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New OTT Releases Movies This Week:Complete List (Updated September 7, 2026)

New OTT releases movies this week? Here’s the list! You are in the correct place. From a historical drama starring Bhuvan Bam to a crime thriller with Pratik Gandhi and Arshad Warsi, here’s the full list of new OTT releases movies and web series across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and ZEE5 updated frequently so you don’t miss out on what’s new on OTT.

Quick Answer: New OTT Releases Movies This Week

TitlePlatformRelease DateGenre
The RevolutionariesPrime videoSept 11 Period Drama
Ghamasaan ZEE5Sept 11 Crime Thriller
Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot JioHotstarSept 11Supernatural
Why Did I Get Married Again?NetflixSept 9Comedy Drama
Call My Agent! The MovieNetflixSept 10Comedy
Practical Magic 2Theatres Sept 11 Fantasy

Netflix New OTT Release Movies & Series –

Why Did I Get Married Too? (Sept. 9) Tyler Perry is back with the familiar cast for another installment, this one set against a wedding in Lake Como where old friendships and lingering tension threaten to ruin the celebration.

Dix pour cent The Movie (Sept 10) Camille Cottin returns as Andréa Martel in this feature-length follow-up to the hit French series, as she gets pulled back into the chaos of talent management when her directorial debut runs into trouble.

Crew Girl (Sept 10) 16-year-old rower Teagan joins her new school’s boys’ rowing team as coxswain and has to prove herself amid rivalry and teenage drama in this coming-of-age sports drama.

The Dinner Club (Sept 10) Karen moves to an exclusive Dutch seaside town, where she’s welcomed into a close-knit group of wealthy couples until a friend’s death in a villa fire causes her to distrust all those around her.

Go Team! (Sept 11) – A corporate team-building retreat at a struggling Spanish cheese company becomes a fight for survival when the employees learn layoffs are coming.

Dang (Sept 8) A lively family comedy about adult siblings whose carefully managed lives are thrown into chaos when their high-achieving sister suddenly comes home.

New on Prime Video This Week

The Revolutionaries (Sept 11). Nikkhil Advani’s period drama tells the story of four revolutionaries who decided to fight British rule with armed action. The Revolutionaries stars Bhuvan Bam, Rohit Saraf, Pratibha Ranta and Gurfateh Pirzada. Brings to light a hidden part of India’s freedom struggle.

Drawn Together (Sept 9). Ester Expósito plays Marfil, whose life changes badly after she is kidnapped and then released under circumstances. Drawn Together shows Marfil forming a relationship, with the bodyguard hired by her father.

On JioHotstar This Week

Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot (Sept 11). Asha Negi stars as a neuropsychology expert. Her quest to find her missing father turns into a mystery that features 40 restless ghosts.

Bigg Boss Season 20 (Sept 6). Salman Khan comes back as host. He leads a season of unfiltered drama surprising twists and larger-than-life personalities.

Prince of Mollywood (Sept 11). This Malayalam drama follows Firoz, an aspiring actor. Firoz’s dreams clash with his millionaire fathers opposition.

Jungle Tales with Mowgli (Sept 12). An animated adventure series for viewers. It follows Mowgli and his friends, on jungle escapades that highlight courage and friendship.

New on ZEE5 This Week

Ghamasaan (Sept 11). Ghamasaan, a crime drama by Tigmanshu Dhulia puts Pratik Gandhis IPS officer against Arshad Warsis feared dacoit. The story occurs as power and loyalty shift.

New in Theatres This Week

Haiwaan (Sept 11). Haiwaan, an action thriller by Priyadarshan centers on a conflict between two very different men.

Last Man in Tower (Sept 11). Last Man in Tower a drama by Ben Rekhi follows residents of a housing tower fighting for their futures amid uncertainty.

Practical Magic 2 (Sept 11). Practical Magic 2 brings back Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman as the Owens sisters, in this anticipated sequel.

Other Notable OTT Releases This Month (September 2026)

Gandhari (Netflix, Sept 3). Gandhari shows Taapsee Pannu in an action thriller where a mother must fight after her daughter is kidnapped. I think Gandhari feels like a emotional battle.

The Gentlemen Season 2 (Netflix, Sept 3). The Gentlemen Season 2 returns as a crime comedy from Guy Ritchie. I find The Gentlemen Season 2 exciting and familiar.

The Court (JioHotstar, Sept 4). The Court is a Tamil courtroom drama on JioHotstar. I see The Court as a legal story that pulls you in.

Unmadham (SonyLIV, Sept 4). Unmadham is a Malayalam thriller that feels very intense. I think Unmadham keeps you on the edge of your seat.

MobLand Season 2 (JioHotstar, Sept 18). MobLand Season 2 is an English crime drama sequel that keeps the suspense alive. I think MobLand Season 2 is gripping.

The Love Hypothesis (Prime Video, Sept 23). The Love Hypothesis is a romance adaptation of the bestselling novel, on Prime Video. I love The Love Hypothesis for its sweet love story.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the new OTT releases movies this week?

The biggest new OTT releases movies this week are The Revolutionaries (Prime Video) Ghamasaan (ZEE5) and Ali Baba Aur 40 Bhoot (JioHotstar) along with Netflix titles such, as Why Did I Get Married Again?. Call My Agent! The Movie.

Which platform has the new releases this week?

Netflix has the new releases this week with six new titles. JioHotstar and Prime Video follow.

How often is this list updated?

This page is updated every Monday. The updates happen once a week.

Where can I watch The Revolutionaries and Ghamasaan?

The Revolutionaries can be watched on Prime Video starting September 11. Ghamasaan can be watched on ZEE5 starting September 11.

This article updates regularly. Bookmark this page to stay on top of every OTT release every new movie and every new web series, across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5 and SonyLIV.

Written by: Ram Jadhav

Ram Jadhav is a passionate cinema reviewer with 5+ years of experience in films and web series. He has watched 500+ movies across Bollywood, Telugu, Punjabi and Korean cinema. On Cinemadose, Ram shares in-depth movie endings, hidden details, real stories behind films, and honest reviews that you won't find anywhere else."

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