The second week of October brings a fresh lineup of movies and shows across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, SonyLIV, Apple TV and Chaupal. From crime thrillers and supernatural horror to international dramas and Punjabi comedy, viewers have several options to add to their weekend watchlist. Here are some of the notable OTT releases arriving between October 5 and 11, 2026.
‘Meri Girlfriend Da Viyaah’ brings Punjabi entertainment to Chaupal
Punjabi viewers can look forward to Meri Girlfriend Da Viyaah, which is scheduled to stream on Chaupal from October 9. Starring Vijay Tandon, Gopi Bhalla, Gagandeep Singh and Sandeep Malhi, the film combines romance, comedy and drama.
The story revolves around a young man who finds himself in a difficult situation after learning that his girlfriend is about to get married. The film explores his predicament through a family-entertainment narrative with humorous and emotional moments.
‘Reporting Live’ premieres on Netflix
Parineeti Chopra’s Reporting Live arrives on Netflix on October 9. The Hindi crime thriller follows a young journalist and a cameraman who investigate an illegal sand-mining operation.
Their pursuit of the truth draws them into a dangerous network controlled by a powerful syndicate. The story focuses on investigative journalism, corruption and the risks involved in exposing influential people.
‘Animals’ explores a kidnapping crisis
Ben Affleck and Kerry Washington star in Animals, which premieres on Netflix on October 9. The thriller follows a mayoral candidate and his wife after their son is kidnapped for ransom.
With limited time to arrange the money, the couple is forced into desperate decisions. As the crisis deepens, secrets emerge and their seemingly perfect lives begin to unravel.
‘Mandaadi’ brings high-stakes action to Netflix
Tamil film Mandaadi began streaming on Netflix on October 8, with its release also featured in this week's OTT lineup. Starring Soori, Suhas, Mahima Nambiar and Sathyaraj, the action drama centres on traditional sailboat racing.
Set against the coastal backdrop of Tamil Nadu, the film follows rival teams competing in a demanding race, with ambition, rivalry and personal stakes driving the story.
‘Khalifa Part 1’ explores an underworld empire
Malayalam action thriller Khalifa Part 1 is available on Prime Video and ManoramaMAX from October 9. Featuring Prithviraj Sukumaran, Mohanlal, Neil Nitin Mukesh and Indrans, the first part, titled The Intro, explores the history of the Mambarakkal family and its involvement in international gold smuggling.
The story traces the rise of Ahmed Ali and the criminal empire that shapes the family's legacy.
‘Eyes’ brings a psychological crime story
Malayalam series Eyes arrives on SonyLIV on October 9. Featuring Kani Kusruti, Nikhila Vimal, Shruti Ramachandran and Saniya Iyyappan, the series follows police officer Tina Sebastian as she investigates disturbing cases involving women.
The investigation brings police and mental health professionals together to examine stalking, obsession and warning signs before situations escalate.
‘100 Days of Deception’ arrives on Netflix
For viewers interested in Korean dramas, 100 Days of Deception is scheduled to stream on Netflix on October 10. Set in 1930s Gyeongseong under Japanese rule, the historical thriller follows a skilled pickpocket who accepts a dangerous undercover mission linked to the Korean independence movement.
Her assignment brings her into contact with an elite interpreter, complicating a mission built around secrecy, loyalty and survival.
‘Treasure Island’ brings an adventure to Prime Video
Treasure Island is scheduled to arrive on Prime Video on October 11. The new adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's classic adventure follows Jim Hawkins and his mother after they discover a map leading to legendary treasure.
Their discovery sets off a dangerous pursuit of riches, taking them into a world of shifting loyalties and ruthless ambition.
More titles to add to your watchlist
Other releases featured this week include Pati Patni Aur Panga Season 2, arriving on JioHotstar on October 10, and Carrie, listed for Prime Video on October 7. The former centres on celebrity couples facing relationship challenges, while the latter offers a supernatural horror story.
With Punjabi comedy, Indian crime dramas, regional cinema and international thrillers in the lineup, this week's OTT releases offer options for different audiences. Viewers should check their preferred streaming service for regional availability and the latest listing details.