List of OTT releases this week August 4–10, 2025: Wednesday Season 2, Mickey 17 and more on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, Sonyliv and more

Ready to binge-watch something new this week? Stop scrolling aimlessly, discover exactly what to watch this week with our handpicked OTT releases. This week’s list of OTT releases (Aug 4–10, 2025) features Wednesday S2, Mickey 17, Salakaar, and more. Whether you love political thrillers, mind-bending mysteries, or regional gems, this week is streaming gold.

Here’s your full list of OTT releases this week across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, SonyLIV, Apple TV+, and more.

1. Wednesday – Season 2, Part 1 (Netflix – August 6)

Genre: Supernatural Mystery, Teen Drama
Cast: Jenna Ortega, Emma Myers, Joy Sunday, Isaac Ordonez, Moosa Mostafa, Steve Buscemi.
Plot: Wednesday Addams is back at Nevermore Academy, but things are far from normal. A disturbing vision warns Wednesday that her best friend Enid is in danger. She must solve the mystery before time runs out. Her psychic abilities start acting up, and new figures of authority, like Principal Barry Dort and Grandmama Hester, add to the tension.

Check our review on Wednesday – Season 2, Part 1

2. The Pickup (Prime Video – August 6)

Genre: Comedy-Action
Cast: Eddie Murphy, Pete Davidson, Keke Palmer, Eva Longoria, Andrew Dice Clay.
Plot: Murphy and Davidson play armored-truck drivers—Russell, a seasoned pro, and Travis, a rookie whose routine run goes wrong. Zoe, a clever mastermind with bigger plans, leads a ruthless gang that ambushes them and derails their entire mission. As chaos erupts with car chases and shootouts, the duo must survive danger and their clashing personalities to make it out alive.

3. Mayasabha: The Rise of the Titans (Sony LIV – August 7)

Genre: Political Drama (Telugu)
Cast: Aadhi Pinisetty, Chaitanya Rao Madadi.
Plot: Mayasabha is a gripping political drama set in 1990s Andhra Pradesh, where two childhood friends grow into powerful political rivals. Kakarla Kris starts with noble dreams of public service, but ambition and betrayal soon drive him to form a rival party. What follows is a decades-spanning power struggle filled with emotional tension and moral dilemmas.

4. Mickey 17 (JioHotstar – August 7)

Genre: Sci-fi, Black Comedy
Cast: Robert Pattinson, Naomi Ackie, Steven Yeun, Toni Collette, Mark Ruffalo.
Plot: Set in 2054, Mickey 17 follows Mickey Barnes, an “Expendable” sent to help colonize the frozen planet Niflheim. Each time Mickey dies, the system instantly clones him and restores his memories, bringing him back to life as if nothing happened. But when the latest version, Mickey 17, survives what should have been a fatal fall while Mickey 18 begins its activation, a forbidden duplication occurs, sparking an existential crisis and a clash of identities. Alongside him is Nasha (Naomi Ackie), the compassion-driven security officer, and Timo (Steven Yeun), his friend-turned-pilot who pushed him into this life.

5. Love Hurts (JioHotstar – August 7)

Genre: Action
Cast: Ke Huy Quan, Ariana DeBose, Daniel Wu.
Plot: Marvin Gable is a cheerful real estate agent in suburban Milwaukee who has built a quiet life after walking away from his former identity as a mob hitman. But everything changes when he receives a crimson envelope from Rose, his ex-partner in crime, whom he presumed dead. Suddenly, Marvin finds himself thrust into a violent world of assassins, including a poetic killer known as The Raven, who is sent by his brother, Knuckles, a ruthless crime lord.

6. Salakaar (JioHotstar – August 8)

Genre: Thriller
Cast: Naveen Kasturia, Mouni Roy, Mukesh Rishi, Purnendu Bhattacharya, Ashwath Bhatt, Surya Sharma, Sharib Hashmi, Rajesh Tailang.
Plot: Inspired by real events reportedly linked to India’s NSA, Ajit Doval, Salakaar is an emotionally charged spy thriller that spans two timelines: 1978 and 2025. It follows Adhir (Naveen Kasturia), a deep-cover operative who thwarted a clandestine nuclear threat decades ago, only to confront repercussions of that mission as the National Security Advisor today.

7. Platonic – Season 2 (Apple TV+ – August 6)

Genre: Comedy, Drama
Cast: Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Luke Macfarlane, Carla Gallo.
Plot: After years apart, best friends Will (Seth Rogen) and Sylvia (Rose Byrne) reconnect just as each faces major life shifts. Will is now engaged to Jenna, his boss, while Sylvia has launched a struggling event-planning business. Will leans on Sylvia to help organize his wedding, and as she enters new romantic territory, their friendship faces unexpected strain and personal growth moments.

8. Oho Enthan Baby (Netflix – August 8)

Genre: Malayalam Family-Drama
Cast: Anju Kurian, Rudra, Mithila Palkar.
Plot: Ashwin, an aspiring filmmaker, believes he’s found true love in Meera, but emotional insecurities lead to heartbreak. To cope, he channels his pain into a film script. When he pitches it to actor Vishnu Vishal, the lines between fiction and reality blur. Vishal encourages Ashwin to confront his past. The film explores whether revisiting lost love can heal wounds or just reopen them. Written and directed by Krishnakumar Ramakumar, Oho Enthan Baby offers a fresh, emotionally honest take on modern romance

9. Maaman (ZEE5 – August 8)

Genre: Tamil Family Drama
Cast: Soori, Aishwarya Lekshmi, Swasika, Prageeth Sivan.
Plot: In rural Tamil Nadu, Inba is fiercely devoted to his nephew Laddu, born after years of family hardship. When Inba marries Dr. Rekha, her cries for emotional space go unheard as Laddu perceives her as a threat. The toddler disrupts the couple’s honeymoon, dominates private moments in marriage, and leaves Rekha feeling increasingly isolated. Inba is torn between loyalty to his nephew and responsibility to his wife. Maaman is a heartfelt look at family ties, boundaries, and the need to balance love without smothering it, and how excessive affection can strain marital harmony

10. The Yogurt Shop Murders (JioHotstar – August 3)

Genre: True-Crime Docuseries
Plot: A haunting revisit to the tragic 1991 murders of four teenage girls, Amy Ayers, Jennifer and Sarah Harbison, and Eliza Thomas, who were found bound, shot, and burned in an Austin yogurt shop. The Yogurt Shop Murders explores the flawed investigation: coerced confessions, wrongful convictions, and overturned charges due to new DNA evidence. Instead of sensationalism, director Margaret Brown takes a meditative approach, focusing on emotional trauma, the families’ grief, and the case’s ripple effect on the Austin community decades later. Episodes unfold themes of memory, justice delayed, and collective healing more than courtroom drama.

11. Arabia Kadali (Prime Video – August 8)

Genre: Telugu Survival Drama
Cast: Satya Dev, Anandhi.
Plot: A gripping survival drama that follows a group of fishermen from rival Telugu villages who drift into international waters and are detained in a foreign prison. At its heart are two powerful arcs: Badiri’s harrowing struggle for survival amid captivity and Ganga’s courageous fight back home as she confronts systemic injustice. As they navigate mistrust and forge new bonds, the story becomes one of resilience, unity, and human dignity under extreme adversity.

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