13 OTT Films and Series Launching Across Netflix, SonyLIV and JioCinema This Week

OTT enthusiasts have a packed schedule from 21 to 27 September, with thirteen new titles arriving on Netflix, SonyLIV and JioCinema. The line‑up spans mystery thrillers, crime dramas, comedy specials and children’s programmes, offering something for every taste.

Shak: Trust No One (Netflix – 24 September)

This mystery thriller series follows a mother’s relentless search for her child, who was abducted nine years earlier. Featuring Parineeti Chopra, Jennifer Winget, Tahir Raj Bhasin, Sony Rajdan and Sumit Vyaz, the narrative explores whom she can rely on as she uncovers unsettling clues.

The Great India Kapil Show – New Season (Netflix – 26 September)

The popular reality‑comedy programme returns with Kapil Sharma at the helm, welcoming a roster of celebrity guests. Regulars such as Navjot Singh Sidhu and Archana Puran Singh also feature, promising the usual blend of humour and spontaneous banter.

Nimesh Patel: By the Dip (Netflix – 22 September)

Indian‑American comedian and writer Nimesh Patel presents a stand‑up special that riffs on everyday topics like family WhatsApp chats, hospital bills and children’s literature, all delivered in his signature observational style.

Unabomber (Netflix – 25 September)

This American crime‑drama anthology chronicles the FBI’s pursuit of the infamous terrorist Ted Kaczynski, known as the Unabomber. The series blends archival footage with dramatised sequences to depict the lengthy investigation.

The Final Problem (Netflix – 25 September)

Set in 1959, this Spanish mini‑series centres on thirteen strangers trapped in a remote hotel during a storm. As tensions rise, a mysterious death occurs, turning the narrative into a gripping whodunit.

Habitus Corpus (Netflix – 23 September)

A Brazilian legal drama that follows a law professor who assembles a team of students to re‑examine a convicted man’s case. Their quest for justice uncovers a surprising link between the professor and one of the pupils.

The Godfather: Coda – The Death of Michael Corleone (Netflix – 25 September)

An edited version of the 1990 classic "The Godfather Part III", this film restores scenes cut from the original theatrical release, offering a more complete conclusion to the Corleone saga under Francis Ford Coppola’s direction.

Delusion (Netflix – 24 September)

A psychological drama focusing on a primary‑school teacher whose life unravels when her father becomes a suspect in a murder investigation. The series delves into family secrets and the strain of public scrutiny.

My Sad Dead (Netflix – 24 September)

This psychological horror series follows a doctor who possesses the unsettling ability to see the dead. Her visions lead to chilling twists as she navigates the boundary between the living and the beyond.

Jungle Tales with Mogli (JioCinema – 26 September)

A children’s series retelling the adventures of Mogli, with fresh episodes released each Saturday. The programme, which began streaming on 12 September, combines animation with moral lessons suitable for young audiences.

Hunkar (JioCinema – 25 September)

A crime thriller that tracks a 17‑year‑old girl who accuses a powerful leader of sexual assault. The narrative examines the challenges she faces in seeking justice against a formidable adversary.

Mango Pacha (JioCinema – 25 September)

This Kannada‑language crime‑action film, directed by Vivek, follows a modest CD‑seller who is thrust into a hidden empire of politics and crime, forcing him to confront dangerous forces beyond his imagination.

Family Full House With Rohit Sharma (SonyLIV – 26‑27 September)

A gaming‑show format hosted by Indian cricketer Rohit Sharma. New episodes air on Saturday and Sunday, featuring interactive challenges and celebrity participants.