OTT releases of the week: Cobra Kai begins its final showdown while Mirzapur creators launch new project

Streaming on Netflix

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The Green Glove Gang: Season 2 (July 17)

Zuza, Kinga, and Alicja are back in hiding in the scenic Bieszczady Mountains, attempting a quiet retirement. However, when Zuza's son gets entangled with a gangster, the trio must don their green gloves once more. This Polish series continues to mix humor with thrilling heists, making for an exciting watch.

Streaming on Netflix

Tribhuvan Mishra CA Topper (July 18)

Starring Manav Kaul, this crime comedy, crafted by the creators of Mirzapur, follows the chaotic life of Tribhuvan Mishra, a top chartered accountant who turns to escorting to clear his debts. His mundane life spirals into a whirlwind of danger and humor when one of his clients turns out to be the wife of a notorious criminal. Featuring an ensemble cast including Shubhrajyoti Barat, Shweta Basu Prasad, Tillotama Shome, and Sumit Gulati, this show promises a rollercoaster of comedic mishaps and thrilling confrontations.

Streaming on Netflix

Cobra Kai: Season 6, Part 1 (July 18)

The final showdown begins as Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence gear up their students for the ultimate battle at the Sekai Taikai. With John Kreese back with a vengeance and old rivalries rekindling, the stakes are higher than ever. Johnny faces impending fatherhood, and secrets from Mr. Miyagi's past offer Daniel new insights and challenges. This part kicks off a three-part finale, promising intense action and drama.

Streaming on Netflix

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Mr. Bigstuff (July 18)

"Mr Bigstuff," a six-part comedy series, dives into the turbulent relationship between two estranged brothers, Glen (Ryan Sampson) and Lee (Danny Dyer). Glen, a perfectionist carpet sales manager, leads a seemingly ordinary life in suburban Essex with his shoplifting fiancée, Kirsty. His routine is upended when Lee, a burly man battling a prescription drug addiction and carrying their father's ashes in a biscuit tin, reappears unexpectedly. As the trio navigates their chaotic lives in a quiet cul-de-sac, their facade of normalcy disintegrates, revealing deep-seated family issues and conflict.

Streaming on JioCinema

Master of the House (July 18)

This Thai drama delves into the power struggles within a wealthy family following the sudden death of business tycoon Roongroj. His widow, Kaimook, finds herself in the midst of a fierce battle for control over his diamond empire, unveiling secrets and stirring tensions. Themes of ambition, loyalty, and betrayal are explored in this gripping series.

Streaming on Netflix

My Spy: The Eternal City (July 18)

Dave Bautista and Chloe Coleman return in this thrilling sequel, where CIA operative JJ chaperones Sophie’s high school choir trip to Italy. What starts as an educational journey soon escalates into a high-stakes adventure involving an international terrorist plot. The blend of action and humor ensures a fun watch.

Streaming on Prime Video

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Lady in the Lake (July 19)

Based on Laura Lippman's novel, this series stars Natalie Portman and Moses Ingram. Set in 1960s Baltimore, it follows Maddie Schwartz, a Jewish housewife turned investigative journalist, as she delves into the disappearance of a young girl. Her search for truth leads her to Cleo Sherwood, a dedicated mother and political activist, intertwining their lives in unexpected ways.

Streaming on Apple TV+

Sweet Home: Season 3 (July 19)

The battle between humans, monsters, and neohumans reaches a fever pitch. Cha Hyun-su and his companions continue their fight for survival amidst monstrous transformations. New threats and alliances emerge, making for a tension-filled season.

Streaming on Netflix

Find Me Falling (July 19)

Harry Connick Jr. stars as John Allman, an ageing rock star seeking solace on a Mediterranean island. His plans for a quiet retreat are disrupted by unexpected visitors, including an old flame, reigniting past emotions. This romantic comedy is filled with charm and drama.

Streaming on Netflix

Arcadian (July 19)

Nicolas Cage leads this post-apocalyptic thriller as Paul, a father trying to protect his twin sons in a world overrun by nightmarish creatures. Their struggle for survival in a remote farmhouse is a tense and gripping tale.

Streaming on Lionsgate Play

Nagendran’s Honeymoon (July 19)

This Malayalam romantic comedy stars Suraj Venjaramoodu as Nagendran, a man with a peculiar plan to achieve his Gulf dream. His scheme to marry for dowry and his subsequent adventures promise a hilarious and entertaining watch.

Streaming on Disney+Hotstar

I.S.S. (July 19)

Set aboard the International Space Station during an Earth-bound nuclear war, this film explores the escalating tensions between American and Russian astronauts. The once collaborative crew faces distrust and conflict, fighting for survival amid malfunctioning systems and dire orders.

Streaming on JioCinema