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OTT releases this week (July 6 to July 12): New movies and shows on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more

A clean weekly OTT watchlist for July 6 to July 12, covering new releases across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more with exact dates.

Updated July 6, 2026: This weekly OTT guide tracks the main new streaming releases for July 6 to July 12 across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and more.

The OTT calendar for July 6 to July 12 is busy enough to need a clean watchlist. This week brings 15 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. I’m Not Afraid OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 8)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 8

Why watch: Set in Veracruz during the 1986 World Cup fever, I’m Not Afraid adds a childhood-mystery hook to the Netflix slate as ten-year-old Miguel crosses paths with Felipe.

For a deeper title guide, read: I’m Not Afraid OTT release date, story and where to watch. For the verdict, read our I’m Not Afraid review. For the actors, read our I’m Not Afraid cast guide.

2. Nothing to Lose OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 8)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 8

Why watch: Queue Nothing to Lose if you want a more emotional Netflix drama this week, led by Belgian comedian and filmmaker Nawell Madani in a performance-driven story.

For a deeper title guide, read: Nothing to Lose OTT release date, story and where to watch. For the verdict, read our Nothing to Lose review. For the actors, read our Nothing to Lose cast guide.

3. Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 8)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 8

Why watch: Choose Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo for a Netflix spin-off with 1970s Cali nightlife, music-scene energy and Martín Salcedo’s unraveling life at the centre.

For a deeper title guide, read: Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo OTT release date, story and where to watch. For the verdict, read our Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo review. For the actors, read our Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo cast guide.

4. Trying Season 5 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 8)

Platform: Apple TV
Release date: July 8

Why watch: Trying Season 5 keeps the family drama moving as Kat’s arrival unsettles the home Nikki and Jason have built around Princess and Tyler.

5. Thunder 3 OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 8)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 8

Why watch: Queue Thunder 3 for anime energy, friendship and a sci-fi adventure built around Pyontaro, Tsubame and Hiroshi.

6. Little House on the Prairie OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 9)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 9

Why watch: Choose Little House on the Prairie if you want a familiar frontier-family story built around the Ingalls family’s move from Wisconsin to the Kansas prairie. For our verdict on the reboot, read our Little House on the Prairie review. For the actors, read our Little House on the Prairie cast guide.

7. Peddi OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 9)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 9

Why watch: Start Peddi for a gifted but money-driven cricketer whose life takes an unexpected turn when he falls in love with a village leader's daughter, especially if you want a release with a clear identity.

8. Balti OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 10)

Platform: Sony LIV
Release date: July 10

Why watch: Choose Balti if you want a Tamil sports-drama hook around Udhayan, a passionate kabaddi player whose ambitions and relationships drive the story.

9. Ikka OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 10)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 10

Why watch: Ikka brings a courtroom-drama hook built around Arjun Mehra, a celebrated lawyer whose reputation and principles become the centre of the conflict.

Review note: For our full verdict, read our Ikka review.

Cast guide: For the actor-role breakdown, read our Ikka cast guide.

10. Land of Football OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 10)

Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: July 10

Why watch: Land of Football works as the JioHotstar pick for viewers who want a football documentary mood, moving from local fields to bigger dreams and fan passion.

11. Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Spain OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 10)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 10

Why watch: Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours that Changed Spain is the true-crime documentary pick, revisiting the 1997 kidnapping and the public response that followed in Spain.

12. Parimala & Co OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 10)

Platform: ZEE5
Release date: July 10

Why watch: Parimala & Co gives the ZEE5 lineup a black-comedy thriller option, with a nostalgic comic pairing and a more local flavour than the week’s Netflix-heavy slate.

13. The Apartment Job OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 11)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 11

Why watch: The Apartment Job is for viewers who want a Korean crime-comedy setup, with a former gangster entering apartment politics in pursuit of hidden money.

14. Susana and Elvira: No Plan B OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 12)

Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 12

Why watch: Susana and Elvira: No Plan B offers a lighter reunion hook, bringing two women back together after a disastrous India trip and an unresolved falling out.

15. The Westies OTT release date, platform and why to watch (July 12)

Platform: Prime Video
Release date: July 12

Why watch: The Westies is the Prime Video crime-drama pick, with Jimmy Roarke caught between ambition, loyalty and an FBI investigation that pressures the old order.

Best bets this week

For a quick start, keep I’m Not Afraid, Nothing to Lose, Salcedo, Leather & Boogaloo near the top of your list. They give the week a useful mix of scale, mood and easy streaming value.

Final takeaway

The July 6 to July 12 slate is strongest when you treat it by mood. Go to Prime Video for bigger franchise and drama energy, Netflix for volume and genre range, and JioHotstar for quick high-interest additions.

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