Latest OTT releases this week (February 2, 2026 to February 8, 2026): 10 new films and series to watch on Prime Video, JioHotstar, ZEE5, Netflix

From February 2 to 8, 2026, streaming services will offer high-stakes drama, hilarious comedies, and introspective documentaries. Begin the week with a front-row ticket to the 68th Annual Grammy Awards" for music enthusiasts, and plunge into the most intimate season of The Lincoln Lawyer for legal thriller fans. Huge regional releases this week include Prabhas' horror-comedy The RajaSaab and the intense period political drama Parasakthi, while sentimental stories Shabad - Reet Aur Riwaaz and Nari Nari Naduma Murari provide more gentle fare.

The documentary slate is equally compelling, featuring a regal look at environmentalism in Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision, narrated by Kate Winslet, and a tribute to intellectual brilliance in Queen of Chess, which chronicles the rise of Judit Polgár. The frantic marital blunders in Relationship Goals and Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 cater well to romantic comedy enthusiasts. Storytelling on this week's OTT schedule covers continents and genres, so there's sure to be something for everyone, whether they're interested in exploring historical movements, supernatural adventures, or soul-searching family dramas.

Latest OTT releases this week (February 2, 2026 to February 8, 2026)

Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision – February 6 (Prime Video)

Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision is a groundbreaking documentary, narrated by Kate Winslet, that follows His Majesty King Charles III's lifetime dedication to environmental preservation and his groundbreaking "Harmony" ideology. The film follows the monarch as he goes from being a scolding early conservationist to a world leader in sustainability, emphasising his fundamental concept that humans are an inherent part of nature, not apart from it. The documentary showcases the real-life implementations of his ideas, including the restoration of the Dumfries House estate, sustainable agriculture at Highgrove, and global initiatives spanning four continents, through a combination of breathtaking international photography and personal archival video. Ultimately, the film serves as a tribute to its legacy and a call to action, urging us to combat climate change and biodiversity issues by restoring balance between the natural and human worlds.

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Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2 - February 6 (JioHotstar [OTTplay Premium])

In Kis Kisko Pyaar Karoon 2, Kapil Sharma plays the role of Mohan Sharma, a restaurant owner from Bhopal who is attempting to tie the knot with his soulmate, Hira Warina. While trying to save lives, Mohan gets inadvertently married to three women of different faiths—Ruhi, Meera, and Jenny—under the aliases of Mehmood, Michael, and Mohan, respectively. Inspector David D'Costa (Sushant Singh) is looking into somebody with several wives, and Mohan, with the help of his loyal friend Hubby (Manjot Singh), has to hurriedly balance his three separate families and religions while escaping his persistent pursuit. The comedy film culminates in a climactic resolution at a shopping mall, testing the forgiveness of his wives and the veracity of their beliefs.

Nari Nari Naduma Murari - February 4 (Prime Video)

The light-hearted Telugu romantic comedy Nari Nari Naduma Murari follows the architect Gautham (Sharwanand) as his life with his fiancée Nithya (Sakshi Vaidya) is disrupted by unexpected events. Gautham is confronted with a secret from his past—a brief college marriage to his ex-girlfriend Dia (Samyuktha Menon)—when Nithya's suspicious father (Sampath Raj) insists on a legal marriage as proof of their love. He faces numerous challenges, including navigating Nithya's suspicions, rushing to obtain a divorce certificate, and coping with his father Naresh's antics. The film deftly weaves together situational comedy and profound emotion to examine the value of truthfulness in relationships via the experiences of its protagonist, Gautham, who must contend with a complex web of deceit, his peculiar family dynamics, and the unforeseen results of his previous decisions.

Parasakthi - February 6 (ZEE5 [OTTplay Premium])

The period political drama Parasakthi takes place in the 1960s in Tamil Nadu amidst the anti-Hindi imposition agitations. In the midst of social upheaval and institutionalised injustice, the film depicts the lives of two brothers, the subdued Chezhiyan (Sivakarthikeyan) and the fervent Chinnadurai (Atharvaa), who are both student activists. Thirunaadan (Ravi Mohan), a chilling and merciless Intelligence Bureau official, is determined to put an end to the growing student movement, relentlessly harassing Chezhiyan, who initially attempts to live a peaceful life as a railway fireman to support his brother's education. In the midst of mounting protests and a personal tragedy, Chezhiyan is compelled to abandon his pacifism and assume a pivotal role in the struggle for cultural and linguistic sovereignty. The film fictionalises real-life historical events that influence the political identity of the state while also focusing on a romance featuring Ratnamala (Sreeleela).

Queen of Chess - February 6 (Netflix)

The astonishing rise of Judit Polgár, generally regarded as the best female chess player of all time, is chronicled in the high-energy documentary Queen of Chess directed by Oscar nominee Rory Kennedy. The film follows Polgár as she goes from being a child prodigy to being the youngest grandmaster in history at the age of 15, all set against the backdrop of late Cold War Hungary and her atypical upbringing as a result of her father's educational experiment to foster genius. Her determination to combat systemic misogyny in the world of international chess is evident in her 15-year rivalry with world champion Garry Kasparov. This documentary pays tribute to Polgár, a trailblazer who demonstrated that intellectual brilliance is gender-neutral, and uses a combination of rare archive footage, personal interviews, and a punk-rock soundtrack to convey the psychological intensity of the board.

