Planning To Binge Watch? Here Are Top OTT Releases For Next Week

The OTT platforms are preparing lists of endless entertainment that you can enjoy with friends and family or with a hot cup of coffee and popcorn as the chilly month of November approaches. There is something for everyone this month, from poignant dramas to true-crime sagas. Prepare to enjoy some, adventure, political thrillers, and dark mysteries with top releases of coming week.

1. Maharani Season 4

Sony Liv

7 November

Huma Qureshi's Rani Bharti is back in Maharani season 4, streaming on SonyLIV from November 7, 2025. As the story expands from Bihar to Delhi, the new season of the political web series promises fierce rivalries, new faces, and the return of a lioness in power.

2. Baramulla

Netflix

7 November

Releasing on November 7, this supernatural drama mystery is set in Kashmir, where a little boy goes missing mysteriously. The story follows DSP Ridwaan Sayed, played by Manav Kaul who goes beyond logic to expose the chilling legends of the village while battling with his past.

3. All’s Fair

JioHotstar

4 November

In this courtroom drama, Ryan Murphy puts together a strong female ensemble that includes Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close. The Hulu series centers on a successful divorce attorney who runs an all-female legal practice in Los Angeles and deals with a wide range of customers.

4. Frankenstein

7 November

Netflix

In Guillermo del Toro's version of Mary Shelley's popular Gothic novel Frankenstein, Oscar Isaac portrays Victor Frankenstein, while Jacob Elordi plays his monster. Using real sets, minimal visual effects, and elaborate costumes, the ambitious streaming production took roughly 120 days to finish on a $120 million budget.

5. Maxton Hall Season 2

Amazon Prime 

7 November

Arguably the most popular German series on Amazon Prime Video, the coming-of-age story based on Mona Kasten's novels is returning for a second season. In some way, two international students, Ruby Bell (played by Harriet Herbig-Matten) and James Beaufort (played by Damian Hardung), fall in love.