From supernatural thrillers and political intrigue to sweet romances and charming village tales, this week’s OTT lineup promises something for everyone. Whether you're in the mood to laugh, cry, or stay on the edge of your seat, the streaming platforms have come prepared. Here’s a look at the new titles dropping across Prime Video, Netflix, and Apple TV+ starting May 8.
Gram Chikitsalay
Prime Video
May 9
Ever wondered what happens when a city doctor is sent to revive a dusty old health centre in the middle of nowhere? Gram Chikitsalay dives right into that premise with heart and humour. The five-episode series follows Dr. Prabhat as he attempts to bring basic healthcare to Bhathkandi, a remote village with no pulse on modern medicine. With an ensemble led by Amol Parashar, Vinay Pathak, Akash Makhija, and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, this dramedy promises both laughs and soul.
The Royals
Netflix
May 9
Love meets legacy in The Royals, a modern fairy tale with a twist. Ishaan Khatter stars as Prince Aviraaj Singh, whose blue-blooded lineage crosses paths with Bhumi Pednekar’s self-made mogul, Sophia Shekhar. What begins as a professional restoration of a royal family’s name quickly spirals into a whirlwind romance. Add to that a star-studded supporting cast, Zeenat Aman, Milind Soman, Sakshi Tanwar, and Nora Fatehi.
Bhool Chuk Maaf
Prime Video
May 16
Small-town charm meets chaotic love in Bhool Chuk Maaf, a delightful romantic comedy from writer-director Karan Sharma. Set in the bustling alleys of Varanasi, the film follows Ranjan, a hopeless romantic who lands a government job to impress and win back his love, Titli, played by the always-enchanting Wamiqa Gabbi. But fate, as always, has other plans. Expect a rollercoaster of laughs, emotions, and second chances.
Odela 2
Prime Video
May 8
Tamannaah returns in full mystical glory with Odela 2, a pan-India supernatural thriller that finally makes its OTT debut after a lukewarm theatrical run. She plays a fierce Naga Sadhu in a tale packed with ancient rituals, dark secrets, and spine-chilling suspense. Also starring Hebah Patel and Vashistha N Simha, the film is directed by Ashok Teja and features music by Kantara composer Ajaneesh Loknath. Now available to stream in five languages, including Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
The Diplomat
Netflix
May 9
If you're in the mood for a tense political thriller based on real events, The Diplomat should top your list. John Abraham plays an Indian diplomat stationed in Pakistan who finds himself at the centre of a high-stakes case involving an Indian woman seeking escape from an abusive marriage. Directed by Shivam Nair and inspired by the real-life story of Uzma Ahmed, this film mixes personal trauma with geopolitical tension—and does it with cinematic finesse.
Nonnas
Netflix
May 9
Put on your aprons and prep your palate, because Nonnas is here to serve comfort food for the soul—literally. Vince Vaughn stars in this heartfelt comedy as a man who opens a restaurant staffed entirely by grandmothers to honour his late mom. Based on the true story of Staten Island’s beloved Enoteca Maria, the film was shot across charming New Jersey towns and features a delightful tale of love, food, and intergenerational wisdom.
Long Way Home
Apple TV+
May 9
Adventure meets nostalgia in Long Way Home, a 10-episode travelogue starring Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman. The duo hop on vintage motorcycles and journey from McGregor’s native Scotland to Boorman’s English home, tracing personal roots while exploring stunning landscapes. With equal parts wanderlust and heartfelt camaraderie, this travel drama is a visual treat and a soul-soother.
Gram Chikitsalay
Prime Video
May 9
Ever wondered what happens when a city doctor is sent to revive a dusty old health centre in the middle of nowhere? Gram Chikitsalay dives right into that premise with heart and humour. The five-episode series follows Dr. Prabhat as he attempts to bring basic healthcare to Bhathkandi, a remote village with no pulse on modern medicine. With an ensemble led by Amol Parashar, Vinay Pathak, Akash Makhija, and Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, this dramedy promises both laughs and soul.
The Royals
Netflix
May 9
Love meets legacy in The Royals, a modern fairy tale with a twist. Ishaan Khatter stars as Prince Aviraaj Singh, whose blue-blooded lineage crosses paths with Bhumi Pednekar’s self-made mogul, Sophia Shekhar. What begins as a professional restoration of a royal family’s name quickly spirals into a whirlwind romance. Add to that a star-studded supporting cast, Zeenat Aman, Milind Soman, Sakshi Tanwar, and Nora Fatehi.
Bhool Chuk Maaf
Prime Video
May 16
Small-town charm meets chaotic love in Bhool Chuk Maaf, a delightful romantic comedy from writer-director Karan Sharma. Set in the bustling alleys of Varanasi, the film follows Ranjan, a hopeless romantic who lands a government job to impress and win back his love, Titli, played by the always-enchanting Wamiqa Gabbi. But fate, as always, has other plans. Expect a rollercoaster of laughs, emotions, and second chances.
Odela 2
Prime Video
May 8
Tamannaah returns in full mystical glory with Odela 2, a pan-India supernatural thriller that finally makes its OTT debut after a lukewarm theatrical run. She plays a fierce Naga Sadhu in a tale packed with ancient rituals, dark secrets, and spine-chilling suspense. Also starring Hebah Patel and Vashistha N Simha, the film is directed by Ashok Teja and features music by Kantara composer Ajaneesh Loknath. Now available to stream in five languages, including Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.
The Diplomat
Netflix
May 9
If you're in the mood for a tense political thriller based on real events, The Diplomat should top your list. John Abraham plays an Indian diplomat stationed in Pakistan who finds himself at the centre of a high-stakes case involving an Indian woman seeking escape from an abusive marriage. Directed by Shivam Nair and inspired by the real-life story of Uzma Ahmed, this film mixes personal trauma with geopolitical tension—and does it with cinematic finesse.
Nonnas
Netflix
May 9
Put on your aprons and prep your palate, because Nonnas is here to serve comfort food for the soul—literally. Vince Vaughn stars in this heartfelt comedy as a man who opens a restaurant staffed entirely by grandmothers to honour his late mom. Based on the true story of Staten Island’s beloved Enoteca Maria, the film was shot across charming New Jersey towns and features a delightful tale of love, food, and intergenerational wisdom.
Long Way Home
Apple TV+
May 9
Adventure meets nostalgia in Long Way Home, a 10-episode travelogue starring Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman. The duo hop on vintage motorcycles and journey from McGregor’s native Scotland to Boorman’s English home, tracing personal roots while exploring stunning landscapes. With equal parts wanderlust and heartfelt camaraderie, this travel drama is a visual treat and a soul-soother.
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