New weekend OTT releases across Prime Video, Netflix and more

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The publisher GQ India published a guide highlighting new OTT releases for the weekend. The roundup spans multiple streaming platforms, including Apple TV, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and ZEE5, among others. It enumerates nine titles with brief descriptions and context for each, covering a mix of international and local productions.

The following titles are listed along with the platform and a short synopsis provided by the article:

• Reacher Season 4 — Amazon Prime Video. Alan Ritchson returns as Jack Reacher in the fourth season, where a chance subway encounter pulls him into a conspiracy involving powerful adversaries; survival hinges on outsmarting enemies.
• My Brilliant Career — Netflix. Based on Miles Franklin’s novel, the story follows Sybylla, a fiercely independent young woman in 1900 rural Australia, as she pursues writing and navigates relationships and aspirations.
• Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata — ZEE5. Set against the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, the drama centers on healthcare workers at Cama & Albless Hospital who strive to care for patients amid chaos, barricading entrances and maintaining hospital function.
• Don't Say Good Luck — Netflix. A 15-year-old theatre student, Sophie, lands a lead role in her school musical, while her mother’s cancer returns and shapes the family’s future and pressures on Sophie.
• Cocktail 2 — Netflix. A follow-up to a 2012 film, the romance centers on Kunal and Diya as pressures to marry mount, with a trip to Sicily and a test of loyalty that becomes emotionally tangled with Ally.
• The Traitors Season 2 — Amazon Prime Video. Hosted by Karan Johar, the reality competition brings a new group of celebrity contestants who must form alliances, complete challenges and identify traitors for a cash prize.
• This, That and Everything in Between — Netflix. An emotional coming-of-age drama about Joanne, a successful TV writer, whose life is unsettled by her estranged mother’s return after nearly 30 years and a long-kept secret.
• Umthetho — Netflix. Mbali Dlamini discovers her estranged brother Moses is alive and leading a violent prison gang; she goes undercover to protect her family as the brother’s activities escalate.
• Women in Blue Season 2 — Apple TV. A Spanish-language crime drama returns with a new season, continuing its narrative across law enforcement and crime elements.

The compilation indicates a diverse slate across genres and languages, reflecting an array of streaming strategies for the weekend lineup.