New OTT Releases This Week: 12 New Movies & Shows Releasing This Week You Can’t Miss

 A new week brings plenty of fresh movies, shows and documentaries across Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV. From Shahid Kapoor, Kriti Sanon and Rashmika Mandanna’s relationship drama Cocktail 2 to Alan Ritchson’s return in Reacher Season 4, there is something for almost every kind of binge-watcher. Here are the biggest new OTT releases arriving this week.

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New OTT Releases This Week (August 10 – 16)

1. Reacher Season 4 – August 12 (Prime Video)

Jack Reacher returns for another dangerous investigation after a disturbing encounter with a woman on a Philadelphia subway pulls him into a much bigger mystery. What initially appears to be an isolated incident soon leads him towards a conspiracy involving powerful people. Alan Ritchson returns as Reacher, with Maria Sten once again appearing as Neagley.

2. Women in Blue Season 2 – August 12 (Apple TV)

María returns as a newly promoted lieutenant when the discovery of a student activist’s body leads the Azules into another complicated investigation. The case begins uncovering connections to Mexico’s troubled political history and the 1968 student massacre. As the officers search for answers, a mysterious killer starts bringing their own version of justice directly to the police.

3. The Traitors Season 2 – August 13 (Prime Video)

Karan Johar returns to host another season of the high-stakes reality competition, where a fresh group of celebrity contestants must figure out who among them can be trusted. While the Traitors secretly work to eliminate players and protect their identities, the Innocents try to expose them before it is too late. With alliances, suspicion and strategy shaping every move, the game once again turns friendship and trust into its biggest weapons.

4. My Brilliant Career – August 13 (Netflix)

Set in rural Australia in the early 1900s, My Brilliant Career follows Sybylla Melvyn, an independent young woman determined to become a writer. Her family, however, believes marriage would offer her a more secure future. When wealthy neighbour Harry Beecham enters her life, Sybylla finds herself torn between romance and the ambitious future she has imagined for herself.

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5. This, That and Everything in Between – August 13 (Netflix)

Successful television writer Joanne has spent years rebuilding her life when her estranged mother, Paz, unexpectedly returns home. Her arrival brings back unresolved memories along with a secret that has been hidden for years. The emotional reunion forces both women to confront their complicated relationship and the painful history of their family.

6. Tires Season 3 – August 13 (Netflix)

The chaotic employees of Valley Forge Automotive Center return as Will and Shane adjust to becoming part-owners of the struggling business. Their new responsibilities do little to make the workplace more organised, leading to another round of terrible decisions and hilarious problems. Shane Gillis and Steve Gerben return alongside several familiar and new guest stars.

7. A Child of My Own – August 13 (Netflix)

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This documentary revisits the shocking case of Alejandra, a Mexican woman who faced intense family pressure after suffering multiple miscarriages. In 2009, she pretended to be pregnant before abducting a newborn baby, triggering a major media scandal. Filmmaker Maite Alberdi explores the story through interviews and dramatic recreations, with the real Alejandra also appearing in the documentary.

8. Cocktail 2 – August 14 (Netflix)

Kunal, a chef, and Diya, an architect, are happily dating but continue avoiding the pressure to get married. During a holiday in Sicily, they reunite with Diya’s free-spirited university friend Ally, whom Diya asks to test Kunal’s loyalty by flirting with him. What begins as a casual plan becomes complicated when Ally develops real feelings for Kunal, turning their holiday into an emotional mess.

9. Don’t Say Good Luck – August 14 (Netflix)

Sophie Birenbaum is preparing for the biggest moment of her high school life as she gets ready to star in a production of Waitress. But everything changes when her mother’s cancer returns, forcing Sophie to balance family responsibilities with school, romance and her dreams of performing. Sunny Sandler leads the coming-of-age dramedy alongside Melanie Lynskey and Max Greenfield.

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10. Moria – August 14 (Netflix)

This stylised series explores the extraordinary life and career of Argentine entertainment icon Moria Casán. Different actresses portray Moria at various stages of her journey across theatre, film and television, while the story moves between different periods of her life. The series looks at how she built her public image and repeatedly challenged expectations throughout her career.

11. My Best Friend, His Girlfriend and Me – August 14 (Netflix)

Olli and Matze have been inseparable best friends for years, but their friendship changes when Matze falls in love with Rebecca. Feeling pushed aside, Olli and his friend Schmitti decide to interfere with the new relationship. Their increasingly ridiculous attempts to break the couple apart create misunderstandings, jealousy and plenty of trouble between the friends.

12. Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata – August 14 (ZEE5)

Set against the backdrop of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata focuses on the doctors, nurses and medical staff at Cama & Albless Hospital who fought to keep their patients safe during the crisis. As violence unfolds outside, the hospital staff barricade entrances, hide vulnerable patients and make difficult decisions to protect lives. Written and directed by Manoj Tapadia, the medical drama features Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak and Smita Tambe among its ensemble cast.

From romance and crime thrillers to comedy, documentaries and family dramas, this week’s new OTT releases offer plenty of fresh options to add to your watchlist. Whether you are waiting for Reacher Season 4, Cocktail 2 or something completely different, Netflix, Prime Video and Apple TV have a packed week ahead.

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