MUMBAI, India | September 7, 2026 —
OTT Releases This Week bring a packed September 7–13 streaming calendar as Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5, Apple TV and other platforms roll out new movies, original series, thrillers, period dramas, romances and comedies.
Indian viewers have several major titles to track this week. Prime Video will premiere Nikkhil Advani’s ambitious period drama The Revolutionaries, while ZEE5 brings Pratik Gandhi and Arshad Warsi together in Ghamasaan.
JioHotstar will add the supernatural series Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot and Malayalam comedy-drama Prince of Mollywood.
Netflix, meanwhile, has multiple international releases spread across the week, including Dang, Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool, Why Did I Get Married Again?, Call My Agent! The Movie, Crew Girl and The Perfect Lie.
Here is the major OTT lineup to watch from September 7 to September 13.
September 8: Netflix Starts the Week With New Titles
Netflix begins the major release cycle on September 8 with fresh international programming.
Dang — Netflix
The adult animated comedy follows three siblings whose already complicated lives become even more chaotic when the most successful member of the family suddenly turns up and disrupts their routine.
The series mixes family dysfunction, adult relationships and offbeat humour.
Untold Mr. T: I Pity the Fool — Netflix
Netflix expands its documentary catalogue with a feature focused on Mr. T.
The documentary traces Laurence Tureaud’s journey from Chicago to military service, celebrity bodyguard work, tough-man competitions and eventually global fame through Rocky III and The A-Team.
The project also features interviews with major figures connected with his career.
September 9: Prime Video, Netflix and Apple TV Add Fresh Releases
Midweek brings a strong mix of romance, mystery and drama.
Drawn Together — Prime Video
Ester Expósito leads this romantic thriller as Marfil Cortés, the daughter of a powerful businessman whose life changes after a kidnapping.
Her father assigns Sebastian Moore as her bodyguard, setting up a relationship shaped by danger, distrust and growing attraction.
The story draws inspiration from Mercedes Ron’s novel Marfil.
Last Seen — Apple TV
This mystery thriller centres on Ian Ridley, a former detective whose young daughter disappeared more than a decade earlier.
Years later, while working as a police dispatcher, he receives a distress call from a teenage girl whose voice he believes belongs to his missing daughter.
The call sends him into a personal investigation that challenges everything he thought he knew about the case.
Why Did I Get Married Again? — Netflix
Tyler Perry reunites familiar characters from the Why Did I Get Married? franchise for a new chapter built around a destination wedding in Italy.
The celebration quickly becomes complicated as relationships, old conflicts and hidden truths begin resurfacing.
September 10: Netflix Expands Its Midweek Slate
Netflix dominates September 10 with multiple new releases.
Call My Agent! The Movie — Netflix
The popular French entertainment-industry comedy returns in feature-film form.
Years after the ASK talent agency closed, Andréa Martel has left talent management and moved into filmmaking.
A production crisis forces her to reconnect with former colleagues, reviving old alliances, rivalries and professional chaos.
Crew Girl — Netflix
Crew Girl follows a competitive rower who moves to a new school after a family scandal.
With no girls’ rowing team available, she attempts to return to the sport by becoming coxswain of a difficult boys’ varsity crew.
The series combines sports drama, school politics and coming-of-age themes.
The Perfect Lie — Netflix
This Dutch mystery drama follows a family that moves into an affluent coastal community and joins an exclusive social circle.
After a deadly fire, the apparently perfect lives of the group begin to unravel.
The series adapts Saskia Noort’s novel The Dinner Club.
September 11 Becomes the Biggest OTT Day of the Week
Friday, September 11, carries the strongest India-focused lineup.
The Revolutionaries — Prime Video
The Revolutionaries ranks among the week’s most anticipated Indian streaming releases.
Nikkhil Advani created and directed the period series, which draws from Sanjeev Sanyal’s book Revolutionaries: The Other Story of How India Won Its Freedom.
The story focuses on young revolutionaries who chose armed resistance against British colonial rule.
