If you’ve been feeling a little starved for great content lately, this week is about to fix that completely. From epic dragon battles and alien worlds to restaurant chaos and Himalayan horror — June 22–26, 2026 is arguably one of the most stacked OTT weeks of the year. Here’s everything dropping, platform by platform.
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All 10 Hollywood OTT Releases This Week — At a Glance
| # | Title | Platform | Release Date | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | House of the Dragon S3 | JioHotstar | June 22 | Fantasy Drama |
| 2 | See You At Work Tomorrow! | Prime Video | June 22 | Rom-Com |
| 3 | Avatar: Fire and Ash | JioHotstar | June 24 | Sci-Fi Fantasy |
| 4 | In the Hand of Dante | Netflix | June 24 | Biopic |
| 5 | Undertone | HBO Max | June 25 | Horror |
| 6 | Avatar: The Last Airbender S2 | Netflix | June 25 | Live Action |
| 7 | Little Brother | Netflix | June 26 | Comedy |
| 8 | Notes from the Last Row | Netflix | June 26 | Psychological Thriller |
| 9 | The Bear Season 5 | JioHotstar | June 26 | Drama |
| 10 | The Yeti | Prime Video | June 26 | Horror |
The Big Shows — Briefly Explained

1. House of the Dragon Season 3 (JioHotstar, June 22)
The Targaryen civil war intensifies as Rhaenyra prepares to claim the Iron Throne following her tense agreement with Queen Alicent. Meanwhile the Greens fortify the Reach while Corlys Velaryon’s fleet faces a deadly naval ambush from Free Cities forces. Westeros has never felt more dangerous.
2. See You At Work Tomorrow! (Prime Video, June 22)
A breezy Korean romantic comedy led by Seo In-guk and Park Ji-hyun, this office-set drama is the perfect lighthearted counterbalance to the week’s heavier offerings.
3. Avatar: Fire and Ash (JioHotstar, June 24)
The third Avatar film takes Jake Sully and Neytiri into Pandora’s volcanic heartland, swapping lush blue forests for a gritty, fire-scorched world. Sam Worthington and Zoe Saldana return alongside new additions to the cast in what James Cameron promises is a new dimension for the franchise.

4. In the Hand of Dante (Netflix, June 24)
A star-studded literary mystery featuring Oscar Isaac, Gal Gadot, Jason Momoa, Al Pacino, and even Martin Scorsese in front of the camera. Adapted from Nick Tosches’ acclaimed novel, it follows a present-day author drawn into authenticating what might be Dante Alighieri’s original Divine Comedy manuscript — weaving between medieval Italy and the modern world.
5. Undertone (HBO Max, June 25)
A paranormal horror about a podcast duo who investigate strange noises in a couple’s home — only to uncover something far more terrifying than expected. Lean, atmospheric, and genuinely unsettling.
6. Avatar: The Last Airbender Season 2 (Netflix, June 25)
Aang, Katara, and Sokka venture deep into the Earth Kingdom as the Avatar must find an earthbending master and persuade the reluctant Earth King to join the resistance — all while Princess Azula closes in.
7. Little Brother (Netflix, June 26)
John Cena stars as a high-achieving real estate agent whose polished life gets spectacularly derailed when his wild, chaotic little brother reappears. Expect big laughs and bigger chaos.
8. Notes from the Last Row (Netflix, June 26)
A taut Korean psychological thriller about a failed writer turned professor who becomes dangerously obsessed with a brilliant student’s work — with the line between fiction and reality slowly dissolving around him.
9. The Bear Season 5 (JioHotstar, June 26)
Picking up the morning after Season 4’s intense finale, Carmy steps away from the kitchen to find himself outside the restaurant world. The rest of the crew must now keep things together with no money, a looming sale, and a brutal Chicago storm bearing down. Jeremy Allen White delivers once again.
10. The Yeti (Prime Video, June 26)
When two prominent adventurers go missing in remote Alaskan wilderness, their children assemble a rescue team — only to discover they’ve walked into the frozen territory of a prehistoric beast. A solid creature-feature horror with genuine tension.
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FAQs
Q: Where can I watch House of the Dragon Season 3 in India?
Q: Is Avatar: Fire and Ash a direct sequel to The Way of Water?
Yes, it is the third Avatar film, continuing directly from The Way of Water and diving into Pandora’s volcanic regions with the same core cast.
