As the festive season kicks in, what better way to unwind than by indulging in some exciting OTT releases? From crime-thrillers to reality dramas and everything in between, the latest batch of shows and films dropping this week is set to keep you entertained. Here’s a look at 10 upcoming releases, from courtroom battles to spooky mysteries, streaming on your favorite platforms.
1. Rita Sanyal (October 14, Disney+ Hotstar)
If you loved Adah Sharma in The Kerala Story, you’ll be excited to see her in Rita Sanyal, a brand-new legal drama. Based on Amit Khan’s popular crime novel, this series revolves around Rita Sanyal, a sharp-witted and fearless lawyer, played by Sharma. She faces corrupt rivals and tackles complex cases, from mysterious Iranian women to ethical dilemmas. Opposite her is Rahul Dev, playing Emraj Thakral, a powerful and corrupt lawyer. Watch how Rita navigates the murky world of law when this crime-thriller hits Disney+ Hotstar on October 14.
2. The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh (October 17, Prime Video)
Get ready for a heartwarming family drama with a twist of humor in The Pradeeps of Pittsburgh. This series tells the story of an Indian family adjusting to life in Pittsburgh, America. It’s inspired by Emmy-nominated producer Vijal Patel’s own experiences and features Naveen Andrews and Sindhu Vee as the parents. The series shows the highs and lows of the Pradeep family as they navigate strange neighbors, cultural differences, and a new life. Streaming on Prime Video from October 17, this one promises to bring laughs, tears, and everything in between.
3. Fabulous Lives vs. Bollywood Wives Season 3 (October 18, Netflix)
In the third season of Fabulous Lives vs. Bollywood Wives, expect even more glamor, drama, and gossip. This time, it’s not just about Bollywood wives in Mumbai—celebrity wives from Delhi are also entering the picture. Maheep Kapoor, Neelam Kothari, Seema Sajdeh, and Bhavana Pandey return, along with new faces like Riddhima Kapoor Sahni. Cameos from big names like Gauri Khan, Karan Johar, and Saif Ali Khan will spice up the season. The series delves into the personal lives, rivalries, and extravagant lifestyles of these star wives. Catch it on Netflix from October 18.
4. Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare (October 16, Netflix)
Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare is a six-part documentary series that tells the story of London-based radio host Kirat Assi and her decade-long ordeal with an online scam. The documentary uncovers how she was manipulated by a person posing as “Bobby” in a cruel catfishing scheme. It explores her emotional trauma and the long legal battle she fought. This gripping series sheds light on the dangers of online deception. Don’t miss this true crime documentary on Netflix from October 16.
5. The Lincoln Lawyer Season 3 (October 17, Netflix)
The Lincoln Lawyer returns with its highly anticipated third season, based on Michael Connelly’s The Gods of Guilt. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo reprises his role as Mickey Haller, the smooth-talking lawyer who works out of his Lincoln. In this season, Haller takes on a challenging case, defending a woman accused of murder. As the trial unfolds, shocking secrets are revealed, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. Fans of legal dramas will love this one, streaming on Netflix from October 17.
6. Paris Has Fallen (October 18, Lionsgate Play)
For action lovers, Paris Has Fallen is a thrilling series set in the French capital. When a devastating attack shakes Paris, security officer Vincent Taleb, played by Tawfik Jallab, finds himself in a deadly conspiracy. Joining forces with MI6 operative Zara Taylor, he infiltrates the Paris underworld to stop the plot masterminded by Jacob Pierce (Sean Harris). This series, part of the Has Fallen movie franchise, will stream on Lionsgate Play from October 18.
7. Rivals (October 18, Disney+ Hotstar)
Step into the world of high stakes and power struggles with Rivals, an eight-episode series based on Dame Jilly Cooper’s novel Rutshire Chronicles. Set in the 1980s, the story follows the intense rivalry between Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell), a former Olympian turned politician, and Lord Tony Badingham (David Tennant), the owner of a television channel. The drama unfolds as personal and professional lives clash. Streaming on Disney+ Hotstar from October 18, this is one for fans of political intrigue.
8. The Devil’s Hour Season 2 (October 18, Prime Video)
Lucy Chambers (Jessica Ren) is back in The Devil’s Hour Season 2, and the stakes are higher than ever. Teaming up with Gideon (Peter Capaldi), who has knowledge of future events, Lucy must stop a terrifying crime and unravel the mysteries surrounding her son Isaac. The series takes a supernatural turn as Lucy faces the horrors that occur at exactly 3:33 am each morning—known as the devil’s hour. This chilling thriller returns on Prime Video from October 18.
9. The Office (October 18, Netflix)
Fans of The Office franchise are in for a treat with the Australian version of this popular mockumentary series. Felicity Ward stars as Hannah Howard, the clueless managing director of a fictional packaging company in Sydney. Desperate to keep her office afloat, Howard’s mismanagement and awkward attempts at leadership create endless comedic moments. This fresh take on a beloved format is sure to entertain. Catch The Office Australia on Netflix from October 18.
10. Woman of the Hour (October 18, Netflix)
Woman of the Hour marks Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut and is based on the true story of 1970s serial killer Rodney Alcala, who gained infamy as “The Dating Game Killer.” Kendrick plays Cheryl Bradshaw, a contestant on a matchmaking show where Alcala appeared as a guest. What begins as a fun TV appearance turns into a dark tale of murder and deception. This chilling thriller will be available on Netflix from October 18.
This week’s OTT lineup offers something for everyone—whether you’re a fan of action-packed thrillers, courtroom dramas, or lighthearted comedies. So grab your popcorn and get ready for some binge-worthy entertainment!
