Updated July 22, 2026: This India-focused weekly guide covers 17 streaming releases for July 20 to July 26, with exact dates and official trailers where a suitable upload is available.
The week stretches from WWE access and French tactical action to Hindi campus comedy, Malayalam period drama, romance, crime and anime. For another date-led watchlist, browse the Bingebaaz OTT Releases hub or revisit last week’s OTT roundup.
The fastest route is to choose by mood: Ransom Canyon season 2 for returning drama, Musafir Cafe for an Indian romantic ensemble, The Dink for sports comedy, and BLEACH for the biggest anime finish.
New OTT releases this week in India
1. WWE: Unreal season 3 (Netflix, July 21)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 21
Why watch: Go behind the creative build to WrestleMania 42, with John Cena's retirement tour and AJ Lee's return among the biggest backstage threads.
2. A Toxic Love Story (Netflix, July 22)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 22
Why watch: This documentary begins as a suburban cyber-harassment case, then turns into a murkier question of who was the victim and who was the villain. Read our A Toxic Love Story review for the rating and watch-or-skip verdict.
3. GIGN: Elite Force (Netflix, July 22)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 22
Why watch: Tomer Sisley leads a six-episode French thriller about a GIGN chief forced back into action when stolen military explosives are used against his unit. Read our Elite Force review, meet the key players in the cast guide, or check the OTT release guide for runtimes and India audio options.
4. Elize: Shadows of a Woman (Netflix, July 22)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 22
Why watch: Lorena Comparato leads this fictionalised take on the Elize Matsunaga case, focusing on betrayal and the events leading to a notorious 2012 murder. Read our Elize: Shadows of a Woman review, meet the confirmed players in the cast guide, or check the OTT release guide for Netflix India audio and subtitle options.
5. My Daughter's Father (Netflix, July 22)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 22
Why watch: A doctor's urgent search for a kidney donor uncovers an affair and a DNA revelation that threatens two families.
6. Kaulitz & Kaulitz season 3 (Netflix, July 23)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 23
Why watch: Bill and Tom Kaulitz split the season between Los Angeles, Berlin and their Hanover hometown, with more personal reflections than a standard celebrity travelogue.
7. Love in Slow Motion (Netflix, July 23)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 23
Why watch: Nour Al Ghandour leads a romantic comedy about a woman racing to win back her longtime best friend after he announces his engagement.
8. Ransom Canyon season 2 (Netflix, July 23)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 23
Why watch: The drama returns six months after season 1, with Staten fighting for the Double K Ranch and Quinn facing a difficult homecoming.
9. The Debt Collector (Netflix, July 23)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 23
Why watch: Nadech Kugimiya plays a terminally ill former enforcer pulled back into Thailand's illegal lending underworld for one final fight.
10. 72 Hours (Netflix, July 24)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 24
Why watch: Kevin Hart plays a struggling advertising executive who joins a Miami bachelor party after being added to the wrong group chat.
11. Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya (Prime Video, July 24)
Platform: Prime Video
Release date: July 24
Why watch: Kay Kay Menon plays a laid-back headmaster trying to transform a chaotic government school and earn a coveted Cambridge training trip.
12. Musafir Cafe (Netflix, July 24)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 24
Why watch: Vikrant Massey, Vedika Pinto and Mahima Makwana lead a Bhopal-and-Mussoorie drama about love, loss and choosing a life of your own. See the Musafir Cafe Netflix release guide and cast guide for more.
13. Pallichattambi (Sony LIV, July 24)
Platform: Sony LIV
Release date: July 24
Why watch: Tovino Thomas stars in a 1950s Kerala period drama about a church enforcer whose loyalties change after he sees the workers' struggle up close. Read the Pallichattambi OTT release and watchability guide, then meet the principal actors in the cast guide.
14. Stuart Fails to Save the Universe (JioHotstar, July 24)
Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: July 24
Why watch: The Big Bang Theory universe expands into multiverse comedy when Stuart breaks a device built by Sheldon and Leonard and scrambles to repair reality. Check the India OTT release date and where-to-watch guide.
15. The Dink (Apple TV, July 24)
Platform: Apple TV
Release date: July 24
Why watch: Jake Johnson plays a washed-up tennis pro who reluctantly turns to pickleball while trying to save his father's struggling country club.
16. The Truthers (Netflix, July 24)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: July 24
Why watch: A suspicious death brings Ruth home to a father consumed by conspiracy theories, turning grief into an unsettling family mystery.
17. BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War season 4 (JioHotstar, July 25)
Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: July 25
Why watch: The final cour resumes at the Soul King Palace and drives Ichigo's battle with Yhwach toward the conclusion of the Thousand-Year Blood War.
Best bets this week
Start with Ransom Canyon season 2 if you want returning character drama, Musafir Cafe for a Hindi relationship story, and The Dink for an easy sports-comedy pick. WWE: Unreal season 3 and BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War season 4 are the strongest franchise options.
Final takeaway
This is a varied week rather than one dominated by a single blockbuster. Netflix carries most of the volume, while Prime Video, Sony LIV, JioHotstar and Apple TV supply the sharper alternatives across school comedy, period drama, anime and sports comedy.