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New OTT Releases to Watch This Weekend: From Haiwaan, Campus Drivers, Last Man in Tower, Dilwali Diwali, Vvaan, Black Doves & More on Netflix, JioHotstar, Zee 5, Apple TV, Prime Video, SonyLIV & More

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New OTT Releases to Watch This Weekend: From Haiwaan, Campus Drivers, Last Man in Tower, Dilwali Diwali, Vvaan, Black Doves & More on Netflix, JioHotstar, Zee 5, Apple TV, Prime Video, SonyLIV & More
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New OTT Releases This Weekend: Want to plan an easy-going weekend with some exciting movies or shows? You can find a whole range of movies and shows that have been released on these streaming platforms. You can find movies that belong to the category of crime thrillers, romantic stories, sports, history, etc. 

There are a total of 16 movies or shows that have been released from six movies or streaming platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Zee5, SonyLIV, and Apple TV+. Some of these exciting movies are Haiwaan starring Saif Ali Khan and Akshay Kumar, Season 2 of Black Doves starring Keira Knightley and Possible Love.

Whether you enjoy suspense, romance, comedy or real-life stories, these releases offer plenty of entertainment options for your weekend.

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New OTT Releases to Add to Your Weekend Watchlist

1. Campus Drivers – Amazon Prime Video

This French romantic drama follows Lois as her university journey takes an unexpected turn after meeting Lane, an app creator. An unusual living arrangement brings romance, complications and unexpected relationships into her life.

2. Anaesthesia – Netflix

Starring Leszek Lichota, this Polish medical drama follows a talented surgeon whose career changes after a complicated operation. He joins a local hospital, hoping to rebuild his professional life.

3. Last Man in Tower – Zee5

Manoj Bajpayee leads this psychological drama set in Mumbai. A retired teacher refuses to sell his apartment despite pressure from neighbours, exposing the darker side of money, property and community relationships.

4. Stick Season 2 – Apple TV+

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 7, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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