OTT Releases This Week (October 30, 2026): List of new movies and shows streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and More

The weekend is here, bringing with it a fresh lineup of films and shows across popular OTT platforms. From the much-awaited Mirzapur: The Movie to the psychological thriller Obsession, streaming services such as Netflix, Prime Video and JioHotstar have several new titles lined up for viewers this week.

Whether you enjoy suspense-filled dramas, romantic stories, family entertainers or comedy, there is something new to add to your watchlist. Here's a look at the latest OTT releases and where you can stream them.

Obsession (JioHotstar)

One of the blockbuster films of 2026, Obsession follows the story of an introverted guy, Bear (Michael Johnston), who is in love with his co-worker Nikki (Inde Navarrette). But things take a bad turn after he uses a supernatural artefact to make her like him back. Both Nikki and Bear pay the price as Nikki turns into an obsessive stalker-lover, followed by disastrous consequences. It is streaming on JioHotstar from October 30.

Mirzapur: The Movie (Prime Video)

Fans of the popular crime franchise can return to its familiar world with Mirzapur: The Movie. Set within the timeline of the first season, the film explores an untold story involving the power struggles, rivalries and battles for dominance that define Mirzapur. As the fight for the throne takes the characters from Purvanchal to the desert, the story brings back several familiar faces for a larger-than-life chapter.

Ali Fazal, Pankaj Tripathi, Divyenndu and Rasika Dugal reprise their popular characters, while Jitendra Kumar, Ravi Kishan and Sonal Chauhan are among the new additions. The film also comes with an extended cut featuring never-before-seen scenes. It is now streaming on Prime Video.

Meethe Mein Kya Hai (Netflix)

For those looking for a family drama, Meethe Mein Kya Hai explores the complicated relationships within a multigenerational household. Years of unresolved secrets and differing perspectives have created tensions among family members. Their already complicated equations take another turn when an unexpected marriage announcement interrupts the family's festive celebrations, bringing long-buried issues to the surface. The film starts streaming on Netflix from October 30.

Drive: The Pretenders (Prime Video)

Inspired by Tamara Lush's Wattpad novel, Drive: The Pretenders is a German romantic drama set against the competitive world of professional racing. The story follows Dante Annunziata (Amin Baahmed), a controversial Formula 1 champion, and Sarah Jenkins (Lisa-Marie Koroll), a pit mechanic determined to establish herself in the sport.

When a fake engagement becomes Dante's way of repairing his public image, the arrangement begins to get complicated as the two develop genuine feelings for each other. Their relationship unfolds against the pressures and challenges of the motorsport world. The film is available to stream on Prime Video.

Dhindora (Netflix)

Bhuvan Bam's popular comedy series Dhindora is also part of this week's OTT watchlist. The story follows Babloo and his middle-class family, whose lives take an unexpected turn after a lottery win. However, their excitement soon turns into chaos when Babloo is in a car accident and suffers from amnesia. As his son Bhuvan and his friends try to uncover what happened, the family finds itself dealing with greedy neighbours, unexpected fame and a series of comic situations. Bhuvan Bam takes on nine different characters in the series, including the much-loved eccentric Titu Mama. It is streaming on Netflix.