Looking for something exciting to watch this week? Netflix, Prime Video, SonyLIV, Apple TV and ZEE5 are bringing a fresh mix of thrilling mysteries, romantic dramas, family entertainers and popular returning shows. From Haiwaan and Black Doves Season 2 to Dilwali Diwali and The Greatest, here are 15 new OTT releases arriving between November 3 and November 6, 2026.
New OTT Releases This Week (November 3 – 9)
1. Haiwaan (SonyLIV | November 6)
Shyam Rane, a blind caretaker, finds his life turned upside down when he discovers the murdered body of a former judge who had been his mentor. With the police treating him as their main suspect, Shyam must find a way to prove his innocence before he is arrested. Determined to protect the judge’s daughter and expose the real murderer, he relies on his extraordinary awareness, quick thinking and martial arts training. This gripping action thriller follows a man fighting dangerous enemies while trying to uncover the truth behind a shocking crime.
2. A Dog’s Perfect Christmas (Netflix | November 4)
What should be a joyful Christmas celebration becomes a difficult time for a family struggling with disagreements and emotional distance. Just when their festive plans seem ready to fall apart, an adorable stray puppy unexpectedly enters their lives. The little dog’s playful behaviour and growing bond with the family begin bringing everyone closer, encouraging them to put aside their differences. This heartwarming holiday film celebrates kindness, togetherness and the happiness that an unexpected furry friend can bring.
3. Anaesthesia (Netflix | November 4)
Dr Dawid Łazarz is a talented physician whose successful career suffers a serious setback when a complicated medical procedure goes wrong. Forced to leave the prestigious clinic where he once worked, he accepts a position at a smaller local hospital and struggles to adjust to a completely different environment. As unfamiliar patients, professional challenges and personal problems begin testing his confidence, Dawid must decide what kind of doctor he wants to become. This emotional medical drama explores second chances, responsibility and the difficult journey of rebuilding a damaged life.
4. Nooru Kodi Vaanavil (ZEE5 | November 6)
Two young people fall deeply in love, hoping to build a future together despite the differences between their families and expectations. However, maintaining their relationship becomes increasingly complicated when personal responsibilities, misunderstandings and pressure from loved ones begin testing their commitment. As they navigate emotional setbacks, both must decide what they are willing to sacrifice for the relationship they believe in. Harish Kalyan and Siddhi Idnani lead this heartfelt Tamil romantic drama about love, family and the difficult choices that shape a couple’s future.
5. Meesaya Murukku 2 (SonyLIV | November 6)
Jeeva is an aspiring musician determined to turn his passion into a successful career while building a future with his girlfriend, Laila. His plans begin falling apart when the son of an influential music producer develops feelings for Laila, creating unexpected tension in their relationship. As Jeeva tries to protect his love and musical dreams, he discovers forgotten stories connected to his family’s history in the music industry. Hiphop Tamizha Adhi leads this Tamil musical drama about ambition, romance and the courage to follow one’s passion.
6. Bass X Machina (Netflix | November 3)
Set in a dangerous steampunk version of the American Wild West, this animated action series follows an ageing gunslinger struggling to protect his family. The frontier is filled with ruthless criminals, deadly machines and terrifying supernatural creatures, turning everyday survival into a constant battle. Determined to keep his loved ones safe, the gunslinger begins delivering his own form of justice, even as his violent decisions threaten to destroy the relationships he wants to protect. Featuring the voices of Brian Tyree Henry, Tati Gabrielle and Janelle Monáe, this animated Western combines action, science fiction and emotional family conflict.
7. Stick Season 2 (Apple TV | November 4)
Former professional golfer Pryce Cahill continues rebuilding his life through an unlikely partnership with talented young golfer Santi Wheeler. After helping Santi navigate the difficult world of competitive golf in the first season, Pryce now dreams of achieving something extraordinary himself by becoming the oldest player to win a major championship. Meanwhile, Santi faces increasing expectations as his sporting career moves forward, while coach Amanda and caddie Mitts continue supporting the unconventional team. Owen Wilson returns in this entertaining sports comedy about second chances, friendship and refusing to give up on impossible dreams.
8. Taken: Natalee Holloway (Netflix | November 4)
In May 2005, American teenager Natalee Holloway disappeared during a graduation holiday in Aruba, leaving her family desperate for answers. This three-part true-crime documentary revisits the investigation that attracted worldwide attention and follows the long struggle to understand what happened during her final hours. Through previously unseen footage, archival material and accounts from people closely connected to the case, the series examines the evidence, unanswered questions and developments that unfolded over nearly two decades. It also highlights Natalee’s mother’s determination to pursue the truth and justice for her daughter.
