Home / Entertainment / Ott Releases This Week / Photos / OTT releases this week: Gandhari, Dhamaal 4 to Fauda S5

OTT releases this week: Gandhari, Dhamaal 4 to Fauda S5

Updated On: 02 September, 2026 09:39 AM IST | Aakruti Bagla

Latest OTT releases to watch this week: It's that time of the week again when we bring you the freshest updates from the world of over-the-top (OTT) entertainment. The next seven days are packed with a delightful mix of movies and TV shows that promise to satisfy all your binge-watching cravings. So, grab your popcorn, and let's dive into the exciting lineup

  • WhatsApp
  • Twitter
  • WhatsAppBookmarkBookmark
01
OTT releases this week
OTT releases this week
02
Korean Kanakaraju (September 4, Netflix): Varun Tej trades his usual action-hero register for horror comedy in this Telugu release, playing a bhajana troupe leader possessed by the spirit of a deceased Korean man.
Korean Kanakaraju (September 4, Netflix): Varun Tej trades his usual action-hero register for horror comedy in this Telugu release, playing a bhajana troupe leader possessed by the spirit of a deceased Korean man.
03
Grand Tour S1 (September 4, Prime Video): Francis Bourgeois joins Throttle House creators James Engelsman and Thomas Holland for a thrilling and hilarious motoring adventure across the Angolan desert, Malaysia, and California.
Grand Tour S1 (September 4, Prime Video): Francis Bourgeois joins Throttle House creators James Engelsman and Thomas Holland for a thrilling and hilarious motoring adventure across the Angolan desert, Malaysia, and California.
04
The Runner (September 2, Netflix): A high-powered attorney (Gal Gadot) must race through London to save her abducted son while following cryptic commands from a mysterious caller.
The Runner (September 2, Netflix): A high-powered attorney (Gal Gadot) must race through London to save her abducted son while following cryptic commands from a mysterious caller.
05
Jagamae Sangeetham (September 4, Prime Video): A disciplined musical heir and a fame-weary pop star form an unlikely bond in a sacred temple town, where family secrets and masked identities threaten a century of heritage along the banks of the Godavari.
Jagamae Sangeetham (September 4, Prime Video): A disciplined musical heir and a fame-weary pop star form an unlikely bond in a sacred temple town, where family secrets and masked identities threaten a century of heritage along the banks of the Godavari.
06
The Court (September 4, JioHotstar): This Tamil courtroom drama series centers on Yazhini, an idealistic young lawyer struggling with a stammer, who finds herself taking on a massive legal battle directly opposite her own father. Lead by newcomer Yogalakshmi alongside veteran actor V. Jayaprakash, the narrative balances high-stakes legal arguments with deep-seated familial rivalry and emotional reckonings.
The Court (September 4, JioHotstar): This Tamil courtroom drama series centers on Yazhini, an idealistic young lawyer struggling with a stammer, who finds herself taking on a massive legal battle directly opposite her own father. Lead by newcomer Yogalakshmi alongside veteran actor V. Jayaprakash, the narrative balances high-stakes legal arguments with deep-seated familial rivalry and emotional reckonings.
07
Unmadham (September 4, SonyLIV): The Malayalam thriller follows Shelly, a frustrated civil police officer and aspiring screenwriter who returns to an old case involving the mysterious death of a young woman.
Unmadham (September 4, SonyLIV): The Malayalam thriller follows Shelly, a frustrated civil police officer and aspiring screenwriter who returns to an old case involving the mysterious death of a young woman.
08
Black Box (September 4, Lionsgate Play): Starring Tom Brittney, Holly White and Betsy-Blue English, Black Box, directed by Steven Quale, is a tense horror-sci-fi thriller that turns an ordinary flight into a terrifying fight for survival. Blending supernatural horror with mystery and high-altitude suspense, the film explores what happens when passengers find themselves trapped in the sky with an unknown and deadly threat.
Black Box (September 4, Lionsgate Play): Starring Tom Brittney, Holly White and Betsy-Blue English, Black Box, directed by Steven Quale, is a tense horror-sci-fi thriller that turns an ordinary flight into a terrifying fight for survival. Blending supernatural horror with mystery and high-altitude suspense, the film explores what happens when passengers find themselves trapped in the sky with an unknown and deadly threat.
