A fresh lineup of films and series is ready to keep audiences entertained this week. Streaming platforms are rolling out a mix of action, drama, sports and inspiring stories, ensuring there is something for every kind of viewer.

Whether you are looking for a gripping military drama, an emotional comeback story or the return of a beloved comedy series, the latest OTT releases have plenty to offer. Here’s a look at the biggest titles arriving on streaming platforms this week.

Ted Lasso Season 4 – Apple TV (August 5)

After a three-year hiatus, Jason Sudeikis returns as the beloved coach in the new season of Ted Lasso. This time, an unexpected visit from old friends pulls Ted away from his simple life in Kansas to take on a brand-new coaching challenge in Richmond. He leads a second-division women’s soccer team called the Lady Greyhounds.

My Life with the Walter Boys Season 3 – Netflix (August 6)

The new season picks up in Silver Falls directly after the dramatic Season 2 finale cliffhanger involving George’s medical emergency and the messy fallout of the core love triangle. Jackie is trying to hold the family together while dealing with guilt over the past, but she finally starts putting herself first this season.

Main Vaapas Aaunga – Netflix (August 7)

Following its highly successful theatrical release on June 12, director Imtiaz Ali’s sleeper hit film transitions to the digital platform. The movie revolves around a grandson navigating the fragmented memories of his 95-year-old grandfather, who is suffering from advanced dementia.

Operation Safed Sagar – Netflix (August 7)

Based on true events from the 1999 Kargil War, the military drama Operation Safed Sagar: The Highest Air Force Mission captures the Indian Air Force’s perilous aerial campaign through the perspective of its youngest fighter pilots, the Golden Arrows Squadron. Beyond the battlefield action, the film honours the profound courage and personal sacrifices of both the pilots and their families. With full IAF cooperation, the film was shot at altitudes exceeding 16,000 feet across actual IAF bases using real aircraft.

Our Sticky Love – Netflix (August 7)

This romantic comedy K-drama follows ambitious prosecutor Go Eun-sae (Ha Young), who suffers a memory loss following an accident while investigating a powerful crime syndicate. To shield her from the closing syndicate, former gang member turned boxing coach Jang Tae-ha (Jung Hae-in) takes advantage of her memory loss by posing as her boyfriend, recognising her as his first love. As the pair hide out in the rural taffy-making village of Gujin, their protective, fabricated relationship gradually deepens into a genuine and heartfelt love story.

Lenin – ZEE5 (August 7)

In an action-driven Telugu narrative inspired by the epic Mahabharata, an orphan named Lenin (Akhil Akkineni) grows up in the village of Sriramapuram under the wing of a powerful matriarch and her biological son. The plot unfolds over a thirty-year timeline, tracking Lenin’s gripping homecoming to dismantle the village’s corrupt power dynamics and settle old scores on his quest for justice.

Hustle Season 5 – JioHotstar (August 8)

The hit hip-hop reality competition returns for its fifth season with Badshah reprising his role as Rap Supremo, joined by returning Squad Boss EPR. In an exciting twist, former contestants Agsy, MC Square, and Paradox step to the other side of the judging table as the new Squad Bosses. The season features aspiring rappers from across India competing through the show’s trademark format of rap battles, elimination rounds, and live performances.

Sterling Point – Prime Video (August 5)

Premiering on Prime Video on August 5, the eight-part drama Sterling Point follows 17-year-old Annie Jacobson as she inherits a secluded Canadian island and uncovers unsettling family secrets alongside her twin brother. The series stars Ella Rubin, Keen Ruffalo, and Amélie Hoeferle, with a supporting cast featuring Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jay Duplass.