The cast includes Bhuvan Bam, Rohit Saraf, Pratibha Ranta and Gurfateh Pirzada, with Jason Shah, Paoli Dam and Tota Roy Chowdhury in supporting roles.
Prime Video will premiere the series worldwide on September 11.
The platform will offer the Hindi original with dubbed versions in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Bengali.
Ghamasaan — ZEE5
Director Tigmanshu Dhulia brings Pratik Gandhi and Arshad Warsi together in this Hindi crime drama.
Pratik Gandhi plays IPS officer Aditya Singh, while Arshad Warsi takes on the role of feared dacoit Maharaj.
The story builds around their confrontation in a world where politics, crime, power and justice constantly overlap.
Ishita Dutta and Rajpal Yadav also feature in the cast.
Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot — JioHotstar
JioHotstar enters the Hindi supernatural space with Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot.
The series follows neuropsychology expert Alisha “Ali” Nigam as she searches for her missing father.
Her investigation brings her together with a police officer named Baba, and the pair encounter a mystery involving 40 ghosts.
Asha Negi and Vishal Vashishtha lead the series, with Shane Nigam among the key cast members.
Prince of Mollywood — JioHotstar
Malayalam viewers get Prince of Mollywood, a comedy-drama about an ambitious young man determined to become a major film star.
Dain Davis plays Firoz, whose plans repeatedly collide with his family’s expectations and his father’s opposition to his movie ambitions.
The series mixes family conflict with a humorous look at dreams of stardom.
Go Team! — Netflix
Netflix adds a Spanish workplace dark comedy centred on employees of a struggling family-run cheese company.
A team-building retreat turns increasingly uncomfortable when staff members realise that layoffs may already be planned.
The series uses workplace anxiety, corporate politics and dark humour to drive the story.
September 12: Korean Romance Arrives on Prime Video
A Love Other Than Yours — Prime Video
Prime Video closes out the major weekly lineup with a Korean relationship drama.
The series follows Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do after ten years together.
Their long relationship faces a serious test when Lee Mi-do develops feelings for another person during a difficult phase in her career.
The story examines whether familiarity, commitment and love can survive temptation after a decade together.
More JioHotstar and Netflix Titles Add to the Week
The wider September 7–13 streaming calendar also includes additional releases that could attract Indian viewers.
Netflix is expected to add fresh international and regional programming during the week, while JioHotstar continues to expand entertainment, reality and regional-language content.
The second week of September also carries ongoing seasons and weekly episodes from existing shows, making the actual streaming calendar broader than new-series premieres alone.
For audiences, September 11 stands out as the most crowded release date because several major Indian originals arrive together.
The Revolutionaries Could Lead Search Interest
Among Indian releases, The Revolutionaries has one of the strongest search propositions.
Its period setting, freedom-struggle theme and young ensemble cast give the series multiple audience hooks.
Rohit Saraf, Bhuvan Bam, Pratibha Ranta and Gurfateh Pirzada also bring substantial individual fan interest.
The worldwide Prime Video release could generate searches around its cast, real historical figures, episodes, reviews and the true events behind the series.
Ghamasaan Brings Arshad Warsi Into Darker Territory
Ghamasaan offers a very different search proposition.
Arshad Warsi has built much of his mainstream popularity through comedy, but Tigmanshu Dhulia places him in a darker crime setting opposite Pratik Gandhi.
That casting contrast could become one of the film’s strongest talking points.
The September 11 ZEE5 release also gives crime-drama viewers another major Hindi option alongside the historical storytelling of The Revolutionaries.
What Should You Watch This Week?
Viewers looking for an Indian historical drama can begin with The Revolutionaries.
Crime-thriller audiences can track Ghamasaan, while supernatural fans may prefer Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot.
For Malayalam comedy, Prince of Mollywood provides a lighter option.
International viewers have several choices across Netflix, Apple TV and Prime Video, ranging from family comedy and romance to crime mysteries and documentaries.
With multiple major releases landing on September 11 alone, OTT Releases This Week offer one of September’s busiest streaming calendars so far.
