Grab your snacks and cancel your plans—this week’s OTT drops are hotter than a July afternoon. From android drama to dream-world dilemmas, and explosive conspiracies to courtroom chaos, there’s something for every kind of binge-watcher. Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5, and SonyLIV are dropping gold, and we’re here to spill all the tea.
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1. Companion (JioHotstar – June 30)
A weekend cabin getaway with your partner sounds romantic… until the guest list includes a lifelike android. This twisted sci-fi thriller takes love, loyalty, and technology to some seriously creepy places. Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid bring the tension as things spiral into a survival nightmare. If you love Black Mirror-style plots, this one’s about to be your new obsession.
2. Attack on London: Hunting The 7/7 Bombers (Netflix – July 1)
This powerful documentary dives deep into the real-life 7/7 bombings that shook London. With never-seen-before footage and first-hand accounts, it’s raw, emotional, and haunting. Follow investigators as they unravel the conspiracy and chase justice. A must-watch for true crime lovers and history buffs alike.
3. The Old Guard 2 (Netflix – July 2)
Charlize Theron returns as the immortal warrior Andy—except this time, she’s lost her immortality. But that doesn’t stop her from kicking butt when a ghost from the past resurfaces. With a stellar cast featuring Uma Thurman, Henry Golding, and Chiwetel Ejiofor, it’s packed with power moves. Comic book fans and action addicts—this one’s your adrenaline fix.
4. Heads of State (Amazon Prime Video – July 2)
When the U.S. President and U.K. Prime Minister become targets, chaos meets comedy. John Cena and Idris Elba team up in a buddy-action flick that’s part spy caper, part explosive bromance. Add Priyanka Chopra into the mix, and you’ve got international flair, epic stunts, and major laughs. It’s ridiculous fun—with surprisingly sharp punches (literal and political).
5. The Sandman Season 2 Volume 1 (Netflix – July 3)
Dream is back—and the universe is, once again, on the edge of collapse. Tom Sturridge returns as Lord Morpheus, navigating fractured realms and dysfunctional divine siblings. Expect myth, magic, and moody monologues served with Netflix’s signature visual flair. Fantasy lovers, your surreal summer watch is officially sorted.
6. Thug Life (Netflix – July 3)
Mani Ratnam teams up with Kamal Haasan for a gangster saga soaked in noir and grit. With Silambarasan, Trisha, Joju George, and Ali Fazal on board, expect intense power plays and cinematic fire. It’s a story of betrayal, legacy, and the underworld’s iron grip—served with classic Ratnam polish. We don’t have a confirmed date yet, but it’s already on every cinephile’s radar.
7. Uppu Kappurambu (Amazon Prime Video – July 4)
What happens when your village runs out of burial space? A very strange political crisis. This Telugu satire stars Keerthy Suresh and Suhas in a hilariously bizarre situation. A graveyard custodian and village head must dig deep (pun intended) for a solution. It’s witty, weird, and wildly original—small-town comedy with a very dark twist.
8. Good Wife (JioHotstar – July 4)
A scandal rocks a perfect family, and a housewife steps back into the courtroom. Priyamani shines in this Tamil adaptation of the globally acclaimed legal drama. Balancing justice, motherhood, and betrayal, she takes on a legal system that isn’t always fair. If you love courtroom drama with emotional depth—this is your next binge.
9. Kaalidhar Laapata (ZEE5 – July 4)
Abhishek Bachchan plays an elderly man on the run—from his own family! After finding out about their shady abandonment plan, he disappears and finds unlikely friendship in a free-spirited boy. This slice-of-life story is all about second chances and the warmth of found families. It’s heartwarming, humorous, and bound to tug at your soul.
10. The Hunt: The Rajiv Gandhi Assassination Case (SonyLIV – July 4)
Nagesh Kukunoor brings gripping detail to this political thriller based on real events. It uncovers the CBI’s intense 90-day chase following Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination. Packed with a strong ensemble and grounded storytelling, it reveals the layers behind the headlines. Dark, insightful, and compelling—it’s a rare blend of history and drama.
11. The Summer Hikaru Died (Netflix – July 5)
Your best friend returns from the woods… but something’s not quite right. This eerie anime adaptation dives into grief, friendship, and body-snatching horror. As Yoshiki realizes that Hikaru is no longer who he was, tension builds into a chilling mystery. It’s haunting, emotional, and beautiful in that “what did I just watch?” kind of way.
This week’s OTT buffet is chef’s kiss. From action-packed sequels and spine-chilling thrillers to quirky comedies and political docs—your watchlist just got 10x hotter. So call in sick, hit that “play next episode” button, and let the binge-fest begin.