This week’s OTT lineup brings a thrilling mix of espionage, sci-fi, drama, and real-life inspiration. Whether you’re in the mood for a gripping documentary like The Wild Ones, a political thriller like Narivetta, or a heartwarming romance like Aap Jaisa Koi, there’s something new dropping on every major streaming platform. With big titles like Special Ops Season 2, Foundation Season 3, and fun additions like Better Late Than Single, get ready to add these must-watch shows and movies to your weekend binge list.
1. The Wild Ones (Apple TV+ – July 11)
This six-part documentary follows a global team of conservationists, scientists, and wildlife experts as they work tirelessly to rescue endangered species and protect the planet’s biodiversity.
2. Madea’s Destination Wedding (Netflix – July 11)
Written, directed, and starring Tyler Perry, this comedy movie follows Madea, who travels to the Bahamas to attend her grandniece’s wedding. But things take a chaotic turn when the bride starts doubting her fiancé.
3. Karki (SunNXT – July 11)
Karki is a Kannada remake of the Tamil film Pariyerum Perumal. It follows a Dalit law student who battles caste discrimination while pursuing justice and equality in a rigid system.
4. Foundation Season 3 (Apple TV+ – July 11)
Based on Isaac Asimov’s classic novels, Foundation Season 3 follows a band of exiles fighting to save humanity as the Galactic Empire collapses. With stellar visuals and a powerful cast, the series explores science, politics, and survival.
5. Special Ops Season 2 (JioHotstar – July 11)
Kay Kay Menon returns as Himmat Singh in Season 2 of the espionage thriller. This time, he and his team of undercover agents face a new threat aimed at India’s digital economy, diving deep into cyber-terrorism and AI.
6. Aap Jaisa Koi (Netflix – July 11)
Aap Jaisa Koi is a heartwarming romantic movie that delves into the simple life of Shrirenu Tripathi, a middle-aged Sanskrit professor based in Jamshedpur, whose relationship with Madhu Bose, a French teacher, is tested by societal expectations and opposing family members.
7. Moonwalk (JioHotstar)
Set in the ’80s, this Malayalam movie revolves around a group of small-town boys inspired by Michael Jackson, who embark on a journey to learn breakdancing and recreate the global popstar’s iconic moves.
8. The Gringo Hunters (Netflix)
The Gringo Hunters is a gripping crime thriller inspired by an elite Mexican police unit. The series follows a group of Mexican police officers, who hunt down U.S. fugitives fleeing across the border.
9. Narivetta (SonyLIV – July 11)
Narivetta, inspired by the 2003 Muthanga Incident, is a Malayalam film about the land rights struggle of indigenous communities. With powerful performances, it explores resilience, state power, and justice.
10. Better Late Than Single (Netflix – July 8)
Netflix’s new reality dating drama follows a group of single contestants who receive makeovers and dating guidance from experts as they step into the dating world seeking genuine connections.
So which ones are you excited about?