09
Lovesick (September 2, Netflix): Set against the backdrop of Mexico's political revolution, Lovesick follows Violeta, a young woman from an influential family who falls in love with Emiliano, a man on the opposite side of a violent ideological conflict.
Lovesick (September 2, Netflix): Set against the backdrop of Mexico's political revolution, Lovesick follows Violeta, a young woman from an influential family who falls in love with Emiliano, a man on the opposite side of a violent ideological conflict.
10
Fauda 5 (September 8, Netflix): Set two years after the October 7, 2023 attacks, Doron Kavillio and his team deal with personal trauma while racing to stop a major attack. The action moves to locations including Marseille.
Fauda 5 (September 8, Netflix): Set two years after the October 7, 2023 attacks, Doron Kavillio and his team deal with personal trauma while racing to stop a major attack. The action moves to locations including Marseille.
11
Gandhari (September 3, Netflix): This action-thriller stars Taapsee Pannu as Bani, whose desperate search for her abducted daughter draws her into a far more dangerous reality than she could have imagined.
Gandhari (September 3, Netflix): This action-thriller stars Taapsee Pannu as Bani, whose desperate search for her abducted daughter draws her into a far more dangerous reality than she could have imagined. 
12
Dhamaal 4 (September 4, Netflix): Directed by Indra Kumar, the film stars Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Jaaved Jaaferi and Arshad Warsi. The fourth instalment follows the gang as they chase a legendary fortune, leading to chaos on a mysterious island.
Dhamaal 4 (September 4, Netflix): Directed by Indra Kumar, the film stars Ajay Devgn, Riteish Deshmukh, Jaaved Jaaferi and Arshad Warsi. The fourth instalment follows the gang as they chase a legendary fortune, leading to chaos on a mysterious island.
13
Earle Meets World (September 4, Netflix): Starring social media personality Alix Earle, this eight-episode unscripted series follows her personal and professional life as she navigates a public breakup, family dynamics, friendships and the challenges of building her growing business empire.
Earle Meets World (September 4, Netflix): Starring social media personality Alix Earle, this eight-episode unscripted series follows her personal and professional life as she navigates a public breakup, family dynamics, friendships and the challenges of building her growing business empire.
14
The Gentlemen 2 (September 3, Netflix): A year has passed since Eddie Horniman (Theo James) reluctantly became heir to his aristocratic family’s estate and its lucrative underground cannabis empire. Now he’s scaling up and taking the operation international, into the sun-drenched criminal landscape of Italy. The expansion puts him and Susie Glass (Kaya Scodelario) on a collision course with new, formidable adversaries.
The Gentlemen 2 (September 3, Netflix): A year has passed since Eddie Horniman (Theo James) reluctantly became heir to his aristocratic family’s estate and its lucrative underground cannabis empire. Now he’s scaling up and taking the operation international, into the sun-drenched criminal landscape of Italy. The expansion puts him and Susie Glass (Kaya Scodelario) on a collision course with new, formidable adversaries.
15
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 (September 2, Netflix): Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, this feature-length documentary examines how their consequences continue to affect people who were children or were not yet born when the tragedy occurred.
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 (September 2, Netflix): Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, this feature-length documentary examines how their consequences continue to affect people who were children or were not yet born when the tragedy occurred.

Recommended Photos

Next Gallery

Photo of Day

The people’s game

The people’s game

A boy playing football on the shore of Versova Jetty reminds us that we’re in for weeks of FIFA World Cup action. PIC/SHADAB KHAN