Looking for something exciting to watch on OTT this November? From the emotional family drama Dilwali Diwali and the college romance Campus Drivers to the gripping social conflict in Last Man in Tower, this month’s watchlist offers plenty of interesting stories. Whether you enjoy romance, supernatural mysteries, action or entertaining dramas, these movies and shows have something for different moods.
9 Best Movies & Shows of November 2026 (So Far)
1. Dilwali Diwali (Netflix)
Returning home for Diwali should have been a happy experience for a young man, but the celebrations bring him face-to-face with difficult expectations and emotions his family has avoided discussing. As traditional beliefs clash with changing attitudes, relationships are tested and long-held feelings begin coming out. Featuring Mihir Ahuja, Manoj Pahwa and Neelu Kohli, this touching family drama explores the complicated love and misunderstandings that often exist between generations.
2. Campus Drivers (Prime Video)
Lois arrives at Belrose University expecting to build a wonderful future with her longtime boyfriend Max, but an unexpected heartbreak completely changes her plans. When circumstances bring her into the home of Lane, a popular app creator, their unusual living arrangement begins creating feelings neither had anticipated. This romantic campus drama follows Lois as she discovers that losing the relationship she thought was perfect might lead her towards a very different kind of love.
3. Last Man in Tower (ZEE5)
Life inside Mumbai’s ageing Vishram Society changes dramatically when ambitious builder Dharmen Shah offers residents a fortune to surrender their apartments for a luxury residential project. While his neighbours are eager to accept the deal, retired teacher Masterji refuses to leave the home that holds years of precious memories. As the redevelopment deadline approaches, friendships turn bitter and the entire building begins turning against him, making this emotional drama a powerful exploration of greed, community and personal dignity.
4. I’m Game (JioHotstar)
Dan John, a wealthy gambler who trusts calculations more than common sense, finds himself trapped in serious trouble after a failed cricket betting scheme leaves him owing money to dangerous criminals. A terrible accident costs him his hand, but the transplant that follows brings an unbelievable surprise when his new hand begins behaving as though someone else is controlling it. What initially pushes Dan towards a better life soon becomes a frightening journey connected to the mysterious donor’s unfinished revenge.
5. Resident Evil (Prime Video)
What seems like an easy way to earn extra money turns into a terrifying nightmare for Bryan Hodukavich, a medical courier hired to deliver an important package to Raccoon City General Hospital during a dangerous snowstorm. His journey takes a horrifying turn when he accidentally hits an infected person and discovers that a biological disaster linked to the Umbrella Corporation is transforming people and animals into deadly creatures. Directed by Zach Cregger and starring Austin Abrams, this action-packed survival horror follows Bryan as he struggles to stay alive after being bitten, with terrifying monsters, limited supplies and danger waiting around every corner.
6. Kauriburi: The Cursed Temple (Netflix)
Bhabataran, an astrologer gifted with supernatural abilities, enters a frightening forest when he learns that Madhuri, the woman he once loved, is in danger. His search brings him to a ruined temple hiding a centuries-old family curse, where a secret cult is preparing to sacrifice her in the name of a terrifying deity. With the new moon approaching, he must challenge the cult’s deadly plans and the mysterious forces controlling the temple before Madhuri becomes another victim of its dark history.
7. Final Table (Prime Video)
Chef Cha Woo-jin has always demanded perfection from himself, but one defeat continues to bother him even after years of professional success. When he enters a prestigious cooking competition, he discovers that Chris K, the rival who once defeated him, is standing in his way again. Their reunion transforms an ordinary culinary contest into an intense personal challenge where professional pride, exceptional cooking skills and old rivalry come together.
8. Apocalypse Z: New World (Prime Video)
A frightening infection has transformed ordinary people into violent attackers, forcing Manel to hide inside his apartment with his cat while the outside world collapses. Their temporary safety disappears when food supplies begin running out, leaving them with no choice but to venture into dangerous territory. Continuing the story of Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, this survival thriller follows their desperate journey across land and water as they search for a way to stay alive.
9. The Mongoose
Liam Neeson plays Ryan “Fang” Flanagan, a former Special Forces soldier whose attempt to protect his ex-wife Tara from her abusive partner takes a shocking turn when he kills the man in self-defence and is accused of murder. Determined to avoid arrest, he escapes in a powerful Mustang Shelby Super Snake, triggering a nationwide police chase led by Texas Highway Patrol Major Walter Pope (Michael Chiklis). As millions follow the pursuit, Flanagan uses his military training and the help of former army friends to stay ahead of the police while fighting to clear his name in this action-packed thriller.
From the emotional family struggles of Dilwali Diwali and Last Man in Tower to the unexpected romance of Campus Drivers and the supernatural mysteries of I’m Game and Kauriburi: The Cursed Temple, these November releases offer an interesting mix of entertainment for your OTT watchlist.