Relationship Goals - February 4 (Prime Video)

A contemporary romantic comedy, Relationship Goals, directed by Linda Mendoza, based on the best-selling book by Pastor Michael Todd, examines how aspiration, faith, and second chances interact. The plot centres on Leah Caldwell (Kelly Rowland), a self-controlled and exceptionally talented TV producer who is about to become the first woman to host the most popular morning show in New York. Jarrett Roy (Method Man) reappears as her main professional competition for the same position, shattering her world right as she is on the verge of securing her dream promotion. Jarrett, posing as a transformed individual who has adhered to the guidance in the Relationship Goals book, attempts to win back Leah's trust as he competes for her dream job. Navigating a tumultuous business competition and irresistible chemistry, Leah must choose if her history is relevant to her future as her tight-knit circle of friends also starts to apply the book's lessons to their lives.

Shabad – Reet Aur Riwaaz - February 6 (ZEE5 [OTTplay Premium])

In the heart of Punjab, a moving series, Shabad - Reet Aur Riwaaz, is set that opens up the delicate friction between personal aspiration and familial history. In the film, Mihir Ahuja plays the role of 16-year-old Ghuppi Singh, who has a chronic stammer but discovers his voice and independence on the football pitch. Harminder Singh (Suvinder Vicky) is a revered Ragi singer who hopes that his son Ghuppi will continue the family's holy legacy of devotional singing, but Ghuppi's enthusiasm runs counter to his father's vision. Ghuppi bravely seeks to discover his voice—literally and metaphorically—in a culture characterised by ritual, spiritual discipline, and faith as tensions between generations grow in their tight-knit family. The six-part drama explores the emotional toll of "unspoken expectations" and this quest.

The Grammy Awards 2026 - February 2 (JioHotstar [OTTplay Premium])

At the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, the 68th Annual Grammy Awards honour the best in music and are hosted by Trevor Noah for the sixth and final time. Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, and a joint stage by Pharrell Williams and Clipse are just a few of the impressive performers lined up for this historic ceremony. Notable "Big Four" bouts including superstars like Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga (Mayhem), and Kendrick Lamar (GNX) will headline the evening. Post Malone and Slash will also be performing a tribute to Ozzy Osbourne. The show will conclude with a heartfelt goodbye to its long-time host and new categories like Best Album Cover. It will be a time to reflect on a year of genre-defying hits like APT. and The Subway and to definitively crown the industry's future icons.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 4 - February 5 (Netflix)

The Lincoln Lawyer (Season 4) is based on The Law of Innocence by Michael Connelly, and it follows defence counsel Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) as he faces his most dangerous case to date: acting as a defendant. Mickey faces a high-stakes trial where his reputation and freedom are at jeopardy when the stunning discovery of a former client's body in his trunk frames him for murder. Mickey, with the aid of Lorna, Cisco, and Izzy, must organise his defence to confront the "ghosts of his past" and the FBI— all while dealing with the return of series regular Maggie McPherson (Neve Campbell) and the arrival of a merciless new prosecutor, Dana Berg (Constance Zimmer). The season also explores the devastating effects of the trial on Mickey's family, particularly his daughter Hayley, as he struggles to uncover a complex conspiracy and prove his innocence before the trial's expiration date. It is described as the most intimate and dramatic chapter of the series.

The RajaSaab – February 6 (JioHotstar [OTTplay Premium])

The RajaSaab is a high-octane horror-comedy that chronicles the story of Raju, played by Prabhas, a carefree and flamboyant young man who is thrust into the role of heir to a vast and rundown royal estate. As he sets out on a mission to find his grandfather, the renowned exorcist Kanakaraju (Sanjay Dutt), to grant his dying desire, the protagonist finds himself entangled in a supernatural conflict when he learns that the home is haunted by a sinister spirit connected to his family's troubled history. Raju must draw upon an undisclosed "royal strength" to safeguard his inheritance from the clutches of long-gone avarice and supernatural beings while juggling the love lives of Bhairavi (Malavika Mohanan) and Bessy (Nidhhi Agerwal). As it follows Raju's journey from hesitant rebel to formidable defender of his lineage, the film blends dazzling visual extravaganza with slapstick comedy and unsettling fantasy.

FAQs:

Q: Where can I watch the 2026 Grammy Awards online?

A: In India, the 68th Annual Grammy Awards will be available to stream on JioHotstar (via OTTplay Premium) on February 2, 2026. Globally, it is broadcast on CBS and streamed on Paramount+.

Q: Is The RajaSaab a horror movie?

A: The RajaSaab is a horror-comedy featuring Prabhas. It follows a young man who discovers his royal lineage and must protect his ancestral estate from a sinister supernatural entity with the help of his grandfather, played by Sanjay Dutt.

Q: Who narrated Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision?

A: The landmark documentary, which explores King Charles III’s lifelong commitment to environmental sustainability and his "Harmony" philosophy, is narrated by Academy Award winner Kate Winslet.