OTT Releases This Week: The Ba***ds Of Bollywood, Sinners, Haunted Hotel And More | Web-series News
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OTT releases this week (Sept 15–20, 2025): The Ba***ds of Bollywood, Gen V 2, The Morning Show 4, 28 Years Later, Haunted Hotel & more across Netflix, Prime, Hotstar.
This week’s OTT lineup is stacked with biting satire, edge-of-the-seat thrillers, courtroom clashes, interstellar adventures, and heartfelt dramas. From Netflix’s The Ba****ds of Bollywood to Prime Video’s Gen V Season 2 and Apple TV+’s The Morning Show Season 4, here’s your complete streaming binge guide.
This week’s OTT lineup is a heady cocktail of biting satire, high-octane thrillers, courtroom drama, sci-fi spectacle, and slice-of-life narratives. Across platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, Lionsgate Play, Apple TV+, Chaupal, and PlayFlix, audiences are in for a ride that blends Bollywood’s glitter and grit, Hollywood’s blockbuster scale, and regional cinema’s earthy depth. Here’s your complete binge guide.
The Ba***ds of Bollywood – September 18 (Netflix)
A scathing satire wrapped in drama, The Ba***ds of Bollywood follows Aasmaan Singh, an ambitious actor desperate for stardom. Backed by his mother Neeta, father Rajat, uncle Avtar, and loyal friend Parvaiz, Aasmaan enters the cutthroat world of cinema under the sharp-eyed guidance of his manager Sanya. His biggest challenge arrives in the form of superstar Ajay Talvar, and the clash is staged against the backdrop of cunning producers like Freddy Sodawallah and washed-up actors like Jaraj Saxena, clawing for relevance. The show is witty, self-aware, and dripping with commentary on Bollywood’s nepotism, egos, and illusions.
The Morning Show Season 4 – September 17 (Apple TV+)
Two years after the upheaval of Season 3, The Morning Show returns with deeper political fissures and murkier truths. With UBA and NBN merged, the newsroom battles misinformation, conspiracy theories, and deepfakes. As corporate agendas tighten their grip, anchors and executives navigate betrayals, cover-ups, and the fading line between journalism and propaganda. In this darker, more divisive climate, the question looms large: who can you still trust?
The Surfer – September 19 (Lionsgate Play | OTTplay Premium)
This taut psychological thriller follows a father returning to his childhood beach with his son, seeking peace through surfing. Instead, they encounter hostile locals who sneer, “Don’t live here, don’t surf here.” A bitter clash unfolds in the oppressive heat of summer, pushing the father to breaking point. What begins as a simple pursuit of nostalgia becomes a harrowing descent into paranoia, masculinity, and survival.
28 Years Later – September 20 (Netflix)
Set decades after the original outbreak, the fury virus has been confined under brutal quarantines, yet survivors have adapted to coexist in its shadow. A small community thrives on an island, accessible only by a fortified causeway. When one survivor ventures into the mainland, he unearths long-buried horrors and devastating secrets that redefine what it means to be human in a world scarred by infection. This long-awaited sequel ups the ante with terrifying imagery and philosophical undertones.
Black Rabbit – September 18 (Netflix)
New York nightlife is glamorous, dangerous, and addictive in this drama about brothers Jake and Vince Friedkin. Jake runs Black Rabbit, a VIP lounge on the verge of dominating the city’s social scene. But Vince’s sudden return drags up old grudges and entangles them in new threats. Their fraternal bond, tested against ambition and betrayal, becomes the beating heart of this blistering ride through ambition, crime, and family loyalty.
Elio – September 17 (JioHotstar)
Elio, a dreamy 11-year-old obsessed with aliens, finally gets his wish when he’s beamed up into the Communiverse, an intergalactic federation. Mistakenly hailed as Earth’s leader, he must navigate bizarre aliens, cosmic diplomacy, and the crushing pressure of saving humanity. Along the way, he befriends Glordon, an oddball alien, and discovers Aunt Olga isn’t entirely human either. A visually rich interstellar odyssey with heart.
Emmys 2025 – September 15 (JioHotstar)
The 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, hosted by comedian Nate Bargatze, will crown television’s best. Big contenders include Severance, The Penguin, The Studio, and The White Lotus. New rules spice things up: guest performers can’t be submitted multiple times, and live specials now feature in the main event. Expect glamour, surprises, and a celebration of streaming’s dominance.
Gen V Season 2 – September 17 (Prime Video)
The chaos of The Boys bleeds into Godolkin University once more. Under Homelander’s authoritarian grip, the new Dean Cipher transforms the school into a militarised training ground. Students Marie, Emma, Jordan, and Cate grapple with grief, fractured identities, and ethical dilemmas. When they stumble upon a hidden programme dating back to the school’s origins, their loyalties and limits are tested in brutal ways.
