s pop icon who manipulated an entire industry. Told through the raw, devastating perspectives of courageous survivors, relentless journalists and legal experts, the series exposes how Gary Glitter weaponised his massive wealth and global influence to carry out decades of horrific child sexual abuse. It’s a suffocatingly tense, completely enraging investigation that indicts not just the predator, but the wilfully blind media circus and powerful institutions that shielded him for years.
Streaming on Netflix
Love is Blind season 11 (October 14)
The pods are officially back, and the romantic desperation is running higher than ever. Netflix brings its juggernaut reality dating experiment to the fiercely opinionated singles of Boston, Massachusetts. Thirty hopefuls attempt to forge lifelong connections without seeing the other person, trading superficial swipes for deep, often incredibly awkward emotional vulnerability. As the newly engaged couples transition from the isolated pods back to the messy reality of their daily lives, the ultimate question remains whether blind affection can survive the brutal scrutiny of the real world.
Streaming on Netflix
VisionQuest (October 14)
Marvel Studios concludes the television trilogy that began with WandaVision and Agatha All Along, with Paul Bettany returning as the memory-scrambled White Vision attempting to establish his true identity and purpose after the events in Westview. James Spader reprises his role as Ultron, this time manifesting in human form directly inside Vision’s own consciousness as the synthetic hero pieces together his fragmented past.
Streaming on JioHotstar
Crystal Lake (October 15)
The Friday the 13th franchise moves to television with an A24-produced prequel series centring on Pamela Voorhees. Set one year after the tragic drowning of her son Jason, the narrative explores the origins of the infamous camp and fleshes out horror’s original grieving mother. Linda Cardellini takes on the leading role, exploring the psychological deterioration that ultimately sets the stage for the iconic slasher film lineage.
Streaming on JioHotstar
Hollywood Arts (October 15)
The Victorious television franchise expands with a sitcom spin-off that centres entirely on the notoriously untalented Trina Vega. Returning to the familiar performing arts high school in Los Angeles, the series tracks a brand new generation of students dealing with theatrical mishaps and competitive teenage politics. Daniella Monet reprises her role as Trina, who finally claims centre stage to manage the chaos by taking on a new administrative position.
Streaming on Netflix
Kappi Squad (October 15)
What happens when four emotionally stunted young adults decide to channel all their wounded pride and raging insecurities into opening a local café? Absolute chaos. Rinosh George leads the ensemble cast in this Malayalam comedy drama that tracks the operational and personal hurdles of running a hospitality startup. As the group attempts to secure funding and manage daily operations, they are forced to confront their individual insecurities and the changing dynamics of their long-standing friendship. The series explores the specific financial and social pressures facing young adults attempting to build a career entirely outside traditional corporate pathways.
Streaming on JioHotstar
The Diplomat season 4 (October 15)
The geopolitical board resets as Keri Russell returns as United States Ambassador Kate Wyler for a fourth season. With Allison Janney’s Grace Penn now firmly occupying the Oval Office as President, Kate and her husband Hal, played by Rufus Sewell, must navigate a newly structured global power dynamic. The upcoming episodes centre on shifting international alliances and high-stakes negotiations playing out behind heavily guarded doors in London and Washington. As the administration faces a series of complex foreign policy crises, the Wylers must also manage their volatile marriage alongside their demanding professional obligations.
Streaming on Netflix
The Storm (October 15)
A lavish birthday dinner becomes a locked room survival scenario when severe weather traps a group of close friends inside a remote country estate. Swedish filmmaker Josephine Bornebusch writes, directs and stars in this disaster drama where physical confinement forces long-buried resentments to the surface. As the storm intensifies and basic resources begin to dwindle, the polite veneer of the gathering dissolves into a tense psychological standoff.
Streaming on Netflix
The Traitors Telugu (October 15)
The globally recognised reality television format receives a Telugu language adaptation featuring twenty civilian and celebrity contestants checking into a royal palace. Hosted with a strict focus on psychological strategy, the game requires the innocent players, known as the Faithfuls, to unmask the secretly designated Traitors hiding within their ranks. Each night, the Traitors select one contestant to eliminate from the competition, while the entire group votes during the day to banish a suspected saboteur. The participants must navigate shifting alliances and constant deception to survive until the end and claim the accumulated cash prize.
Streaming on Prime Video
Aasha (October 16)
Urvashi, Joju George and Aishwarya Lekshmi anchor this Malayalam psychological thriller centred around a deeply buried family secret that unexpectedly resurfaces, setting off a chain reaction of suspicion among the core characters. As the central investigation unfolds, the film explores the long-term consequences of trauma and the lengths people will go to protect their public reputations.
Streaming on ZEE5
Masterplan (October 16)
Stanley Tucci, Simona Tabasco and Victor Belmondo spearhead this heist film directed by Thomas Vincent about an estranged family forced into an unexpected and chaotic reunion. In order to pull off the ultimate score and execute the heist of the century, this volatile group must figure out a way to work together and somehow avoid killing each other in the process.
Streaming on Prime Video
Moneytrap: The Karun Treasure (October 16)
The hit Turkish crime comedy franchise Organize Isler expands into an eight-episode event series marking twenty years since its cinematic debut. Yilmaz Erdogan returns to star as the iconic con artist Asim Noyan, alongside a massive ensemble cast including Kivanc Tatlitug, Ezgi Mola and Demet Akbag. The plot follows the legendary gang as they attempt to execute one final heist using an ancient map leading to the cursed Karun hoard. The operation quickly spirals into chaos as rival factions and international treasure hunters begin closing in on the exact same prize, sparking high-speed chases and elaborate scams.
Streaming on Netflix
Tenzing (October 16)
Director Jennifer Peedom and writer Luke Davies bring the historic conquest of Mount Everest to the screen, shifting the cinematic focus directly onto the legendary Sherpa mountaineer Tenzing Norgay. Genden Phuntsok takes on the titular role opposite Tom Hiddleston as Edmund Hillary, with Willem Dafoe and Thinley Lhamo rounding out the core cast. The biographical drama details the gruelling physical and logistical challenges of the 1953 expedition while exploring the complex cultural dynamics and vital contributions of the local guides who made the summit possible.
Streaming on Apple TV
Dragon Ball Super: Beerus (October 17)
The early storylines of the beloved anime franchise receive a complete structural overhaul in this enhanced 19-episode series. Stripping away the narrative padding of the original television run, the project tightly consolidates the Beerus, Frieza Revival and Universe 6 Tournament arcs into a much faster-paced event. Masako Nozawa and Koichi Yamadera return to voice Goku and Beerus, the God of Destruction who awakens, searching for a worthy rival. Featuring reconstructed animation and newly produced footage from Toei Animation, the series streamlines the modern era of the property for both longtime fans and newcomers.
Streaming on Netflix
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