It’s time for your weekly update of the latest OTT releases and the next seven days have the perfect blend of movies and TV shows to satiate all your bingeing needs. Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu lead Citadel: Honey Bunny, the Indian edition of the global spy franchise; Anupam Kher stars in Vijay 69, a profound narrative challenging age stereotypes; Kareena Kapoor Khan’s The Buckingham Murders gears up for a digital premiere alongside Hollywood blockbusters like Despicable Me 4, Transformers One and It Ends with Us.

Despicable Me 4 (November 5)

The fourth instalment in the Despicable Me franchise sees Gru (Steve Carell) as an agent for the Anti-Villain League as he faces an old-school rival, Maxime Le Mal, a villain with a penchant for chaos and an unusual transformation. After Maxime’s daring escape from prison, Gru, along with his family—wife Lucy (Kristen Wiig), daughters Margo, Edith and Agnes, and the impish newcomer Gru Jr.—goes into witness protection, settling into the unassuming town of Mayflower. Adapting to new identities proves more challenging (and comical) than expected, especially as their nosey neighbour Poppy Prescott (Joey King) ropes Gru into a high-stakes heist. Meanwhile, the ever-loyal Minions embark on a hilarious experiment, transforming select ones into “Mega Minions” with super abilities.

Streaming on JioCinema

Meet Me Next Christmas (November 6)

Meet Me Next Christmas brings a festive sparkle to the holiday rom-com scene with Christina Milian playing Layla, a hopeless romantic on a mission to reconnect with her dream man, James (Kofi Siriboe), at New York City’s sold-out Pentatonix Christmas Eve concert. Faced with the seemingly impossible task of securing tickets, Layla enlists the help of Teddy (Devale Ellis), a charmingly resourceful concierge who thrives on delivering miracles. As Layla and Teddy navigate the city’s holiday buzz, their journey becomes an enchanting blend of humour and romance, with each twist bringing them closer to more than just a concert.

Streaming on Netflix

Pedro Páramo (November 6)

This adaptation of Juan Rulfo’s legendary novel brings to life a world where memory and ghostly echoes intertwine. Tenoch Huerta stars as Juan Preciado, a man who, honouring his mother’s dying wish, journeys to the desolate town of Comala in search of his estranged father, Pedro Páramo (Manuel García-Rulfo). Upon arrival, Juan is met with an eerie, ghost-ridden landscape, where spectral inhabitants unveil the oppressive grip of his father’s legacy—a life ruled by an insatiable hunger for power and an obsession with the enigmatic Susana San Juan (Ilse Salas). As Juan’s journey unfolds, the lines between the living and the dead blur, weaving a haunting tapestry of forgotten sins, secrets and lost souls.

Streaming on Netflix

Transformers One (November 6)

Unfolding on the shimmering, metallic world of Cybertron, Transformers One is an animated adventure examining the origin of the rivalry between Autobots and Decepticons. At the heart of the narrative are Orion Pax (Chris Hemsworth) and D-16 (Brian Tyree Henry), two miners with dreams of a better future. United by friendship and a shared quest for the legendary Matrix of Leadership, they uncover a dangerous conspiracy involving the enigmatic Sentinel Prime (Jon Hamm) and the ancient Quintessons, shattering their bond in a moment of devastating betrayal. As the duo grapples with their new transformation abilities, their paths diverge, marking the beginnings of the eternal conflict. The cast also includes Scarlett Johansson as Elita-1 and Keegan-Michael Key as B-127.

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Citadel: Honey Bunny (November 7)

Citadel: Honey Bunny transports viewers to the vibrant world of 1990s India. Directed by the visionary duo Raj & DK, the series follows Bunny (Varun Dhawan), a fearless stuntman, and Honey (Samantha Ruth Prabhu), an ambitious actor, who find themselves entangled in a covert world of danger and intrigue. Amid their undercover escapades, a passionate romance blooms, binding their lives in unexpected ways. Years later, the duo is thrust back together when a shadow from their past threatens their young daughter, Nadia, forcing them to confront buried secrets and rekindle a partnership forged in peril. The series also features Kay Kay Menon, Simran and Sikandar Kher. It is the third instalment in the franchise after Citadel (2023) and Citadel: Diana (2024).

