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This Week on OTT (Oct 1–7): New Movies & Web Series on Netflix, Prime Video, Sony LIV & More

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OTT Releases this week: Get ready for an exciting lineup of new movies and web series dropping on your favorite OTT platforms this weekend and throughout the first week of October! These OTT are from psychological thrillers to gritty crime capers and thought-provoking dramas, there’s something for every taste across ZEE5, Netflix, SonyLIV, Amazon Prime Video, MX Player, and JioCinema.

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This Week on OTT: Your Guide to New Movies and Web Series (October 1–7)

I am here to guide you, read the detailed look at what’s available to stream updates this week on Prime, ZEE5, Netflix, Jiohotstar and many more.

Amazon Prime Video

Madharaasi (Tamil | Hindi Dubbed Movie)

  • Story: Madharaasi is a psychological crime-action thriller that follows Raghu, a man struggling with Fregoli delusion—a rare disorder where he mistakes strangers for lost family members. His life takes a dramatic turn when NIA officer Premnath recruits him for a mission to dismantle a dangerous gun-smuggling syndicate operating across North India.
  • Cast: Sivakarthikeyan, Rukmini Vasanth, Biju Menon, Vidyut Jammwal
  • OTT Release Date: October 1
  • Platform: Amazon Prime Vide

Play Dirty (English | Movie)

  • Story: Play Dirty centers on Parker, an expert thief who plans the biggest heist of his life. Alongside Grofield, Zen, and his skilled crew, he stumbles onto a score that puts him at odds with the New York mob. Expect a gritty, clever caper filled with high stakes and betrayals.
  • Cast: Mark Wahlberg, LaKeith Stanfield, Rosa Salazar, Keegan-Michael Key
  • OTT Release Date: October 1
  • Platform: Amazon Prime Video

Netflix

Steve (English | Movie)

  • Story: Steve is a reimagining of Max Porter’s bestselling novel Shy. Set in mid-90s England, the film unfolds over one pivotal day at a last-chance reform school, exploring the struggles of a headteacher and his troubled students.
  • Cast: Cillian Murphy, Tracey Ullman, Jay Lycurgo, Little Simz
  • OTT Release Date: October 3
  • Platform: Netflix

The Game: You Never Play Alone (Tamil | Web Series)

  • Story: This Tamil drama follows a determined game developer who fights back against systemic misogyny after becoming the target of brutal updates and offline attacks. A timely, powerful series about resilience and digital-age harassment.
  • Cast: Shraddha Srinath, Santhosh Prathap, Viviya Santh, Chandini Tamilarasan, Hema
  • OTT Release Date: October 2
  • Platform: Netflix

Dudes Season 1 (German | Web Series)

  • Story: A light-hearted yet reflective series about four friends in their 40s navigating modern masculinity. Their attempts to adapt often backfire, leading to both comedic and heartfelt situations.
  • Cast: Tom Beck, Moritz Fuhrmann, Serkan Kaya, David Rott
  • OTT Release Date: October 2
  • Platform: Netflix

Old Dog, New Tricks (Spanish | Netflix)

  • Story: This Spanish drama offers a heartfelt take on rediscovery and second chances. Centered on aging characters confronting the challenges of modern life, the show beautifully portrays resilience, humor, and the ability to adapt even when the world feels too fast.
  • OTT Release Date: October 3
  • Platform: Netflix

The New Force Season 1 (Swedish | Netflix)

  • Story: A gripping Swedish crime drama that introduces viewers to a special task force assembled to fight rising urban crime. Blending action with layered character arcs, it’s a must-watch for fans of Nordic noir.
  • OTT Release Date: October 3
  • Platform: Netflix

Rurouni Kenshin Season 2 (Japanese | Anime | Netflix)

  • Story: The legendary samurai tale continues as Rurouni Kenshin returns with its much-awaited second season. Packed with intense battles, emotional storytelling, and striking animation, this anime explores the journey of Kenshin as he faces new foes and moral dilemmas.
  • OTT Release Date: October 4
  • Platform: Netflix

Winx Club – The Magic Is Back Season 1 (English | Netflix)

  • Story: The beloved fantasy series returns with fresh episodes as Bloom and her fairy friends face new adventures in the magical realm. With its mix of friendship, magic, and colorful storytelling, it’s set to enchant a new generation of fans.
  • OTT Release Date: October 2
  • Platform: Netflix

Genie, Make a Wish Season 1 (English | Netflix)

  • Story: A fun and whimsical fantasy series where a young character stumbles upon a genie who turns their ordinary life into extraordinary adventures. Packed with humor, magic, and heartfelt lessons, this show is perfect for family viewing.
  • OTT Release Date: October 3
  • Platform: Netflix

Monster: The Ed Gein Story (English | Netflix)

  • Story: This true-crime documentary dives into the chilling life and crimes of Ed Gein, whose actions inspired some of the most infamous horror films ever made. Through archival footage and expert analysis, the series examines the man behind the monster.
  • OTT Release Date: October 3
  • Platform: Netflix

Nightmares of Nature: Cabin in the Woods (English | Netflix)

  • Story: A spine-chilling docu-horror hybrid that takes viewers deep into the terrifying mysteries of isolated natural spaces. This episode explores the fear of wilderness and survival, blending real-world nature with eerie storytelling.
  • OTT Release Date: September 30
  • Platform: Netflix

13th – Some Lessons Aren’t Taught In Classrooms (Hindi | Sony LIV)

  • Story: This Hindi drama sheds light on the flaws of the education system by focusing on real-life lessons that can’t be learned within the four walls of a classroom. A socially relevant, thought-provoking release that is bound to spark conversations.
  • OTT Release Date: October 1
  • Platform: Sony LIV

So what are you waiting for, whether you’re into dark crime thrillers, powerful dramas, or light-hearted series, this week’s OTT releases have something for everyone. Grab your popcorn and enjoy streaming!

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