This week has a fresh mix of OTT releases across Netflix, SonyLIV, Apple TV+, JioHotstar, ZEE5 and more. From Sunny Deol’s courtroom battle and Ram Charan’s sports drama to Korean comedy, family shows, documentaries, anime adventures, and black comedy thrillers, there is something for every binge-watcher. Here are 12 new movies and shows you can watch this weekend.
New OTT Releases This Week (6 Jul-12 Jul)
1. Ikka (Netflix, 10-Jul)
Arjun Mehra, a celebrated lawyer, takes on a case that forces him to defend a man he once thought was guilty of attempted murder. As the courtroom fight grows sharper, new truths begin to come out and make the case deeply personal. This thriller brings legal tension, emotional stakes, and shocking twists inside and outside the courtroom.
2. Balti (SonyLIV, 10-Jul)
Four gifted kabaddi players share a strong friendship, but their bond is tested when violent gang rivalries pull them into danger. Set near the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border, the story mixes sports dreams with crime, action, and emotional pressure. This Tamil sports thriller turns friendship, loyalty, and violence into a tense watch.
3. I’m Not Afraid (Netflix, 8-Jul)
During the 1986 FIFA World Cup, young Miguel finds a kidnapped boy hidden near an abandoned house and secretly befriends him. But the more he learns, the more he realises that the adults around him are hiding disturbing truths. Based on Niccolò Ammaniti’s novel, this coming-of-age thriller blends childhood innocence with slow-burning suspense.
4. Trying Season 5 (Apple TV+, 8-Jul)
Nikki and Jason return with their adopted children and finally seem to be enjoying the family life they always wanted. But their happiness is shaken when the children’s biological mother suddenly comes back into the picture. Season 5 keeps the story warm and emotional with family challenges, humour, and heartfelt drama.
5. Little House on the Prairie (Netflix, 9-Jul)
The beloved story of the Ingalls family returns in a new version that follows their attempt to build a life on the American frontier. Along with family, survival, and hope, the series also gives space to the experiences of Indigenous communities during westward expansion. This fresh adaptation brings warmth, struggle, and a wider view of frontier life.
6. Thunder 3 (Netflix, 9-Jul)
Three middle-school friends enter a strange parallel world while trying to find a missing child. Their rescue mission soon becomes a wild adventure filled with aliens, unknown creatures, and huge battles. Based on Yuki Ikeda’s manga, this anime mixes science fiction, fantasy, action, and friendship.
7. Miguel Ángel Blanco: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain (Netflix, 10-Jul)
This documentary revisits the 1997 kidnapping and murder of Spanish politician Miguel Ángel Blanco. Using archival footage and interviews, it shows how the tragedy shook Spain and united people against ETA terrorism. The film offers a powerful look at a painful moment that changed the country’s history.
8. Land of Football (JioHotstar, 10-Jul)
This Malayalam documentary series explores Kerala’s deep love for football through fans, local tournaments, grassroots clubs, and community passion. It shows how the sport has become a strong part of the state’s identity and everyday life. For sports lovers, this is an inspiring watch about football culture beyond big stadiums.
9. Parimala & Co. (ZEE5, 10-Jul)
An ordinary family’s life turns upside down when they become the main suspects after a troublesome neighbourhood bully dies mysteriously. As the investigation moves ahead, misunderstandings, hidden secrets, and comic situations make the case even more complicated. This Tamil black comedy thriller mixes suspense, family chaos, and humour in an entertaining way.
10. The Apartment Job (Netflix, 11-Jul)
A former gang leader and an ambitious lawyer plan to steal the reserve fund of a luxury apartment complex. But when they uncover deep corruption, their crime plan takes an unexpected turn and they end up becoming unlikely heroes. This Korean comedy thriller brings clever twists, funny situations, and a sharp crime setup.
11. Susana and Elvira: No Plan B (Netflix, 12-Jul)
Two former best friends reunite to arrange a big wedding, even though their own friendship still carries old wounds. As the wedding chaos grows, they are forced to face their past and slowly rediscover the bond they once had. This Colombian comedy brings humour, warmth, emotional moments, and a sweet story of friendship.
12. Peddi (Netflix, 9-Jul)
A talented cricketer’s life takes a major turn after he falls in love with a village leader’s daughter. He leaves cricket behind, enters wrestling, and later becomes part of his village’s fight for justice and development. Starring Ram Charan and Janhvi Kapoor, this Telugu sports action drama blends romance, action, and social themes.
So, which ones are you planning to watch this week!
