OTT Releases Oct 7-10: Khalifa, Epic and Kardashians
Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime Video and more drop fresh films and reality seasons between October 7 and 10. Here's your quick, spoiler-free watchlist.
If your watchlist is looking thin, October 7 to 10, 2026, fixes that in a hurry. Netflix, JioHotstar, Prime Video, ETV Win, Chaupal, Lionsgate Play, Apple TV+ and others are lining up Hindi, South Indian, English and Punjabi titles, so almost every screen in the house gets a fresh pick.
The window is front-loaded around October 9, when most platforms have at least one title landing. If you only have one evening free, that is the date to reserve.
The multilingual films leading the week
Netflix is stacking three titles into the window. Epic lands on October 9 in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam. Mandaadi arrives a day earlier on October 8 in the same five languages, and Reporting Live follows on October 9.
South Indian fans will also see Khalifa on October 9. Simply South is carrying the film worldwide in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada, but India is excluded from that particular stream. Lionsgate Play is listing Khalifa on the same date, and the title is also connected to aha and ManoramaMAX for its streaming run.
ETV Win adds Least Eligible Bachelor on October 9, while Chaupal brings the Punjabi comedy Meri Girlfriend Da Viyaah at 6 PM the same evening.
Reality fans get a double treat
JioHotstar is the stop for unscripted viewers. The Kardashians Season 8 begins streaming on October 9, and Pati Patni Aur Panga – Jodiyon Ka Reality Check Season 2 premieres on October 10. For Bigg Boss-style audiences who like their drama in pairs, that second title is the one to keep an eye on.
The rest of the watchlist
- Prime Video: Ishqalshqa is available to watch for free from October 7.
- Lionsgate Play: Adam and Eve, Men and Above & Below all land on October 9 in English and Hindi; Men is an exclusive.
- Apple TV+: Matchbox The Movie arrives on October 9 as a family-friendly option.
- Cinema heads: Lionsgate Play is also promoting Boiúna, which reaches cinemas on October 9.
Why this week works for Indian OTT viewers
The lineup is less about one big title and more about breadth. Netflix is pushing multilingual films, Lionsgate Play is packing several date-and-date releases, and JioHotstar is leaning on reality formats that have a built-in Indian fanbase. That means the decision is not just what to watch, but which language and platform to check first.
For households that argue over the remote, the language spread is useful: Telugu, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam options sit alongside Hindi and English releases, so the week is not aimed at one audience. Before you hit play, check your platform for language and territory availability, especially for a title like Khalifa that has different homes on different services. No spoilers here—just the calendar.
Source: IWMBuzz