9. Dilwali Diwali (Netflix | November 5)
After spending years working away from home, Ansh Sikka returns to celebrate Diwali with his Punjabi family, hoping to make the occasion memorable. His efforts to give his parents a more comfortable life bring unexpected complications as different generations struggle with changing lifestyles, family expectations and emotions they rarely discuss openly. As festive preparations continue, small disagreements gradually expose deeper questions about what truly makes a family happy. Starring Mihir Ahuja, Manoj Pahwa and Neelu Kohli, this heartwarming drama celebrates family bonds, traditions and the importance of understanding one another.
10. One Year to Live, Buy a Man (Netflix | November 5)
Yui Katakura is a careful 40-year-old woman who has spent most of her life saving money and avoiding the emotional complications of romantic relationships. Everything changes when a medical diagnosis reveals that she may have only one year left to live, prompting her to reconsider the future she had carefully planned. When she meets Sena, a struggling young nightclub host, she unexpectedly agrees to pay him for companionship, beginning an unusual relationship neither fully understands. Ko Shibasaki and Eiji Akaso lead this touching Japanese romantic drama about finding love, happiness and freedom when time suddenly feels precious.
11. Black Doves Season 2 (Netflix | November 5)
In the first season, Helen Webb’s carefully hidden life as a secret operative begins falling apart when the murder of her lover exposes dangerous connections between espionage and international politics. Her old friend Sam returns to protect her, drawing them both into a violent conspiracy involving betrayals and powerful enemies. Season 2 finds Helen continuing her dangerous work for the Black Doves while her husband prepares to become Britain’s Prime Minister, making her double life even more difficult to maintain. When a plot threatens her handler, Mrs Reed, Helen and Sam reunite for another risky mission filled with secrets, shifting loyalties and deadly consequences.
12. The Greatest (Prime Video | November 4)
This biographical drama explores the extraordinary journey of Muhammad Ali, from his early years as an ambitious young boxer named Cassius Clay to becoming one of the world’s most celebrated sporting icons. Beyond his historic victories inside the boxing ring, the series examines his religious beliefs, political activism and controversial decisions during a turbulent period in American history. It also explores the personal relationships, sacrifices and challenges that shaped his identity beyond his public fame. Jaalen Best portrays Ali in this eight-episode series celebrating the life, courage and legacy of a remarkable champion.
13. Possible Love (Netflix | November 6)
A man struggling to rebuild his life after losing his job unexpectedly crosses paths with a documentary filmmaker whose marriage appears very different from his own. As the two couples become involved in a film project, their interactions begin exposing hidden desires, unresolved relationship problems and conflicting ideas about love. What initially seems like an ordinary professional connection gradually forces all four individuals to reconsider the emotional choices they have made. Directed by Lee Chang-dong, this Korean relationship drama explores marriage, identity and the complicated nature of human attraction.
14. Under Siege (Netflix | November 6)
Inspired by the tragic events of November 1985, this Colombian historical thriller recreates the violent takeover of Bogotá’s Palace of Justice by members of the M-19 guerrilla movement. More than 300 people are taken hostage, triggering a major military response that leaves the country facing devastating loss and unanswered questions. Through multiple perspectives, the eight-part series examines the terrifying siege, the operation to regain control of the building and the complicated circumstances surrounding those who disappeared. It also follows the victims’ families as they continue their struggle for answers and accountability long after the tragedy.
15. North of North Season 2 (Netflix | November 5)
Season 1 introduces Siaja, a young Inuk mother who decides to rebuild her life after a public breakup leaves her confronting the expectations of her close-knit Arctic community. Determined to become more independent, she begins pursuing new opportunities while navigating family relationships, friendships and the humorous challenges of small-town life. Season 2 follows Siaja as winter arrives in Ice Cove and she sets her sights on greater professional responsibilities, hoping to prove that she can achieve far more than people expect. As her ambitions grow, new family discoveries and complicated personal decisions make her journey of self-discovery even more entertaining.
Whether you’re in the mood for a thrilling mystery, a heartwarming romance, an inspiring sports story or a gripping documentary, these 15 new OTT releases bring plenty of exciting options to your watchlist this week.