OTT releases this week: New movies and shows to watch on Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+ Hotstar

Check out what’s new on your favorite streaming services this week! Whether you’re into action, drama, romance, or mystery, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a rundown of the latest releases:

Anthracite (Netflix, April 10) – A French mystery thriller set in an old mountain town, following the investigation of a murder and a rumored sect resurgence.

The Hijacking of Flight 601 (Netflix, April 10) – Based on a real-life event, this gripping story follows the hijacking of a flight and the efforts of two flight attendants to outsmart the criminals.

Baby Reindeer (Netflix, April 11) – A British original about a comedian stalked by an admirer, delving into mature themes like nudity, sex, and violence.

Amar Singh Chamkila (Netflix, April 12) – A biopic of the famed Punjabi musician, showcasing his rise to fame and the challenges he faced, starring Diljit Dosanjh.

Premalu (Disney+ Hotstar, April 12) – A Malayalam romcom about Sachin’s attempts to win over Reenu’s heart, despite her being in love with someone else.

Fallout (Amazon Prime Video, April 12) – A live-action adaptation of the popular post-apocalyptic game, following protagonist Lucy as she explores the aftermath of a nuclear war.

Lal Salaam (SunNxt, April 12) – A sports drama featuring characters caught in a war of faith and intolerance, with a cameo by Rajinikanth.

Gaami (SunNxt, April 12) – Set in a dystopian future, this film follows Shanker as he navigates through ruins and turmoil to protect society.

The Greatest Hits (Disney+ Hotstar, April 12) – A romantic fantasy film revolving around love, loss, and the magic of music, as the protagonist relives her past with her former boyfriend.

Franklin (Apple TV+, April 12) – Follow Benjamin Franklin’s efforts to secure French support for America during its war with Britain, facing challenges from British spies and French informers.

Catch these releases on platforms like Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video, and more. So, grab your popcorn and start streaming!