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In a world where screens are our escape and streaming is the new theatre, the hunt for fresh content never stops. With each passing week, OTT platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and JioHotstar are expanding their arsenals, serving everything from spine-tingling thrillers and heartwarming dramas to hilarious rom-coms and gut-wrenching documentaries. This week is no different. A diverse mix of over 25 new titles has landed across top platforms, promising entertainment for every kind of viewer. Whether you crave suspenseful mysteries, psychological thrillers, or light-hearted comedy, there’s something in this week’s release lineup that will pull you in and keep you bingeing.

From horror dramas like Khauf to gripping documentaries like Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror, and highly anticipated sequels such as The Last of Us Season 2, the variety is simply exhilarating.

Let’s take a deep dive into this week’s OTT landscape and discover what’s new, what’s hot, and what’s worth watching:

OTT

🧟‍♀️ ‘Khauf’ Brings Paranormal Panic to Prime Video

One of the eeriest new titles this week is Khauf, a spine-chilling eight-episode horror series on Amazon Prime Video. Created by Smita Singh, the show plunges us into the dark corridors of a haunted hostel in Delhi. Monika Panwar stars as Madhu, a young woman running from a traumatic past, only to confront supernatural horrors in her rented hostel room. With veterans like Rajat Kapoor and Geetanjali Kulkarni in the ensemble cast, Khauf captures psychological terror with slow-burning dread and unsettling realism. The haunted past of the building unravels as the entity makes its terrifying presence known, challenging Madhu’s grip on sanity.

📱 ‘Logout’: A Gen-Z Nightmare Fueled by Obsession

Streaming on ZEE5, Logout is a contemporary psychological thriller that hits where it hurts—the digital age. Babil Khan plays Pratyush Dua, a social media influencer teetering on the edge of superstardom with nearly 10 million followers. But when his phone—the epicenter of his career—is stolen by an obsessed fan, his curated reality crumbles. Directed by Amit Golani and written by Biswapati Sarkar, the film explores identity, dependency on virtual validation, and the terrifying consequences of overexposure in the digital age.

💔 Love, Laughter & Amnesia in ‘Mere Husband Ki Biwi’

Mere Husband Ki Biwi, a romantic comedy on JioHotstar, redefines the love triangle trope with a hilarious twist. Arjun Kapoor plays Ankur, a man stuck between his past and present when his ex-wife, played by Bhumi Pednekar, reappears suffering from retrograde amnesia. His current fiancée (Rakul Preet Singh) is understandably shaken, creating an avalanche of comic chaos. Mudassar Aziz delivers a light-hearted yet emotionally layered rom-com that’s perfect for weekend laughs.

🥊 ‘Daveed’: Action Meets Emotion in ZEE5’s Gritty Sports Drama

Daveed is not your average action flick. Directed by Govind Vishnu, it follows Ashiq Abu (Antony Varghese), a bouncer with a bruised past who is forced into the ring against a merciless Turkish boxer, played by Mo Ismail. Streaming on ZEE5, the film dives deep into masculinity, redemption, and the sheer will to fight—not just in the ring, but in life. The emotional gravity and high-octane action make Daveed a must-watch for fans of gritty sports dramas.

🌍 The Post-Apocalyptic Return of ‘The Last of Us Season 2’

Five years after the first season’s events, The Last of Us Season 2 arrives on JioHotstar with heightened tension and emotional complexity. Bella Ramsey’s Ellie and Pedro Pascal’s Joel return, navigating fractured bonds and rising dangers in a world that’s grown even colder. The arrival of Abby, played by Kaitlyn Dever, throws fuel on a slow-burning fire, and fans can expect emotionally charged storytelling with the same cinematic brilliance that made Season 1 a global hit.

🐎 Western Romance Reimagined in Netflix’s ‘Ransom Canyon’

If sweeping landscapes and fierce family feuds are your thing, Ransom Canyon on Netflix will capture your heart. Adapted from Jodi Thomas’s novel series, it portrays three ranching dynasties defending their legacy. With Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly in lead roles, this Western romance isn’t just about land—it’s about love, loyalty, and resilience. The show is a tribute to old-school storytelling with modern-day sensibilities.

👧 ‘The Stolen Girl’—Every Parent’s Worst Nightmare

In The Stolen Girl, a mini-series directed by Eva Husson and streaming on JioHotstar, suspense grips from the start. Adapted from Alex Dahl’s novel, the story follows Elisa, whose daughter vanishes after a seemingly innocent playdate. The mother’s frantic search uncovers dark truths, as the mysterious Rebecca Walsh (Holliday Grainger) disappears without a trace. The show is a chilling exploration of trust, motherhood, and how easily things can spiral out of control.

🔍 ‘The Glass Dome’: A Haunting Return to Past Trauma

A unique Swedish thriller on Netflix, The Glass Dome tells the story of Lejla Ness, a criminologist who must confront the darkness of her own kidnapping to solve another. With Camilla Läckberg’s signature tension and mystery, the series explores trauma, memory, and justice. Léonie Vincent shines in the lead, supported by a strong Scandinavian cast.

🕌 Cultural Clashes in ‘Istanbul Encyclopedia’

Set in the lively chaos of Istanbul, this Turkish drama centers on Zehra and Nesrin—two women from vastly different worlds forced to coexist. Streaming on Netflix, Istanbul Encyclopedia offers emotional insight into generational and cultural divides with a poignant narrative that’s both local and universal.

💣 ‘Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror’—A Gripping Retelling

Netflix’s chilling documentary Oklahoma City Bombing: American Terror revisits one of America’s darkest days. Through real footage and survivor testimony, the film dissects the 1995 bombing that killed 167 people and left the nation scarred. Directed by Greg Tillman, it’s a powerful reminder of how far hate can go when unchecked.

📅 This Week’s Full OTT Release Calendar

TitlePlatformRelease Date
KhaufAmazon Prime VideoApril 18
LogoutZEE5April 18
Mere Husband Ki BiwiJio HotstarApril 18
DaveedZEE5April 18
The Last of Us S2Jio HotstarApril 14
The Stolen GirlJio HotstarApril 16
The Glass DomeNetflixApril 15
Ransom CanyonNetflixApril 17
Istanbul EncyclopediaNetflixApril 17
Oklahoma City BombingNetflixApril 18
Young Sheldon S7NetflixApril 14
Law & Order S5Jio HotstarApril 18
Don’t Hate the PlayerNetflixApril 17
GhaatiAmazon Prime VideoApril 18

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FAQs

Q1: Which are the most talked-about OTT releases this week?

A1: Khauf, Logout, Mere Husband Ki Biwi, The Last of Us Season 2, and Oklahoma City Bombing are among the most anticipated releases this week.

Q2: Where can I find a complete list of new OTT releases every week?

A2: You can follow updates on entertainment blogs, official streaming platform apps, or curated guides like this weekly roundup that bring all releases in one place.



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