OTT Releases This Week (November 24-30, 2025): 12 New Movies And Web Series To Watch On Netflix, ZEE5, JioHotstar, And More

As November comes to a close, the OTT landscape is abuzz with major global premieres, home-grown dramas, political thrillers, festive films and thought-provoking documentaries. Whether you’re in the mood for a cosy holiday watch, an adrenaline-fuelled action saga or a gripping web series, the week of November 24-30, 2025, offers an impressive slate across all major streaming platforms.

While Netflix leads with high-profile global releases, Prime Video, ZEE5, JioHotstar and Lionsgate Play are rolling out equally engaging titles, ensuring viewers have a diverse mix of stories to explore.

OTT Releases This Week (November 24-30, 2025)

Kevin Hart: Acting My Age – Netflix (November 24)

Kevin Hart returns with a new stand-up special that dives into the absurdities of adulthood, ageing, family life and the painful realities of turning 40. Shot before a live audience, the show blends Hart’s trademark humour with candid storytelling.

Bel-Air Season 4 – JioHotstar (November 25)

The Banks family steps into a life-altering new chapter. As Will and Carlton navigate senior year pressures, Aunt Viv’s late pregnancy and Geoffrey’s mysterious disappearance add unexpected layers of drama. Fresh challenges test the family’s unity, identity and future.

Jingle Bell Heist – Netflix (November 26)

This festive rom-com follows two down-on-their-luck strangers who unknowingly plot the same Christmas Eve robbery. Forced into a reluctant partnership, they dodge security systems, confront personal secrets and discover unexpected chemistry amid the chaos.

Stranger Things Season 5: Volume 1 – Netflix (November 27)

The penultimate chapter takes viewers back to Hawkins in 1987, still reeling from the catastrophic Rifts. With Eleven in hiding and Vecna missing, the group faces their final and most dangerous battle yet, one that hinges on Will’s haunting connection to the Upside Down.

Kantara: A Legend Chapter 1 (Hindi) – Prime Video (November 27)

This grand prequel transports viewers to pre-colonial Karnataka, where the Kantara tribe raises a young Berme. When a ruthless prince threatens their sacred land, Berme’s transformation into a divine warrior sets up a mythic showdown steeped in folklore and faith.

Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari – Netflix (November 27)

A comedic drama about heartbreak, jealousy and second chances when Sunny’s extravagant proposal fails, he joins forces with Tulsi to crash their exes’ destination wedding, unravelling emotions, egos and unexpected truths along the way.

Aaryan – Netflix (November 28)

A failed writer takes a TV studio hostage, confessing to a series of ‘perfect crimes’. With DCP Nambi racing against time, the cat-and-mouse chase grows darker as the killer reveals victims hours before each murder, exposing a chilling philosophy behind his actions.

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Primitive War – Lionsgate Play (November 28)

Set during the Vietnam War, an elite American squad enters a forbidden valley in search of missing soldiers, only to encounter predators from another era. Dinosaurs resurrected through a failed Soviet experiment turn this mission into a brutal fight for survival.

Raktabeej 2 – ZEE5 (November 28)

Intelligence officer Pankaj Sinha and police officer Sanjukta Mitra return to unravel Mission M2, a cross-border terror plot involving political conspiracies, sleeper cells and an ambitious extremist aiming to weaponise Indo-Bangladesh tensions.

Regai – ZEE5 (November 28)

This gritty crime series begins with a severed hand found under melting ice, dragging investigators into a murky network of medical cover-ups and illegal trials. As SI Vetri pieces clues together, he uncovers chilling truths about crimes committed after victims are declared dead.

Born Hungry – JioHotstar (November 28)

The deeply emotional documentary follows celebrated chef Sash Simpson’s journey from surviving on Chennai’s streets to becoming a top chef in Canada, and returning to India to search for his biological family armed only with fragmented childhood memories.

The Stringer: The Man Who Took The Photo – Netflix (November 28)

This investigative documentary reopens the mystery behind the iconic ‘Napalm Girl’ photograph. A two-year global inquiry challenges historical narratives, spotlighting racial injustice and the overlooked contributions of local Vietnamese journalists during the Vietnam War.

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