Haunted Hotel – September 19 (Netflix)
A struggling single mother inherits a decrepit hotel and finds herself assisted—sometimes sabotaged—by her long-dead brother, now a ghost. Together, they must wrangle restless spirits offering dubious advice, guests fleeing in terror, and the financial ruin looming over them. A quirky blend of horror and heartfelt sibling dynamics.
Sinners – September 18 (JioHotstar)
Twin brothers, desperate to leave behind trauma and poverty, return to their hometown seeking renewal. Instead, they awaken something far more sinister—a malevolent presence feeding on their despair. As they spiral into paranoia, loyalty and survival clash in this chilling psychological drama.
Swiped – September 19 (JioHotstar)
This biographical drama traces Whitney Wolfe Herd’s turbulent journey from co-founding Tinder to launching Bumble. Facing sexism, legal battles, and industry betrayal, Wolfe leverages resilience and vision to disrupt tech and become the youngest female self-made billionaire. It’s as much about personal grit as it is about reshaping online dating.
The Treasure Hunters – September 15 (JioHotstar)
Hosted by Manisha Rani and ScoutOP, this reality adventure drops ten social media creators into Mumbai’s maze. With riddles, obstacles, and local interactions guiding them, they race against time for a hidden treasure. Equal parts competition, travelogue, and influencer chaos.
The Trial Season 2 – September 19 (JioHotstar)
Lawyer Noyonika Sengupta is now a powerhouse, but new cases drag her into a minefield of political vendettas and personal betrayals. Rajiv, her disgraced husband-turned-politician, looms in the background while her daughter becomes a pawn in hospitalised trauma. Courtroom fireworks collide with messy private life in this layered legal thriller.
Next Gen Chef – September 17 (Netflix)
At the Culinary Institute of America, 21 young chefs under 30 battle gruelling tests in pursuit of the title “Next Gen Chef.” Sweat, passion, and creativity blend in this high-stakes culinary competition, where reputations are forged and dreams dashed in the flames of the kitchen.
She Said Maybe – September 19 (Netflix)
Mavi, raised in Germany, learns she is heir to a Turkish noble lineage. Torn between Hamburg’s freedom and Istanbul’s traditions, she navigates duty, love, and family secrets. What begins as a romcom soon spirals into a lush, culture-clash romance, with glamour and heart at its core.
1670 Season 2 – September 17 (Netflix)
The satirical Polish comedy returns with more absurd takes on 17th-century life. Peasants, nobles, and clergy collide in hilariously anachronistic ways, skewering politics, religion, and society. Season 2 continues blending slapstick with biting commentary, offering history lessons through laughter.
Platonic – Blue Moon Hotel – September 18 (Netflix)
A bittersweet romantic dramedy set in the enchanting Blue Moon Hotel. Guests arrive seeking escape, and friendships form in unexpected ways. Against whimsical backdrops and eccentric characters, the series explores love, loneliness, and second chances with warm humour.
Billionaires’ Bunker – September 19 (Netflix)
An investigative docuseries peeling back the layers of extreme wealth. Cameras gain access to secretive compounds where billionaires hide from chaos—complete with luxury bunkers, private armies, and paranoia-fuelled doomsday planning. It’s a surreal look at the elite’s obsession with survival.
Matchroom – The Greatest Showmen – September 17 (Netflix)
A dazzling sports documentary spotlighting Matchroom’s boxing empire. From promotional spectacles to the personal sacrifices of fighters, the series charts how Eddie Hearn turned the family business into a global powerhouse. Behind-the-scenes footage offers unprecedented access to boxing’s theatre.
Same Day with Someone – September 18 (Netflix)
A contemplative drama following two strangers who relive the same day together, over and over. As they peel away layers of trauma and longing, their fleeting connection transforms into something timeless. A slow-burn meditation on fate and human connection.
Rebel Royals: An Unlikely Love Story – September 16 (Netflix)
This documentary chronicles Princess Märtha Louise of Norway and American spiritual guide Durek Verrett’s unconventional romance, from their meeting in 2018 to their 2024 wedding. Under scrutiny from press and palace alike, their story becomes a reflection of love versus tradition.
Trust – September 17 (BookMyShow Stream)
Lauren Lane (Sophie Turner), a Hollywood starlet reeling from a leaked photo scandal, hides in a remote cabin. But those she trusted soon betray her, turning refuge into nightmare. With Rhys Coiro, Billy Campbell, and Peter Mensah, Trust is a thriller about betrayal, survival, and image.
Queen of the Ring – September 19 (PlayFlix)
A powerful sports biopic on Mildred Burke, the pioneering wrestler who broke barriers in a male-dominated arena. Chronicling her rise from sideshow acts to championship belts, it’s a stirring testament to resilience and rebellion.
Yatamanyu Narain is a Sub-Editor at News18.com with a passion for all things entertainment. Whether he’s breaking the latest Bollywood news or chatting with rising stars in the OTT world, he’s always on the hun… Read More
September 15, 2025, 17:00 IST
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