November 2026 is bringing an exciting mix of action thrillers, family dramas, romantic stories and gripping web series to OTT platforms. From Rajinikanth’s Jailer 2 and Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion to the heartwarming Dilwali Diwali, there is plenty to look forward to on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more. Whether you love crime mysteries, emotional stories or big-budget action, these upcoming OTT releases deserve a place on your watchlist!
14 Upcoming Movies & Shows in November
1. Dilwali Diwali (Netflix, 05-November)
Returning to India for Diwali, Ansh hopes to make his parents happy with a luxurious new apartment, but soon realises that their old home means much more to them than he imagined. His family’s attachment to familiar neighbours and precious memories brings different generations into an emotional disagreement about what makes a house feel like home. Featuring Mihir Ahuja, Manoj Pahwa and Neelu Kohli, this touching family drama celebrates love, belonging and togetherness.
2. Possible Love (Netflix, 06-November)
Two married couples from very different backgrounds find their lives unexpectedly connected when a struggling former employee becomes involved in a documentary project. What begins as an ordinary meeting soon brings their personal frustrations, unfulfilled dreams and complicated feelings into the open. This Korean relationship drama explores how love, marriage and personal choices can change when people begin questioning the lives they have built.
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3. Jailer 2 (Prime Video, 12-November)
Rajinikanth returns as Muthuvel Pandian, a retired jailer who may appear to be enjoying a quiet life but still possesses the fearsome instincts that made him dangerous to criminals. When fresh threats emerge, he is drawn into another high-stakes confrontation where his courage, intelligence and ruthless determination are put to the test. Directed by Nelson Dilipkumar, this action-packed sequel brings back the superstar’s powerful screen presence alongside an ensemble cast and Anirudh Ravichander’s music.
4. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3 (Prime Video, 11-November)
Season 1 revealed that Halbrand was actually Sauron, while Season 2 showed him using deception to influence Middle-earth as more powerful rings were forged. Taking place five years after Eregion’s destruction, Season 3 follows Sauron’s growing armies and his dangerous ambition to create the One Ring. With Middle-earth facing an enormous threat, Elves, Dwarves, Men and Wizards must overcome their differences before the Dark Lord becomes unstoppable.
5. Drishyam: The Conclusion (Netflix, 27-November – Expected)
Vijay Salgaonkar’s desperate attempts to keep his family safe face another serious challenge when the investigation into Sameer’s disappearance and death takes a fresh turn. New evidence and a determined police officer threaten to expose the secrets Vijay has protected for years, forcing him to use his intelligence against the authorities once again. Starring Ajay Devgn, this suspense-filled crime thriller brings the family’s dangerous journey towards its conclusion through unexpected revelations and an intense legal battle.
6. Haiwaan (SonyLIV, 06-November)
Shyam Rane, a blind caretaker, becomes the police’s main suspect when he discovers that a retired judge who once guided him has been murdered. With the judge’s daughter also facing danger, Shyam sets out to identify the real killer while trying to escape arrest. Relying on his extraordinary senses and fighting abilities, he enters a deadly battle where his survival depends on staying ahead of an enemy he cannot see.
7. Black Doves Season 2 (Netflix, 05-November)
Helen Webb’s secret life becomes increasingly dangerous as her husband moves closer to becoming Britain’s Prime Minister, making it harder for her to hide her connections with the Black Doves. Meanwhile, a conspiracy targeting her handler, Mrs Reed, forces Helen to reunite with Sam and investigate the people threatening their organisation. As old enemies return and loyalties become uncertain, the two spies must decide whom they can trust while protecting those closest to them.
8. The Vvaan: Force of the Forrest (Prime Video, 06-November)
Rishi travels to his family’s ancestral village in Bihar with his wife Mamta and friend VP, hoping to resolve a property dispute involving a forest that locals consider sacred. Ignoring warnings about entering the forbidden woods, he unknowingly disturbs an ancient supernatural presence and brings terrifying consequences upon the village. As mysterious forces threaten his loved ones, Rishi must challenge his own disbelief and find a way to protect his family and community.
9. One Year to Live, Buy a Man (Netflix, 05-November)
Yui has spent years carefully saving her earnings, but learning that she has only twelve months to live makes her question everything she has been working towards. Determined to experience life differently, she makes an unusual financial arrangement with Sena, a nightclub host struggling with his own problems. What starts as a practical agreement gradually turns into an unexpected relationship that changes how they understand love, happiness and companionship.
10. Stick Season 2 (Apple TV, 04-November)
Former professional golfer Pryce Cahill refuses to give up on his sporting dreams and sets himself the extraordinary goal of becoming the oldest player to win a major championship. At the same time, promising young golfer Santi Wheeler must handle the pressure and expectations that come with competing at the highest level. With Amanda and Mitts supporting their journey, this feel-good sports comedy follows two men trying to overcome disappointment and prove that their best days may still lie ahead.
11. The Boy Who Stole Billions? (Prime Video, 30-November)
How did Sam Bankman-Fried rise to the top of the cryptocurrency world before his multibillion-dollar business empire came crashing down? This three-part documentary examines the collapse of FTX and the fraud conviction that followed, featuring Bankman-Fried speaking from prison alongside interviews with people who worked closely with him. From risky financial decisions to complicated personal relationships, the series explores one of the biggest scandals in cryptocurrency history.
12. 12 12 12 (Apple TV, 13-November)
A professional American criminal plans an enormous robbery targeting a heavily protected bank vault beneath Zurich, setting off a dangerous chase across Europe. Standing in his way is a disgraced FBI agent determined to catch him before he disappears. Starring Jamie Dornan and Anthony Mackie, this gripping eight-episode heist thriller tells its story through three connected periods: twelve months of preparation, twelve hours of robbery and twelve days of escape.
13. Queen (JioHotstar, 16-November)
Neeti’s dreams of happiness are destroyed when betrayal in love and a traumatic assault turn her life upside down. Her unexpected entry into an influential political family introduces her to a complicated world of powerful people, hidden ambitions and difficult relationships. Starring Shagun Sharma, this Hindi drama follows a young woman’s struggle to rebuild her future while finding the strength to face new challenges.
14. Pushpaka Vimanam (JioHotstar, 12-November)
Pushpak Rao discovers that an ordinary-looking lift can transport him ten years into the past, offering him a rare opportunity to correct mistakes that have troubled him for years. Excited by the possibility of changing his life, he begins making different choices, only to discover that even small changes can create unexpected problems in the present. Starring Sai Ronak, this Telugu time-travel series combines an unusual science-fiction idea with personal regrets, second chances and unpredictable consequences.
From Jailer 2 and Drishyam: The Conclusion to Black Doves Season 2 and Dilwali Diwali, which of these November 2026 OTT releases are you most excited to watch?