This week’s OTT lineup is packed with everything from courtroom drama and boxing dreams to supernatural thrillers and reality mind games. Whether you’re into spy missions, historical battles, emotional documentaries, or quirky horror-comedies, there’s something fresh for every kind of viewer. With major releases on Netflix, JioHotstar, Amazon Prime Video, SonyLIV, and Apple TV+, your weekend binge plan is officially sorted. So, grab your popcorn, hit the couch, and dive into these 10 exciting movies and shows now streaming.
1. Fubar Season 2 (12 June – Netflix)
Fubar Season 2 brings back the chaotic spy duo of Luke and Emma Brunner as they face a deadly terrorist threat. Between undercover missions and family bickering, the father-daughter team must put aside their differences to save the world again. Packed with action, humour, and heartfelt moments, this season is about trust, teamwork, and second chances. Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return makes it both nostalgic and fresh, delivering laughs and thrills in equal measure.
2. Kesari Chapter 2 (13 June – JioHotstar)
The movie follows lawyer C. Sankaran Nair (Akshay Kumar), who digs into the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh tragedy. Though the British expect a soft report, Nair surprises everyone by suing the Crown and General Dyer for genocide. Supported by a young lawyer, Dilreet Gill (Ananya Panday), he faces off against British counsel Neville McKinley (R. Madhavan). The intense courtroom battle uncovers colonial deceit and inspires patriotism, offering a gripping and emotional take on India’s history.
3. Padakkalam (10 June – JioHotstar)
Padakkalam is a lighthearted comedy where four comic book nerds find their routine school life flipped upside down by a mysterious new professor. When bizarre supernatural events begin unfolding, they’re dragged into a thrilling adventure beyond anything they ever imagined. With a blend of humour, youthful energy, and fantasy, the film offers a fun and imaginative escape. The nerdy charm of the characters and their growing friendship through chaos makes it a unique coming-of-age story for all ages.
4. Rana Naidu Season 2 (13 June – Netflix)
Rana Naidu returns for Season 2, continuing his complex life as the fixer for the rich and famous. When an explosive case demands one last job, he must reconnect with his estranged father despite their bitter past. With new enemies and intense emotional drama, the season dives deeper into betrayal, family, and survival. Featuring a powerful cast and gripping action, this Netflix series raises the stakes in every episode.
5. Alappuzha Gymkhana (13 June – SonyLIV)
Alappuzha Gymkhana tells the story of a bunch of spirited youngsters from Kerala who turn to boxing to get into college through the sports quota. Their fun journey soon turns intense as they face tough competition and pressure to prove themselves. With heartfelt drama, strong friendships, and motivational spirit, the film showcases the fight to rise above circumstances. It’s about dreams, grit, and punching your way forward – literally and emotionally.
6. Subham (13 June – JioHotstar)
Subham is a Telugu horror comedy where a group of married men find their lives turned upside down when their wives become obsessed with a mysterious TV show. Strange things begin to happen, leading to hilarious yet eerie events. As the men band together to uncover the truth, they discover that the show’s influence might not be just entertainment. With a mix of laughs and spooky moments, it’s a fun take on modern relationships and fear.
7. The Traitors (12 June – Amazon Prime Video)
The Traitors is a high-stakes reality game hosted by Karan Johar where 20 contestants play mind games and compete in intense challenges. But there’s a twist – hidden traitors within the group aim to sabotage others. Suspicion, deception, and betrayal turn up the tension as alliances are formed and broken. It’s a thrilling blend of strategy and drama that keeps both players and viewers guessing till the end. Perfect for fans of reality with a sharp edge.
8. Kings of Jo’Burg Season 3 (13 June – Netflix)
In the third season of Kings of Jo’Burg, Veronica Masire steps up to lead her family’s crime empire while grappling with a powerful supernatural curse. As she faces threats from enemies and struggles with family loyalty, her journey is one of strength, survival, and secrets. Set against the gritty backdrop of Johannesburg, the series mixes gang wars, drama, and dark magic. It’s a fierce story of power, legacy, and sacrifice.
9. In Transit (13 June – Amazon Prime Video)
In Transit is a deeply personal documentary that tells the stories of transgender individuals navigating life, identity, and acceptance. Through real voices and raw experiences, the series captures the emotional journey of being true to oneself in a society full of judgement. With compassion and honesty, it shines a light on the power of self-love and the fight for dignity. A must-watch for those who believe in equality and understanding.
10. Echo Valley (13 June – Apple TV+)
Echo Valley is an emotional thriller where Kate, a horse trainer, is shocked by the sudden return of her daughter Claire, who arrives in distress. As secrets unravel, their bond is tested, and the calm rural life is disrupted by unexpected darkness. With intense performances and gripping storytelling, the film explores motherhood, trauma, and hidden truths. The peaceful setting turns haunting as the past comes knocking at the door.
So which ones are you excited about!
