Updated September 7, 2026: This week’s OTT slate moves from newsroom panic and political resistance to haunted investigations, complicated reunions and romantic temptation. Netflix carries most of the volume, while Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5 and Apple TV widen the mix.
New OTT releases this week
1. Dang (Netflix, September 8)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 8
Why watch: Adult siblings Andrew and Eunice face fresh chaos when their accomplished elder sister Ruthie abandons her perfect life and suddenly invades theirs.
2. Fauda Season 5 (Netflix, September 8)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 8
Why watch: A revenge chase in Marseille pulls traumatised Doron into deep cover, where rogue teammates and a looming attack strain every alliance.
3. Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool (Netflix, September 8)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 8
Why watch: The documentary follows Laurence Tureaud from Chicago and military service to tough-man contests, his Rocky III breakthrough and later television fame.
4. Drawn Together (Prime Video, September 9)
Platform: Prime Video
Release date: September 9
Why watch: A kidnapping shatters Marfil Cortés’s polished New York life, then a guarded bodyguard and escalating threats turn forced proximity into romantic suspense.
5. Last Seen (Apple TV, September 9)
Platform: Apple TV
Release date: September 9
Why watch: A former detective hears a teenage caller he believes is his missing daughter Maggie, reigniting an eleven-year mystery and a rule-breaking investigation.
6. Why Did I Get Married Again? (Netflix, September 9)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 9
Why watch: A destination wedding in Lake Como reunites Tyler Perry’s longtime friend group, but old tensions, secret affairs and family complications soon surface.
7. Call My Agent! The Movie (Netflix, September 10)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 10
Why watch: Andréa’s directing debut starts collapsing when her lead actor quits, forcing her to reunite the former ASK team and reopen old rivalries.
8. Crew Girl (Netflix, September 10)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 10
Why watch: Teagan Tao’s comeback depends on steering Easton Prep’s unruly boys’ varsity crew, turning a school setback into an underdog fight for trust.
9. The Paper Season 2 (JioHotstar, September 10)
Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: September 10
Why watch: A secret romance between editor Ned Sampson and reporter Mare Pritti collides with the newsroom’s desperate battle to keep its local paper alive.
10. The Perfect Lie (Netflix, September 10)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 10
Why watch: Karen enters an exclusive dinner club in wealthy Bergen, then a fatal villa fire exposes the lies holding its privileged couples together.
11. Ali Baba aur 40 Bhoot (JioHotstar, September 11)
Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: September 11
Why watch: Alisha’s search for her missing father pairs her with officer Baba and leads into Central Indian folklore, paranormal clues and forty restless ghosts.
12. Ghamasaan (ZEE5, September 11)
Platform: ZEE5
Release date: September 11
Why watch: IPS officer Aditya Singh hunts dacoit Maharaj through a heartland shaped by politics, power and murky loyalties, blurring the usual cop-criminal divide.
13. Go Team! (Netflix, September 11)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 11
Why watch: A struggling Spanish cheese company sends its staff on a rural retreat, where planned layoffs turn team-building into backstabbing and desperate self-preservation.
14. Prince of Mollywood (JioHotstar, September 11)
Platform: JioHotstar
Release date: September 11
Why watch: Firoz’s extravagant confidence fuels his dream of Malayalam stardom, but his millionaire father is firmly determined to block that ambition.
15. Stolen Heartbeats (Netflix, September 11)
Platform: Netflix
Release date: September 11
Why watch: Rafael, a nurse who can hear the dead, uncovers secrets behind the brutal attack that left Anabel comatose and dependent on his unusual gift.
16. The Revolutionaries (Prime Video, September 11)
Platform: Prime Video
Release date: September 11
Why watch: Four young revolutionaries choose armed resistance against the British Empire, linking personal conviction with India’s struggle after the 1857 uprising.
17. A Love Other Than Yours (Prime Video, September 12)
Platform: Prime Video
Release date: September 12
Why watch: A decade-long relationship faces temptation when director Lee Mi-do falls for ambitious attorney Han Tae-seung just as Namgung Ho prepares to propose.
Best bets this week
Start with Crew Girl for an accessible school-sports underdog story, Ghamasaan for its morally blurred police-dacoit confrontation, and The Revolutionaries for a large-scale historical resistance drama.
Final takeaway
The strongest choices this week are built around clean dramatic engines rather than sheer star power: a crew fighting for cohesion, a dangerous manhunt and a generation choosing rebellion.
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