From gripping crime mysteries and courtroom dramas to warm comedies and inspiring real-life stories, 2026 has delivered an impressive mix of Indian movies and shows on OTT. If you are looking for your next binge, these 15 titles across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more offer something for almost every mood.
15 Best Indian Movies & Shows of 2026
1. Kohrra Season 2 (Netflix)
A woman’s murder in Dalerpura brings ASI Amarpal Garundi and Dhanwant Kaur together on a case where almost everyone appears to be hiding emotional wounds or family secrets. Their search for the killer becomes harder as problems from their own lives begin affecting how they read the suspects. Season 2 once again makes the people surrounding the crime as important as the mystery itself.
2. Babita Singh Reporting (Prime Video)
Rookie cop Babita “Baby” Singh plans a short trip home after deliberately getting herself suspended, but everything changes when her childhood friend Bansi is murdered. Unable to leave the case alone, she begins quietly investigating the killing and soon discovers secrets much closer to home than expected. The unusual setup gives this murder mystery both humour and a strong personal angle.
3. Maamla Legal Hai Season 2 (Netflix)
Patparganj District Court is back with another round of bizarre disputes, unpredictable clients and lawyers whose personal problems often become as messy as their cases. Rivalries, relationships and courtroom loopholes keep turning ordinary hearings into comic confusion. Season 2 remains an easy binge by mixing legal satire with relatable everyday problems.
4. Operation Safed Sagar (Netflix)
Young Indian Air Force pilots from the Golden Arrows Squadron are sent into a highly dangerous mission during the 1999 Kargil War. Flying at extreme heights puts their courage, training and emotional strength under enormous pressure while their families live with the cost of their duty. Siddharth, Jimmy Shergill and Abhay Verma lead this military drama inspired by the IAF operation.
5. Made in India: A Titan Story (Amazon MX Player)
When imported and smuggled watches dominate the Indian market, Xerxes Desai takes on the ambitious challenge of creating a world-class watch brand at home. With support from J.R.D. Tata, he pushes through doubt, business risks and repeated setbacks to turn the idea into reality. The series transforms Titan’s beginnings into an inspiring story about belief, persistence and building something proudly Indian.
6. Ikka (Netflix)
Successful lawyer Arjun Mehra agrees to defend a man he had once considered guilty of attempted murder. Fresh evidence starts challenging that old belief, while details from Arjun’s own past make the courtroom battle increasingly personal. What begins as another legal case soon forces him to question guilt, responsibility and whether justice went wrong earlier.
7. Mollywood Times (JioHotstar)
Vineeth Madhavan wants nothing more than to become a major horror filmmaker in Malayalam cinema, but entering the industry proves far more complicated than he imagined. Politics, pressure and his own growing obsession with success begin changing the dream he started with. The dark comedy uses his struggle to take a funny but sharp look at ambition and the film business.
8. Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya (Prime Video)
Gyaneshwar Tripathi suddenly becomes serious about fixing his poorly performing government school when improving it could earn him a place in a Cambridge training programme. Unfortunately, unruly students, unhappy parents, weak resources and a difficult staff make even small changes a challenge. His personal goal gradually turns into a funny and hopeful effort to revive a school everyone else has nearly given up on.
9. Matka King (Prime Video)
An ordinary man enters Bombay’s gambling world and slowly turns himself into the head of a powerful betting empire. Money and influence bring him opportunities he never had before, but they also attract dangerous rivals and create problems inside his personal life. His rise becomes a tense story about ambition and the price that comes with gaining too much power.
10. G.D.N (Netflix)
R. Madhavan plays inventor G.D. Naidu in a drama built around important moments from his remarkable journey. As the country changes around him, Naidu finds his inventions challenged by powerful authorities and must fight to protect the work he believes can improve people’s lives. The story focuses on his determination, ideas and refusal to give up when the system pushes back.
11. Pritam and Pedro (JioHotstar)
An old-school police officer and a young ethical hacker are forced to become partners when the chief minister’s son is digitally kidnapped. Their completely different methods create constant arguments, but the investigation soon exposes a far more dangerous cybercrime operation. The series gives the crime genre a fun twist by mixing technology-driven suspense with buddy comedy.
12. Raakh (Prime Video)
A rookie police officer is given a frightening kidnapping investigation that puts him on the trail of two extremely violent criminals. The deeper he moves into the case, the more he is exposed to cruelty that challenges both his courage and his understanding of justice. Ali Fazal leads this dark investigative thriller inspired by one of India’s most shocking kidnapping cases.
13. Welcome to the Jungle (JioHotstar)
A Bollywood film crew enters a jungle expecting to shoot a movie but accidentally becomes involved in a very real and dangerous operation. Criminals, mistaken identities and constant confusion make it increasingly difficult to understand where the film ends and the actual trouble begins. Akshay Kumar leads a huge ensemble in this mix of action, adventure and full-on slapstick chaos.
14. Super Subbu (Netflix)
Subbu has little real-world experience, yet he is sent from the city to a conservative village to teach sex education. Gossip, uncomfortable villagers, family pressure and his strict father make an already awkward assignment even harder. The Telugu comedy gets its laughs from watching Subbu handle a subject almost nobody around him wants to discuss openly.
15. System (Prime Video)
A public prosecutor sees a difficult case as another step towards the career she wants, but working with a sharp courtroom stenographer soon changes the equation. Their very different backgrounds bring questions of privilege, ambition and hidden motives into an already complicated legal battle. As professional goals clash with uncomfortable truths, the courtroom drama becomes a much deeper struggle over power and justice.
From Kohrra Season 2’s layered murder mystery to the warmth of Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya and the action of Operation Safed Sagar, these 2026 Indian releases offer plenty of variety for your next binge.