Streaming on Prime Video

Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson (November 7)

This three-part docuseries offers an electrifying, behind-the-scenes look into the intense world of Jake Paul and Mike Tyson as they prepare for one of boxing’s most talked-about matchups. It takes viewers into the fighters’ training camps, unveiling their gruelling routines, personal sacrifices and unwavering determination. Beyond the gloves, the series sheds light on their respective journeys, presenting an intimate portrait of two contrasting icons facing the ultimate test in the ring. Countdown: Paul vs. Tyson crescendos with the live showdown on November 15 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Streaming on Netflix

Bank Under Siege (November 8)

Bank Under Siege unfolds as a riveting Spanish crime thriller set against the tense political landscape of 1981 Barcelona. Based on real events, the five-part miniseries takes viewers into the heart of a gripping heist that shocked the nation. On May 23, eleven masked attackers stormed the Central Bank, taking over 200 hostages and demanding the release of Colonel Tejero and three others implicated in a recent coup attempt. The standoff bristles with suspense as a determined journalist, defying official barriers, races to uncover the hidden motives driving the audacious siege.

Streaming on Netflix

Investigation Alien (November 8)

A captivating addition to documentary television, Investigation Alien dives deep into the enigmatic phenomena of UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters, guided by the esteemed investigative journalist George Knapp. Known for his rigorous approach and over three decades of dedication to unravelling the mysteries surrounding UFOs, Knapp leads viewers on a global quest to uncover compelling evidence, testimonials and firsthand accounts from witnesses across the world.

Streaming on Netflix

The Buckingham Murders (November 8)

Helmed by acclaimed director Hansal Mehta, The Buckingham Murders is an intense crime thriller that weaves a story of personal loss and the relentless pursuit of justice. Kareena Kapoor Khan stars as Jasmeet Bhamra, a British-Indian detective seeking refuge from her grief following the tragic loss of her child. Hoping to find solace, she relocates to the picturesque town of Buckinghamshire, but her quiet life is shattered when she is thrust into the investigation of a missing 10-year-old boy. As Jasmeet delves into the mystery, she unearths unsettling secrets embedded within the community, compelling her to confront both her past and the emotional weight of her loss. The film also stars Ranveer Brar, Keith Allen and Ash Tandon in pivotal roles.

Streaming on Netflix

Vijay 69 (November 8)

Starring Anupam Kher, Vijay 69 is a moving and humorous exploration of resilience and self-discovery. The film follows 69-year-old Vijay as he defies societal expectations by deciding to train for and participate in a triathlon, embodying the “better late than never” spirit. The film celebrates Kher’s four decades in cinema and also stars Chunky Panday and Mihir Ahuja as it tackles age-related stereotypes with humour and heart.

Streaming on Netflix

It Ends with Us (November 9)

Directed by Justin Baldoni and adapted from Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel, It Ends With Us is a poignant exploration of love, resilience and the struggle to break free from the cycles of abuse. Blake Lively stars as Lily Bloom, a young woman who moves to Boston to pursue her dream of opening a floral shop. Her fresh start takes an unexpected turn after meeting the charming neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid, played by Baldoni. While their relationship initially blossoms with passion, Ryle’s darker, abusive tendencies soon emerge, mirroring the domestic violence Lily witnessed in her past. Complicating her emotional journey is the return of her first love, Atlas Corrigan (Brandon Sklenar), whose reappearance forces Lily to confront the past she left behind and make life-altering decisions. The film’s cast also includes Jenny Slate and Hasan Minhaj.

Streaming on Netflix

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