This week brings a fresh mix of romance, comedy, anime, reality shows and family drama across Netflix, Prime Video and more. From Chumbak Part 2 and Dupahiya Season 2 to Medusa Season 2 and Blue Box Season 2, there is plenty of new content to add to your watchlist.
New Web Shows Releasing This Week (Sep 28 – Oct 4)
1. #Love (Netflix)
Dating-app founders Tara and Matthew believe in completely different ideas about relationships, with one trusting compatibility and the other believing in natural chemistry. To settle the argument, they decide to date each other for 60 days and test their theories in real life. But the experiment becomes complicated when genuine feelings begin getting in the way of their carefully planned rules.
2. Chumbak Part 2 (Netflix)
Chumbak Colony returns with eight new episodes where another round of misunderstandings begins affecting friendships across the neighbourhood. As everyone gets pulled into one another’s problems, Rajni and Kuku step forward to bring the residents together again. The new chapter promises more family warmth, comic confusion and the everyday madness that makes this colony so lively.
3. Dupahiya Season 2 (Prime Video)
Dhadakpur faces fresh chaos when Banwari’s land is selected for a mobile tower and villagers begin blaming it for every new problem. While Bhugol enjoys sudden internet fame and Roshni prepares for her SSC exams, Inspector Mithlesh begins wondering whether a scam is unfolding behind the confusion. Season 2 brings another mix of village rumours, comedy and unexpected trouble.
4. Lego One Piece (Netflix)
Usopp takes Chopper back through the Straw Hat Pirates’ earliest adventures across the East Blue in this two-part animated special. Familiar moments from the crew’s journey are recreated entirely in LEGO style, giving the story a playful new look. The English cast from Netflix’s live-action One Piece returns to voice the characters.
5. The Ramparts of Ice Season 2 (Netflix)
Koyuki and Minato begin wondering whether their unusual friendship is becoming something more, creating fresh emotional uncertainty between them. At the same time, basketball player Yota finally prepares to reveal the feelings he has kept hidden from former school idol Miki. Season 2 pushes both friendships towards important romantic choices.
6. Blue Box Season 2 (Netflix)
Taiki and Chinatsu continue chasing their sporting ambitions in badminton and basketball while their feelings for each other become harder to ignore. New relationships and emotional complications begin adding pressure to their slow-moving romance. Season 2 raises the stakes both in their personal lives and on the sporting court.
7. The Arena (Netflix)
Thirty-eight amateur fighters enter a demanding MMA competition where they are trained and guided by stars Ciryl Gane, Cédric Doumbè and Benoît Saint Denis. Physical challenges and cage fights decide who can survive the competition and move closer to the top. The contestants are competing for €100,000 along with a chance to secure a professional MMA contract.
8. Medusa Season 2 (Netflix)
Bárbara Hidalgo survived an attempt on her life and discovered the conspiracy against her, but her position inside the powerful Hidalgo family remains unstable. A new threat emerging from within the family begins another battle over control of their empire. Season 2 brings fresh betrayals, hidden agendas and secrets capable of changing the balance of power.
9. Outside (Netflix | September 28)
The Sidemen move their reality competition into the wilderness, where a group of content creators compete for a share of a £1 million prize. Contestants can buy comforts along the way, but every luxury reduces the money left in the final prize fund. Survival challenges, temptation and strategy turn even simple decisions into part of the game.
10. East of Eden (Netflix)
This new adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel follows the intertwined lives of the Trask and Hamilton families in California’s Salinas Valley. Across generations, sibling rivalry, inherited pain and difficult family relationships continue shaping their choices. Florence Pugh leads the drama, with Cathy Ames becoming an important force in the conflicts surrounding the families.
From lighthearted neighbourhood comedy and romance to family drama, anime and intense reality competition, this week’s new OTT lineup offers plenty of variety.