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This Independence Day weekend brings a packed slate of OTT premieres across Netflix, Prime Video, ZEE5 and Lionsgate Play. While Friday sees the arrival of major releases like Cocktail 2, Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata and Aakhri Sawal, the weekend watchlist is already filling up with titles that dropped earlier in the week, including Reacher Season 4, the José Mourinho documentary series Mourinho, My Brilliant Career and A Child of My Own.
Whether you're after romance, political drama, crime thrillers or documentaries, here's everything worth streaming this weekend.
Where To Watch: Zee5
Inspired by the events of the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks, Bharat Bhhagya Viddhaata turns its attention to the doctors, nurses and hospital staff at The Cama & Albless Hospital who risked their own lives to protect patients as the city came under siege. Starring Kangana Ranaut, Girija Oak and Smita Tambe, the medical drama highlights the quiet heroism that unfolded behind hospital doors
Where To Watch: Netflix
More than a decade after the original, Homi Adajania returns with a fresh story of love, temptation and complicated friendships. Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna play a couple hoping for a romantic escape in Sicily, but their relationship is thrown into turmoil after Kriti Sanon's free-spirited Ally enters the picture. What starts as a harmless loyalty test quickly spirals into an emotional triangle.
Where To Watch: Lionsgate Play
Sanjay Dutt and Namashi Chakraborty headline this political drama centred on an explosive ideological clash between a professor and his research scholar. When an academic dispute over a thesis snowballs into a nationally televised confrontation, long-buried motives and uncomfortable truths begin to surface.
Where To Watch: Netflix
Sunny Sandler leads this emotional coming-of-age drama as Sophie, a teenage theatre student whose dream role in her school's musical coincides with the heartbreaking news that her mother's cancer has returned. As opening night draws closer, she must balance rehearsals, friendships and family while navigating one of the most difficult periods of her life.
Where To Watch: Netflix
This South African crime thriller follows Mbali Dlamini, who discovers that her long-lost brother is alive and leading a violent prison gang. Determined to save her younger brother from being pulled into organised crime, she infiltrates the gang as a double agent, placing herself in constant danger.
Where To Watch: Netflix
A German comedy, the story follows best friends Olli and Matze, whose plans to travel the world together get disrupted when Matze falls in love with his new girlfriend, Rebecca.
Naturally, feeling like the third wheel in their relationship, Olli wants push Rebecca away so he can spend more time with Matze and resume their travels.
Where To Watch: Lionsgate Play
The latest chapter in the Power universe continues Kanan Stark's transformation as family loyalties, power struggles and betrayals collide. Fans of the long-running crime franchise can expect more twists as the stakes grow higher with every episode.
Where To Watch: Discovery & Discovery+
Offering an inside look at India's 88-hour military operation through first-hand accounts from military leadership, defence experts and journalists, the documentary discusses key moments of the mission.