All The New Movies Releasing In July 2026: Alpha, The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day & More

It’s that time of the month again... when we give you a list of all the new movies releasing next month, at a theatre near you. And the list for July is looking rather promising. From India’s first female-led spy film to major Hollywood biggies making their way to cinemas, it’s all happening in July, and for cinema lovers and goers alike, this could be the month of some serious cinematic excellence. So without further ado, shall we get to the list, then?

Alpha

Love it or loathe it, but YRF’s spy universe is still on, and back with another new movie. This one is the origin story of its first female spy, or are they two of them? Alia Bhatt and Sharvari are headlining the film alongside Bobby Deol as the principal antagonist. Alpha also features Anil Kapoor in the cast with a cameo by Hrithik Roshan – don't come at us; it was made rather obvious in the trailer! 

Release date: 3rd July, 2026 

Speaking of women doing the action, Huma Qureshi stars as a deaf & mute assassin who is killing people for reasons best known to her, in her new production, the innovatively titled Baby Do Die Do. Why is she doing so? Watch the movie and find out, maybe? Seema Pahwa, Rachit Singh, Chunky Panday & Sikandar Kher form the rest of the cast.  

Release date: 3rd July, 2026 

Olivia Wilde’s previous directorial venture might not have stuck the landing, but her new film, The Invite, comes heavily lauded by critics everywhere. Starring her in the lead alongside Seth Rogen, Penelope Cruz and Edward Norton, the film is one of those incredible relationship dramas that’ll leave you thinking about a lot, once it’s over.  

Release date: 10th July, 2026

Yes, we’re as shocked as you are that the Dhamaal franchise is still on – is that a good thing or bad, we’ll leave that for you to decide. As expected, the film’s got a massive star cast with Ajay Devgn, Arshad Warsi, Ritesh Deshmukh and Sanjay Mishra just a few of those names. We’re not even going to get into imagining how the film’s going to turn out like – if it works for you, we’ll take your word on that! 

Release date: 10th July, 2026

It’s the sixth installment of the Evil Dead franchise, and a standalone sequel to the films released in 2013 and 2023. Since horror films are all the rage these days thanks to Obsession, we’re assuming this one too will find its footing at the box-office, and in the hearts and minds of audiences. Especially those who love getting scared. 

Release date: 10th July, 2026 

It’s Christopher Nolan’s next, and we’re sure you don’t need much else to be convinced. The Odyssey stars Tom Holland, Zendaya, Matt Damon, Robert Pattinson and Anne Hathaway, among others, and that’s yet another reason why you’ll be lining up to watch this one in theatres, right? Hurry up, though, for tickets are already getting booked by the second. 

Release date: 17th July, 2026 

Based on the life of legendary inventor, G.D. Naidu, G.D.N features R. Madhavan in the titular role, along with Priyamani in the female lead. Though honestly, since it’s releasing on the same day as The Odyssey, we aren’t sure it’ll find its due audiences. But then, can anyone predict what’ll work at the box-office? Not sure, for sure.  

Release date: 17th July, 2026 

Starring Shreyas Talpade and Kajal Aggarwal, The India Story tells us the story of a community facing the impact of pesticide contamination and how industrial negligence is hampering public health across the countries. Real-life stories have, obviously, inspired this reel-life one. 

Release date: 24th July, 2026

The other big Hollywood release this month, Spider-Man: Brand New Day brings back Tom Holland as the superhero, along with leading lady, Zendaya. This time he’s battling pressures that come with defending his city, as a physical evolution threatens to ruin it all, for him & his beloved city. 

Release date: 30th July, 2026 

Unarguably the whackiest movie of the month, I Want Your Sex features Olivia Wilde as a provocative artist alongside Cooper Hoffman who lands himself the job of her assistant and sexual muse. It’s an erotic comedy that comes to theatres after winning major laurels at film festivals, including Sundance, no less.  

Release date: 31st July, 2026