Wondering what to watch on OTT this week? From the powerful crime drama Akka and the mysterious police investigation in Rudravanam PS to the emotional family story Meethe Mein Kya Hai, several exciting new movies and shows are arriving on streaming platforms. Whether you enjoy murder mysteries, psychological thrillers, romantic dramas, horror or lighthearted comedies, these 15 new releases have something for every mood.
New OTT Releases This Week (October 26 – November 2)
1. Akka (Netflix | October 30)
In the fictional kingdom of Pernuru, women have ruled the criminal underworld for nearly 800 years, but their powerful empire is now facing a dangerous struggle for leadership. Set in 1985, the story follows Queen Bhavani and Rudra as their competing ambitions threaten to change the balance of power. Starring Keerthy Suresh and Radhika Apte, this crime drama explores rivalry, dangerous alliances and the price of controlling an empire.
2. Rudravanam PS (ZEE5 | October 30)
SI Sivakumar, an honest police officer, takes on a disturbing investigation involving a violent murder and the mysterious disappearance of another person in Rudravanam. As he begins connecting the clues, he discovers that the cases may be linked to powerful people and criminal activities hidden from public view. With corruption and dangerous individuals standing in his way, Sivakumar must uncover the truth behind the crimes.
3. Meethe Mein Kya Hai (Netflix | October 30)
What should be a joyful Diwali reunion becomes an emotional challenge when members of a large family come together carrying years of unresolved differences. As celebrations begin, old disagreements and feelings that were never openly discussed start creating tension between generations. Featuring Ritwik Bhowmik and Rohini Hattangadi, this Hindi family drama explores love, complicated relationships and the emotions hidden behind festive smiles.
4. A Couple of Lies (Netflix | October 30)
Two couples decide to swap their homes for a holiday, expecting a peaceful break from their everyday routines. However, the unusual arrangement begins exposing secrets and dishonest behaviour, leaving both couples questioning the people they trusted most. As manipulation and betrayal take over, their relaxing getaway becomes a disturbing psychological battle where appearances can be dangerously misleading.
5. Minimum Wage (Netflix | October 26)
A small-town pizza restaurant is barely staying in business, leaving its teenage employees to manage one ridiculous problem after another. From furious customers to a valet service that hardly works, the young workers somehow keep things running until their missing boss suddenly returns with unrealistic expectations of higher profits. Featuring Grace Reiter and Randall Park, this mockumentary-style comedy finds humour in workplace confusion, teenage struggles and a business constantly on the edge of disaster.
6. Obsession (JioHotstar | October 30)
A young man desperate to win the affection of his crush discovers a strange object that can make her fall in love with him. Believing he has finally found a shortcut to romance, he uses its mysterious power without understanding the consequences. But when the woman’s feelings become frighteningly intense and violent, his romantic dream turns into a dangerous nightmare.
7. Drive – The Pretenders (Prime Video | October 28)
A young mechanic with dreams of building a career in motor racing enters an unusual arrangement with a public figure surrounded by controversy. By pretending to be engaged, he hopes the attention will help him find the financial support and opportunities needed to move forward. However, their fake relationship becomes increasingly difficult to manage when genuine romantic feelings begin developing between them.
8. Balaraw (Netflix | October 29)
Desperate to discover what happened to her missing mother, a young woman travels to a remote island that does not appear on ordinary maps. Instead of finding simple answers, she encounters frightening stories about the place and disturbing secrets connected to her own family. As the mystery deepens, her search becomes a terrifying struggle to uncover the truth and escape the dangers surrounding her.
9. How to Ruin Diwali: Meet the Parents (Netflix | October 30)
A couple hopes to bring their families together during Diwali, but their carefully planned introduction quickly turns into a festival full of embarrassing surprises. Cultural differences, unexpected revelations and awkward misunderstandings create one problem after another, leaving everyone struggling to keep the celebrations peaceful. Starring Rosemary Zimu and Kyle Clark, this comedy turns a family meeting into a hilarious series of festive disasters.
10. Apocalypse Z: New World (Prime Video | October 30)
With a dangerous infection turning humans into violent creatures, Manel has managed to survive by hiding inside his apartment with his cat. But when their food supply finally runs out, staying indoors is no longer possible, forcing them to venture into a world where every encounter could be deadly. Continuing the story of Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End, this survival thriller follows their dangerous journey across land and sea.
11. You, Me, Us (Netflix | October 29)
Three people find themselves caught in a complicated romantic relationship where love and loyalty begin pulling them in different directions. As feelings grow stronger and personal boundaries are crossed, trust starts breaking down and hidden betrayals create emotional damage. This relationship drama explores how difficult choices can change friendships, romantic bonds and the lives of everyone involved.
12. Dead-End Job (Netflix | October 30)
A group of employees expects another ordinary day at work, but their workplace soon becomes the centre of frightening supernatural activity. With unexplained horrors taking over, the workers must somehow survive situations far more dangerous than their usual professional problems. Starring Lee Jae-wook, this Korean horror drama transforms everyday office struggles into a terrifying fight to make it through the shift alive.
13. The One About Matthew Perry (Netflix | October 27)
Best remembered for making audiences laugh, Matthew Perry had a personal life that was far more complicated than his famous television performances suggested. This documentary brings together previously unseen material and personal memories from the people who knew him closely, including relatives and friends. Through their accounts, viewers get a deeper look at his career, private difficulties and the impact he left behind.
14. Nocturne (Apple TV | October 30)
A former homicide detective moves to a peaceful town in Pennsylvania, hoping that a quieter life will help him escape the difficult memories of his past. However, his attempt at a fresh start collapses when a serial killer begins arranging deadly attacks despite being locked inside prison. Drawn into another disturbing case, the former detective must confront a dangerous criminal whose influence reaches far beyond the prison walls.
15. Collision Course (Netflix | October 30)
In Spain, a group of criminals believes a bank robbery will bring them a fortune, but their escape ends disastrously when they crash while fleeing at high speed. Suddenly trapped in a dangerous situation, the robbers begin turning against one another as panic and suspicion take over. With hidden plans and past betrayals coming to light, their failed getaway becomes a tense fight for survival and trust.
From the power struggles of Akka and the crime mystery of Rudravanam PS to the family emotions of Meethe Mein Kya Hai, these 15 new OTT movies and shows offer plenty of entertainment for your weekly watchlist.