This week’s OTT slate spans global drama and high-stakes thrills, from a deep-dive José Mourinho documentary and Reacher’s latest conspiracy to Mexico’s pioneering Women in Blue. New titles like Cocktail 2, Aakhri Sawaal, Aroopi and 108 Base Hospital – Uri add romance, politics, horror and military medicine, while intimate stories such as Don’t Say Good Luck and A Child of My Own explore family and moral dilemmas.
In this week's OTT releases, José Mourinho's career gets the documentary treatment, Jack Reacher returns with a new conspiracy, while Cocktail 2 and Aakhri Sawaal bring fresh Hindi stories to streaming. Here are the biggest OTT releases arriving this week.
The three-part documentary traces José Mourinho's (José Mourinho) career from his 2004 Champions League triumph with FC Porto through his spells at Chelsea, Inter Milan, Real Madrid, Manchester United, Tottenham, Roma and Fenerbahçe. Featuring interviews with Sir Alex Ferguson, John Terry, Iker Casillas, Didier Drogba, Zlatan Ibrahimović, Marcelo, Samuel Eto'o, Javier Zanetti, Frank Lampard and Petr Čech, the series examines the manager's biggest victories, controversies and relationships with the players and clubs that defined his career.
Release date: August 11, 2026
Where to watch: Netflix
Based on Lee Child's Gone Tomorrow, the fourth season follows Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) after a chance encounter with a distressed woman on a Philadelphia subway pulls him into a dangerous conspiracy. Investigating the incident, Reacher discovers a network of corruption reaching powerful figures, pitting to work with Frances Neagley (Maria Sten) while trying to uncover who is behind the operation.
Release date: August 12, 2026
Where to watch: Prime Video
The second season follows Mexico's first female police force as four officers become targets of a deadly conspiracy connected to their own department. As María (Bárbara Mori), Gabina (Ximena Sariñana), Ángeles (Natalia Téllez) and Valentina (Amanda Schull) investigate the conspiracy, they are forced to question who they can trust and how much they are willing to sacrifice in the pursuit of justice.
Release date: August 12, 2026
Where to watch: Apple TV+
Based on Miles Franklin's 1901 novel, the drama follows Sybylla Melvyn (Philippa Northeast), an ambitious young woman living in rural Australia in the early 1900s who dreams of becoming a writer rather than marrying. When she meets her wealthy neighbour Harry Beecham (Christopher Chung), their growing relationship forces Sybylla to choose between the conventional future expected of her and the independent life she wants.
Release date: August 13, 2026
Where to watch: Netflix
This documentary revisits a 2009 case in Mexico involving a woman desperate to have a child who fakes a pregnancy to meet family and societal expectations. Her deception eventually draws her into a criminal case, exposing the circumstances that pushed her to fabricate the pregnancy and the devastating consequences that followed.
Release date: August 13, 2026
Where to watch: Netflix
Hosted by Karan Johar, the second season brings 20 contestants together for a social deduction competition in which players must identify the hidden Traitors among them. The contestants complete challenges to build the prize fund while secretly betraying one another, with eliminations continuing until the remaining players compete for the final prize.
Release date: August 13, 2026
Where to watch: Prime Video
The spiritual sequel follows Kunal (Shahid Kapoor), a chef, and Diya (Rashmika Mandanna), an architect, who have been in a long-term relationship while deliberately avoiding marriage. During a holiday in Sicily, they reunite with Diya's university friend Ally (Kriti Sanon), a free-spirited woman whom Diya asks to flirt with Kunal as a test of his loyalty. The plan backfires when Ally develops genuine feelings for Kunal, threatening Diya's relationship and friendship.
Release date: August 14, 2026
Where to watch: Netflix
Sophie Birenbaum (Sunny Sandler) is preparing to star as Jenna in her high school production of Waitress when her family's life is thrown into turmoil when her mother Elizabeth's (Melanie Lynskey) cancer returns. While her father Jack (Max Greenfield) struggles with the family's new reality, Sophie attempts to balance caring for her mother with rehearsals, school responsibilities and her growing feelings for her love interest (Jack Champion).
Release date: August 14, 2026
Where to watch: Netflix
Vicky Hegde (Namashi Chakraborty), a brilliant but volatile scholar, publicly accuses his mentor Professor Gopal Nadkarni (Sanjay Dutt) of institutional bias after his thesis on the RSS is rejected. Their academic dispute becomes a nationally televised confrontation as media coverage and political interests turn the argument into a public spectacle. As Vicky's questioning becomes increasingly personal, he reveals that his real motive is connected to the decades-old disappearance of researcher Pallavi Menon.
Release date: August 14, 2026
Where to watch: Lionsgate Play
The horror thriller begins when two thieves accidentally release a Yakshini trapped inside a doll at the Aryanattu estate. After a brutal murder brings Niranjan (Vysakh Ravi), the last surviving heir of the Aryanattu family, back to his ancestral home, he discovers that the estate is tied to an ancient curse. As the supernatural force begins targeting those around him, Niranjan must uncover the truth about his family's past before the curse destroys them all.
Release date: August 14, 2026
Where to watch: Lionsgate Play
The military drama follows army doctors stationed at the 108 Base Hospital in Uri as they treat injured soldiers and civilians while dealing with the pressures of life inside a military medical facility. Erica Fernandes and Gashmeer Mahajani lead the series, which explores the doctors' professional responsibilities and personal lives as they do their best to save lives in a conflict zone.
Release date: August 15, 2026
Where to watch: JioHotstar