This weekend brings a fresh mix of comedy, thrillers, romance, courtroom drama and documentaries across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, SonyLIV and Apple TV. From the madness of Dhamaal 4 to the dark world of Gandhari and The Gentlemen Season 2, there is plenty to add to your Friday watchlist.
OTT New Releases This Weekend (Sep 4, 2026)
1. Dhamaal 4 (Netflix)
Guddu, Lallan, Adi and Manav are back on another wild treasure hunt after learning about the hidden fortune of Shaitaan Singh. Their plan falls apart when pirate Adhoora scatters pieces of the treasure map, drawing their families and several rival groups into the race. The chase finally takes everyone to a mysterious island, where confusion and comic disasters only keep growing.
2. Gandhari (Netflix)
Bani, played by Taapsee Pannu, loses her eyesight while trying to protect her daughter from a human trafficking network operating on a train. Instead of giving up, she trains herself to survive without sight and enters the criminal world to continue searching for her child. Her mission soon becomes a dangerous journey fuelled by a mother’s love, anger and determination for justice.
3. Jagamae Sangeetham (Prime Video)
Balu has grown up carrying the responsibility of a respected Carnatic music tradition, while pop singer Pallavi is still searching for her own artistic identity. Their romance unexpectedly brings old family rivalries and long-hidden secrets back into the open. As music, love and family expectations collide, Balu must decide whether to protect the path chosen for him or create one of his own.
4. Earle Meets World (Netflix)
This eight-part reality docuseries follows Alix Earle as she tries to turn her online popularity into a larger business career, including building skincare brand Reale Actives. The cameras also follow the more personal side of her life, covering her breakup with NFL player Braxton Berrios, her public fallout with Alex Cooper and rumours involving Tom Brady.
5. The Court (JioHotstar)
Yazhini is a talented young lawyer determined to succeed despite living with a speech impairment. Her biggest challenge arrives when a major case places her directly against her own father, an experienced lawyer with years in the courtroom. The Tamil legal drama turns their professional clash into a personal battle between two generations.
6. The Gentlemen Season 2 (Netflix)
Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass move beyond their secret British cannabis operation and begin expanding their criminal business across Europe, including Italy and Rome. Their growing ambitions quickly attract enemies from powerful aristocratic families and international crime networks. What once involved managing an inherited empire now becomes a much bigger and more dangerous fight for control.
7. Mayday (Apple TV)
U.S. Navy pilot Troy “Assassin” Kelly is stranded in the Soviet wilderness after a surveillance mission goes badly wrong in 1987. He is unexpectedly rescued by Nikolai Ustinov, a former KGB officer fascinated by American culture, who decides to help rather than report him. Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh lead this Cold War action-comedy about an unlikely friendship and a risky escape from Soviet forces.
8. Unmadham (SonyLIV)
Police officer Shelly steps away from his job to chase his dream of writing films, but returns to duty and reopens an unsolved case he thinks could become the perfect screenplay. As he follows the clues, his investigation begins mixing with his fictional ideas, supernatural experiences and increasingly disturbing hallucinations. Kunchacko Boban leads this Malayalam psychological thriller where Shelly can no longer easily tell imagination from reality.
9. Lovesick (Netflix)
During the Mexican Revolution of the 1910s, Violeta comes from a powerful family caught on one side of a violent political struggle. Her world changes when she falls for Emiliano, a man connected to the opposing side, turning their romance into a dangerous test of love and loyalty. Across seven episodes, their relationship unfolds while the country around them is being torn apart by conflict.
10. G.D.N (Netflix)
R. Madhavan steps into the role of celebrated inventor G.D. Naidu in this biographical drama about a man determined to protect his ideas. As India undergoes rapid change, Naidu finds himself challenging powerful authorities that threaten the innovations he has worked to build. The film follows his persistence, vision and struggle to ensure that groundbreaking ideas are not pushed aside.
From big laughs and forbidden romance to crime, action and real-life stories, these fresh OTT releases can easily fill up your weekend watchlist.