This Friday brings a fresh mix of courtroom dramas, mystery thrillers, emotional journeys, and real-life stories across Netflix, Prime Video, ZEE5 and more. If you’re planning a weekend OTT binge, here are the top new releases you shouldn’t miss.
1. Haq (Netflix)
Haq follows Shazia Bano, whose husband leaves her and their children to marry again and tries to silence her using triple talaq. Refusing to stay quiet, she begins a powerful courtroom fight for her rights and dignity. The film mixes strong emotions with a bold social message.
2. Land of Sin (Netflix)
This Swedish mystery crime thriller follows a detective who joins the search for a missing teenager, only to find the case tied closely to her own life. As she goes deeper, hidden loyalties and old family conflicts begin to surface. The series stars Krista Kosonen, Mohamed Nour Oklah, Peter Gantman and Ceasar Matijasevic.
3. 120 Bahadur (Prime Video – On Rent)
120 Bahadur tells the heroic real-life story of the Battle of Rezang La during the 1962 Indo-China war. Farhan Akhtar plays Major Shaitan Singh Bhati, who leads a small group of brave soldiers fighting against massive odds. The film honours courage and sacrifice, with the final OTT release date still awaited.
4. After the Quake (Netflix)
This Japanese drama follows four strangers whose lives connect across three decades after tragedies like the 1995 Kobe quake, the 2011 disaster, and the COVID-19 pandemic. Each of them deals with grief, loneliness, and hope as they try to rebuild their futures. The film blends surreal storytelling with deep human emotions.
5. Beauty (ZEE5)
Beauty is a Telugu romantic drama about Alekhya, who runs away to Hyderabad with her boyfriend Arjun after a serious fight with her mother. Her father Narayana desperately searches for her and slowly discovers the darker side of the big city. The film stars Nilakhi Patra, Ankith Koyya, Vasuki Anand and Nithin Prasanna.
6. Follow My Voice (Amazon Prime)
This Spanish teen drama follows Klara, a young girl struggling with severe mental health issues that keep her inside her home. She finds comfort in the voice of a radio host, and their unseen emotional bond slowly becomes her strength. The story gently explores loneliness, healing, and hope.
7. The Smashing Machine (BookMyShow)
This biographical sports drama follows legendary MMA fighter Mark Kerr as he rises to fame in the early days of the sport. While he wins inside the ring, his life outside begins to fall apart due to addiction and personal struggles, affecting his relationship with Dawn. The film shows the painful human reality behind sporting glory.
8. Your Turn to Kill (Netflix)
This Japanese suspense crime thriller follows newlyweds Nana and Shota, who move into an apartment building where residents secretly write down the name of someone they wish to kill. Soon, real murders begin happening, and the harmless “game” turns terrifying. The series stars Tomoya Harada, Kei Tanaka, Nanase Nishino and more.
So, which ones are you planning to watch this weekend!