OTT Shows Releasing This Week (July 6-12): Peddi, Ikka, Trying Season 5 And More

I wouldn't be joking if I said that streaming platforms all over the country have united to push out as many sports movies, series and documentarfies possible this week. Is this because of the Wimbledon-World Cup double Whammy? Most probably. But two major sporting events, it turns out, gives you a good chance to explore just how many genres you can explore within sports itself.

And so in this week's OTT release we have everything from Ram Charan's sports movie Peddi to gang rivalries in Balti, a documentary on Kerala's football traditions and many more. There are also courtroom dramas, thrillers and K-drama heists, and just a little bit of everything to keep your entertained for this week.

OTT Shows Releasing This Week (July 6-12) on Netflix, Prime Video and More

French crime drama Nothing to Lose follows Jada (Nawell Madani), a devoted single mother whose son urgently needs a bone marrow transplant. When every legal avenue fails to deliver a suitable donor, Jada is drawn into the criminal underworld in a desperate attempt to save his life.

Release date: July 8
Where to watch: Netflix

The fifth season of Trying follows Nikki (Esther Smith) and Jason (Rafe Spall) as they continue raising Princess and Tyler after finally becoming parents. Their family dynamic is disrupted when Kat (Charlotte Riley), the children's biological mother, unexpectedly returns, forcing everyone to confront unresolved emotions.

Release date: July 8
Where to watch: Apple TV+

Peddi's titular character (Ram Charan) is a gifted cricketer whose ambitions are barred by financial barriers until he falls in love with the daughter of a respected village leader (Janhvi Kapoor). Leaving cricket behind, Peddi turns to wrestling and eventually inspires his village to unite through sport in a fight for it's dignity and due recognition.

Release date: July 9
Where to watch: Netflix

Courtroom thriller Ikka follows Arjun Mehra (Sunny Deol), a celebrated lawyer whose unwavering belief in justice is challenged when he agrees to defend Shauryamann Gaur (Akshaye Khanna), a man he once prosecuted for attempted murder. With a loved one's life hanging in the balance, Arjun pushes ethical boundaries inside and outside the courtroom while taking on a determined public prosecutor (Tillotama Shome).

Release date: July 10
Where to watch: Netflix

This documentary revisits the 1997 kidnapping and murder of Miguel Ángel Blanco, the Spanish politician whose death became a turning point in Spain's fight against ETA terrorism. Through archival footage, interviews and firsthand accounts, the film reconstructs the failed negotiations, the nationwide public response and the lasting political consequences of the tragedy.

Release date: July 10
Where to watch: Netflix

Directed by Hasif Hakeem, Land of Football explores Kerala's deep-rooted passion for football through local tournaments, historic rivalries and devoted fan communities. The documentary series examines how the sport became woven into the state's culture while highlighting the players, supporters and organisers who shape its legacy today.

Release date: July 10
Where to watch: JioHotstar

Tamil sports thriller Balti follows four accomplished kabaddi players whose lifelong friendship is put to the test after they become entangled in violent gang rivalries along the Kerala-Tamil Nadu border. Soon, crime begins to overshadow their sporting ambitions and each of them must decide how far they are willing to go to survive.

Release date: July 10
Where to watch: SonyLIV

This South Korean comedy thriller follows a former gang leader (Ji Sung) and an ambitious young lawyer (Ha Yoon Kyung), who hatch a plan to seize the reserve fund of a luxury apartment complex by winning the residents' association election. Their scheme takes an unexpected turn after they uncover widespread corruption within the community, transforming the unlikely partners into reluctant heroes.

Release date: July 11
Where to watch: Netflix

Set in New York City's Hell's Kitchen, The Westies follows an Irish-American crime family navigating internal rivalries, shifting loyalties and mounting pressure from law enforcement. As the ageing patriarch (J.K. Simmons) struggles to maintain control of the organisation, younger members begin questioning both his authority and the future of the family business, leading to dangerous alliances and escalating conflict.

Release date: July 12
Where to watch: Prime Video

Tamil black comedy thriller Parimala & Co reunites Jayaram and Urvashi in a story that blends humour, family drama and suspense. Directed by Pandiraaj, the film follows an ordinary family whose lives take an unexpected turn after they become caught up in a series of bizarre events, forcing them to navigate increasingly unpredictable situations while protecting one another.

Release date: July 10
Where to watch: ZEE5