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OTT releases this week (June 29 to July 5): New movies and shows on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more

A clean weekly OTT watchlist for June 29 to July 5, covering new releases across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more with exact dates.

Updated June 29, 2026: This weekly OTT guide tracks the main new streaming releases for June 29 to July 5 across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more.

The OTT calendar for June 29 to July 5 is busy enough to need a clean watchlist. This week brings 14 notable releases across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more, with spy action, crime, thriller, romance and comfort-watch options all in the mix.

If you want the quick route, start with the titles that match your mood: bigger action for franchise fans, crime and thriller picks for darker viewing, and lighter drama when you want an easier watch.

New OTT releases this week

1. Tavvai OTT release date, platform and why to watch (June 29)

Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: June 29

Why watch: Keep Tavvai on the shortlist for In 1880, a cruel and tyrannical Maharaj commits atrocities so severe that he inadvertently invokes Tavvai, the goddess of misfortune, upon his own village rather than treating it as just another JioHotstar addition.

For a deeper title guide, read: Tavvai OTT release date, story and where to watch.

2. Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (June 30)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: June 30

Why watch: Keep Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 on the shortlist for Tom Jackson and Andrea Menard return as Frank and Edna Cranebear, with new additions including Fuad Ahmed as a Michelin-starred chef and Jonathan Silverman rather than treating it as just another Netflix addition.

For a deeper title guide, read: Sullivan’s Crossing season 4 OTT release date, story and where to watch.

3. Elle OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 1)

Platform: Prime Video
Release date: July 1

Why watch: Start Elle for a teenage Elle whose perfectly pink life in Bel-Air is upended when her father accepts a job in Seattle, forcing the family to relocate, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

For a deeper title guide, read: Elle OTT release date, story and where to watch.

4. Enola Holmes 3 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 1)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 1

Why watch: Start Enola Holmes 3 for As Enola prepares to marry Lord Tewkesbury, she receives devastating news that her brother Sherlock has been kidnapped, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

5. Worst Neighbor Ever OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 1)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 1

Why watch: Keep Worst Neighbor Ever on the shortlist for third instalment in Netflix and Blumhouse’s Worst Ever true crime franchise, following Worst Roommate Ever and Worst Ex Ever rather than treating it as just another Netflix addition.

6. Human Vapor OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 2)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 2

Why watch: Queue Human Vapor if Suspended detective Kenji Okamoto is brought back to hunt him down, while journalist Kyoko Kono races to document the unfolding chaos from the other puts it closer to your current mood than the bigger headline titles.

7. Isakapatnam OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 2)

Platform: Prime Video
Release date: July 2

Why watch: Start Isakapatnam for three people whose lives converge as they edge closer to taking down the town’s most influential man, Naidu, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

Need the actor-role breakdown? Read our Isakapatnam cast guide, including Samuthirakani as Naidu and Aishwarya Rajesh as Bharati.

8. Super Subbu OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 2)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 2

Why watch: Choose Super Subbu when comedy of errors is set in the fictional village of Maakipur, where city boy Subramanyam ‘Subbu’ Chillukuri Rao is handed the one assignment guaranteed is the hook you want most this week.

9. Survival of the Thickest season 3 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 2)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 2

Why watch: Queue Survival of the Thickest season 3 if Tone Bell, Tasha Smith, Marouane Zotti, RonReaco Lee and Alecsys Proctor-Turner return, with guest appearances from Wanda Sykes, Ashley Graham, Ice-T, Ronny Chieng puts it closer to your current mood than the bigger headline titles.

10. Mollywood Times OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 3)

Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: July 3

Why watch: Choose Mollywood Times when dark comedy is centred on the fiercely idealistic Vineeth Madhavan, an aspiring filmmaker who dreams of being Malayalam cinema's greatest horror director is the hook you want most this week.

Read our full verdict: Mollywood Times Review: Naslen's Bold Industry Satire Outstays Its Welcome | cast guide

11. Muthassi OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 3)

Platform: ZEE5
Release date: July 3

Why watch: Start Muthassi for Leela, a devoted mother whose son, Sreekuttan, begins to transform in terrifying ways after her husband Rajan returns to their ancestral home, especially if you want a release with a clear identity. Need the actor breakdown too? Read our Muthassi cast guide for the confirmed names and roles.

12. Pritam and Pedro OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 3)

Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: July 3

Why watch: Start Pritam and Pedro for Created by Rajkumar Hirani, who makes his streaming debut, Pritam and Pedro is a cybercrime comedy-thriller set in Goa, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

13. Silo season 3 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 3)

Platform: Apple TV
Release date: July 3

Why watch: Season 3 follows Juliette’s fight in the present while journalist Helen Drew and Congressman Daniel Keene uncover the conspiracy behind the silos in the Before Times. After watching the finale, read our Silo Season 3 ending explained for the Troy reveal and Juliette’s next move.

14. Sparks of Tomorrow OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 5)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 5

Why watch: Start Sparks of Tomorrow for Kihachi Sakamoto, hardened by the death of his older brother Seiroku, has grown deeply cynical after their shared dream of an ‘Age of Electricity’, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

Best bets this week

For a quick start, keep Tavvai, Sullivan’s Crossing season 4, Elle near the top of your list. They give the week a useful mix of scale, mood and easy streaming value.

Final takeaway

The June 29 to July 5 slate is strongest when you treat it by mood. Go to Prime Video for bigger franchise and drama energy, Netflix for volume and a broad genre range, and JioHotstar for quick high-interest additions.

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