This week, OTT platforms are going all out. From dark Hollywood comedy to romantic thrillers, nail-biting survival stories to superhero chaos, April 6-12, 2026 is stacked with fresh releases that promise endless binging. Are you a die-hard Keanu Reeves fan or a Shahid Kapoor enthusiast? We have got you covered. Even if you are not, we got you covered, because why not!
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O’Romeo
Release: Amazon Prime Video, April 10
Set against the 1990s Mumbai underworld, ‘O’Romeo’ directed by Vishal Bhardwaj is heady mix of romance and action. Inspired by Hussain Zaidi’s ‘Mafia Queens of Mumbai’, Shahid plays Ustara. He is a contract killer with a flair for drama, wielding only a barber’s razor.
The twist? He meets Afshan, played by Triptii Dimri. She is a grieving woman seeking revenge for her husband’s murder.
Outcome
Release: Apple TV, April 10
Hollywood’s iconic Keanu Reeves is making a splash in a dark comedy that’s as twisted as it is funny. ‘Outcome’ follows Reef Hawk, a movie star whose past threatens to ruin his glittering Hollywood career.
When a mysterious extortionist surfaces, holding a video that could destroy his reputation, Reef embarks on a journey of self-reflection.
Joining Keanu is Jonah Hill, Matt Bomer, and Cameron Diaz.
Tu Yaa Main
Release: Netflix, April 10
If survival thrillers get your adrenaline pumping, ‘Tu Yaa Main’ is your ticket. Set in a secluded Goan estate, the story follows Avani, a wealthy social media star, and Maruti, a struggling rapper, whose vacation takes a deadly turn. An unexpected pregnancy and a misadventure land them trapped at the bottom of a 20-foot-deep pool, with a crocodile lurking. Yes!
Directed by Bejoy Nambiar, this is the official remake of the Thai thriller ‘The Pool’ (2018). The film has Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor.
The Boys Season 5
Release: Amazon Prime Video, April 8
The long-awaited final season of ‘The Boys’ is here, and it’s everything fans hoped for; brutal, darkly funny, and unapologetically shocking. Homelander has established a fascist regime, imprisoning most of the team. Annie (Starlight) and A-Train lead a resistance alongside Gen V supes.
Butcher, of course, has his own world-ending plan: deploying a genocidal virus aimed at all supes. Soldier Boy makes a dramatic return, cranking up the chaos. With Karl Urban, Jack Quaid, Antony Starr, Erin Moriarty, and an ensemble cast delivering jaw-dropping performances, expect explosive twists at every turn.
Main Woh Aur Fuji
Release: SonyLIV, April 10
Marathi cinema lovers, this one’s for you. ‘Main Woh Aur Fuji’ explores the bittersweet reunion of a couple whose love faded due to personal ambitions. Seven years later, fate brings them to Japan forcing them to confront unresolved emotions and decide if love can bloom again.
With Lalit Prabhakar and Mrinmayee Godbole leading the story, the film is complemented by its serene international setting.
Trust Me
Release: Netflix, April 8
‘Trust Me: The False Prophet’ follows cult expert Christine Marie and videographer Tolga Katas as they infiltrate a polygamist sect. Their target: Samuel Bateman, a self-proclaimed prophet. Over four episodes, the duo seeks to expose the lies, manipulations, shocking truths behind the cult.
Christine and Tolga’s undercover work offers insight into real-life deception, dangerous beliefs, and struggle to bring a manipulative leader to justice.
18th Rose
Release: Netflix, April 9
’18th Rose’ returns for Season 2 with Rose, a determined teenager chasing her Filipino dream. Her journey intertwines with Jordan, a lonely newcomer, as they plan perfect event.
But, of course, nothing stays simple. Romance, secrets, and teenage drama ensue. Kyle Echarri and Xyriel Manabat bring authenticity to their roles.
Thrash
Release: Netflix, April 10
Imagine a hurricane tearing through a coastal town, only to unleash man-eating sharks in its wake. That’s ‘Thrash’ for you. Survivors must navigate deadly waters, collapsing buildings, the relentless power of nature itself.
Phoebe Dynevor, Whitney Peak, and Djimon Hounsou lead this high-stakes survival adventure that blends natural disaster, suspense, human resilience. Not for the faint-hearted, but a thrill ride for sure.
Big Mistakes
Release: Netflix, April 9
Daniel Levy and Rachel Sennott team up for ‘Big Mistakes’, a comedy-thriller that’s as chaotic as it is hilarious. Nicky and Morgan, two well-meaning but hopelessly inept siblings, attempt a heist to help their dying grandmother.
Unsurprisingly, things go wildly wrong, pulling them into the orbit of organised crime.
Untold: Chess Mates
Release: Netflix, April 7
For all you satranj ke khiladis out there, ‘Untold: Chess Mates’ chronicles explosive 2022 chess scandal that took place between Grandmaster Hans Niemann and World Champion Magnus Carlsen.
Niemann’s victory triggered massive cheating allegations and bizarre media spectacle.
The documentary delves into Niemann’s admission of past online cheating and also his road to redemption culminating in 2024 rematch against Carlsen.
Turn of the Tide Season 3
Release: Netflix, April 10
In the final season of ‘Turn of the Tide’, Eduardo returns to Rabo de Peixe after three years, reuniting with friends to form a secret vigilante group.
Their goal? Protect the local fishing industry from ruthless gangs while delivering justice where law fails.
The season features José Condessa, Helena Caldeira, and Rodrigo Tomás in an emotionally charged narrative.
Malcolm in the Middle: Life’s Still Unfair
Release: JioHotstar, April 10
For fans of classic comedy, adult Malcolm is back in ‘Life’s Still Unfair’. He’s left his family behind for a quieter life with his girlfriend and daughter. But the past calls him back. Returning for Lois and Hal’s 40th anniversary, Malcolm finds himself amidst old rivalries, chaotic relatives, and shock that his daughter inherited his high IQ.
Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek reprise their iconic roles.
Whether you love adrenaline-pumping thrillers, heartfelt romances, cult exposés, or chaotic comedy, this lineup has everything for you!