November has delivered some of the most exciting movies and shows of the year, offering everything from political drama and supernatural thrillers to courtroom chaos and emotional romances. Whether you enjoy high-stakes crime stories or lighthearted Korean narratives, this month’s lineup has something gripping for every viewer. Here are the best titles from November that you simply shouldn’t miss.
1. Maharani Season 4 (SonyLIV)
Rani Bharti steps into national politics, where she faces powerful rivals, tough decisions, and intense political battles. This season shows her growth as a sharper and more determined leader, navigating power struggles and personal challenges. With strong emotions and clever strategy, it continues to be one of the most compelling political dramas of the year.
2. Frankenstein (Netflix)
Guillermo del Toro reimagines Mary Shelley’s iconic tale, following Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant yet troubled scientist whose daring experiment brings a creature to life. As creator and creation collide, the story unfolds into a deeply emotional, gothic sci-fi tragedy. With a stellar cast led by Oscar Isaac, Jacob Elordi, and Christoph Waltz, it promises a dark and gripping experience.
3. Baramulla (Netflix)
Set in the haunting landscapes of Kashmir, this supernatural thriller follows a cop investigating a series of missing children. As he digs deeper, he uncovers chilling local legends that blur the line between reality and folklore. The gripping story, eerie setting, and emotional depth make it a standout watch this month.
4. Jolly LLB 3 (Netflix & JioHotstar)
Arshad Warsi and Akshay Kumar face off once again in a hilarious courtroom showdown filled with satire, drama, and chaos. With sharp comedy and social commentary, the two Jollys bring fresh energy to their legal battle. Judge Saurabh Shukla’s return adds even more charm to this entertaining legal comedy.
5. As You Stood By (Netflix)
Two women trapped in an abusive marriage plot a desperate escape, only for an unexpected visitor to turn everything upside down. This Korean crime thriller builds tension through emotional conflict, moral dilemmas, and slow-burn suspense. It’s gripping, unsettling, and layered with powerful performances.
6. Ek Chatur Naar
Mamta Mishra is a poor widow striving to repay her husband’s debt while raising her young son and mother-in-law. Meanwhile, Abhishek Verma, a wealthy contractor involved in corruption, has his phone stolen on the metro-by a thief who is secretly working with Mamta, because she wants a gift for her son. When Abhishek realises the phone holds proof of his wrong-doings, a clever game of blackmail and revenge begins. Mamta uses the evidence to expose Abhishek’s scam, and with an unexpected twist, justice comes in her favour.
7. Dynamite Kiss (Netflix)
This Korean romantic comedy follows a struggling woman who pretends to be a married mother just to secure a job. Her life turns chaotic when she unexpectedly falls for her charming team leader, threatening to expose her lie. What begins as a small fib soon becomes an emotional, funny, and heartwarming workplace love story.
8. Nishaanchi (Prime Video)
Anurag Kashyap’s gritty crime-drama world returns with the story of twin brothers caught in gang wars, dangerous alliances, and emotional turmoil. As loyalties are tested and betrayals hit hard, the brothers navigate a violent path filled with revenge and consequences. With action, drama, and intensity, this tale dives deep into the darkness of rivalry and survival.
9. Maxton Hall: The World Between Us Season 2 (Prime Video)
Ruby and James return to deal with heartbreak, secrets, and the painful consequences of past tragedy. As their lives spiral through emotional highs and lows, this season adds even more drama and tension to their beloved romance. With deeper conflicts and powerful moments, fans can expect a moving continuation of their story.
10. Delhi Crime S3 (Netflix)
DCP Vartika Chaturvedi takes on a disturbing human-trafficking case that pushes her team to their limits. With a terrifying new villain known as ‘Badi Didi,’ the season delivers raw tension, emotional depth, and hard-hitting crime storytelling. It is one of the darkest and most powerful entries in the franchise.
So, which ones are you planning to watch this weekend!