New OTT Releases This Week In Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada, Tamil & Telugu In June 1st Week

Streaming platforms line up a busy first weekend of June 2026, with new series and films across languages. Subscribers in India get fresh crime dramas, family shows, documentaries and romances, landing between 3 June and 5 June on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Sony LIV, Zee5, JioHotstar, MX Player, Apple TV+, SunNXT and Prime Video.

From true-crime stories like the Rachel Nickell case to small-town hustlers in The Pyramid Scheme and the familiar Mishra family in Gullak Season 5, these OTT releases span Hindi, English, Korean, Malayalam, Spanish, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Indonesian content, giving viewers a wide mix of thrillers, comedies, romances and character-driven dramas.

Major Hindi OTT releases June 2026 bring crime, family and corporate drama

Hindi originals lead the line-up with strong ensemble casts. Maa Behen on Netflix follows a mother and estranged daughters trying to hide a crime inside a nosy housing colony where gossip spreads fast and secrets rarely last. Starring Madhuri Dixit, Triptii Dimri, Dharna Durga and Ravi Kishan, the film premieres on 4 June in Hindi.

Another crime-heavy Hindi title, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, arrives on JioHotstar on 4 June. Set in Lyari, rising tensions turn a mission into a personal war, unleashing a bloodbath as rivals close in and a long-running cover operation faces exposure. The cast includes Ranveer Singh, Sara Arjun, Arjun Rampal, Rakesh Bedi, Akshaye Khanna, Danish Pandor, Gaurav Gera and Sanjay Dutt.

On 5 June, Zee5 presents Brown, set in Kolkata. Disgraced police officer Rita Brown and a junior colleague chase a serial killer who targets women. The real battle lies in facing guilt and fractured pasts while tracking the murderer. The show features Karisma Kapoor, Surya Sharma and Jisshu U Sengupta in key roles and streams in Hindi.

The Pyramid Scheme on Amazon Prime Video also releases on 5 June and centres on small-town ambition. Goldy and Manoj join the multi-level marketing company Jumbolife and climb fast, yet ego clashes fracture their partnership. Starring Paramvir Singh Cheema, Ranvir Shorey and Shekhar Suman, the story explores how rapid success strains trust and weakens both sides.

OTT releases June 2026 deliver biographical and corporate sagas

Docu-style storytelling appears in Made in India: A Titan Story, streaming on Amazon MX Player from 3 June. Inspired by Vinay Kamath's book "TITAN, Inside India's Most Successful Consumer Brand", the series traces Titan’s evolution from concept to manufacturing watches, scaling sales and becoming a long-lasting Indian brand associated with pride and success for many consumers. Jim Sarbh and Naseeruddin Shah headline the Hindi-language cast.

Patriot on Zee5, releasing 5 June in Malayalam, turns to political and surveillance themes. The thriller follows a whistleblower who exposes a state-run digital monitoring system. As power interests and greed collide, the narrative questions where patriotism ends and betrayal begins in a connected world. The cast includes Mammootty, Mohanlal, Fahadh Faasil, Kunchacko Boban and Nayanthara.

International series and documentaries headline OTT releases June 2026

Documentaries and imported series add global flavour to the schedule. Netflix streams Michael Jackson: The Verdict from 3 June, a detailed documentary built around the trial of Michael Jackson. Told by people who were inside the courtroom, it revisits key testimony and examines the complex legacy left behind by the pop star. The English-language film uses real-life footage.

Netflix also deepens coverage of the Rachel Nickell case with two linked projects releasing on 4 June. The Murder of Rachel Nickell recounts how a young mother was killed in broad daylight on Wimbledon Common in London, while her toddler was present. This documentary revisits the years-long investigation and failed steps that followed.

On the same day, Netflix debuts The Witness, a dramatised series based on those true events. Rachel Nickell's partner struggles to protect their two-year-old child, the only witness to the killing, while authorities run a flawed inquiry. Starring Jordan Bolger, Max Fincham and Neil Maskell, the show focuses on trauma, memory and a family under pressure.

Clarkson's Farm Season 5 lands on Amazon Prime Video on 3 June. Facing a government budget that angers the UK farming community, Jeremy Clarkson seeks major changes to keep his farm efficient. New high-tech equipment boosts crop management, yet looming developments at Diddly Squat 2.0 create bigger challenges than the machinery can handle.

More global OTT releases June 2026: thrillers, rom-coms and K-dramas

On Netflix from 5 June, Office Romance stars Jennifer Lopez and Brett Goldstein as workaholic colleagues who fall in love while sharing an office. They hide the relationship to protect their careers, yet the secret romance soon triggers workplace conflict and triggers consequences that affect more than just their private lives. Betty Gilpin also appears in this English-language romantic comedy.

Another 5 June Netflix debut, Teach You a Lesson, adapts the popular webtoon Get Schooled into a Korean action drama. The story centres on the Educational Rights Protection Agency, a tough government task force formed to tackle growing school violence. With teachers struggling to control abusive students, the agency uses extreme interventions to restore discipline. The cast includes Kim Moo-yul, Lee Sung-min, Jin Ki-joo and Pyo Ji-hoon.

Spanish thriller The Marked Woman joins Netflix on 5 June. Authorities find a woman locked inside a shipping container, with no memory of who she is. Two detectives race to uncover her identity and the people trying to kill her, while time and evidence run thin. The cast includes Candela Peña, Ana Rujas and Pol López.

Apple TV+ offers Cape Fear on 5 June, a new take on John D MacDonald's novel The Executioners. Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson play a successful married couple whose ordered life unravels after convicted murderer Max Cady, played by Javier Bardem, leaves prison. Using detailed knowledge of the legal system, Max begins a relentless intimidation campaign that pushes the couple toward collapse.

OTT releases June 2026 include returning favourites and youth dramas

Fans of slice-of-life storytelling get Gullak Season 5 on Sony LIV from 5 June. The Mishra family returns with the same mix of warmth, disagreements and small moments that resemble many Indian homes. As responsibilities increase and life speeds up, the characters discover that some family ties remain strong regardless of age and changing circumstances.

Netflix diversifies further on 4 June with Night Shift for Cuties, an Indonesian drama. Shenina Cinnamon, Nadya Syarifa and Emir Mahira play two best friends working the night shift at a convenience store. Their strong friendship turns into rivalry when a rare chance to meet their favourite South Korean music group appears, forcing both to confront the depth of their shared obsession.

Regional cinema strengthens OTT releases June 2026 line-up

Regional films gain strong presence, starting with Carmeni Selvam, which is already streaming on Prime Video from 3 June. The Tamil drama follows Selvam, a dedicated driver who dreams of owning a taxi business and building a secure future for family members. Mounting debts, obligations and financial pressure push Selvam into harsher choices, pulling the character far from home and forcing painful sacrifices.

On 5 June, Telugu action-comedy Mechanic Rocky arrives on SunNXT. Rakesh, known locally as Rocky, is a laid-back mechanic attached to the ancestral family garage. When a local strongman tries to seize the property, Rocky fights back and slowly uncovers a larger insurance scam connected to the plot. The film stars Vishwak Sen, Shraddha Srinath, Meenakshi Chaudhary, Naresh, Sunil, Harsha Vardhan, Raghu Ram and Vishwadev Rachakonda.

Prime Video adds Kannada thriller Peter on 5 June. The plot follows a troubled drummer returning to hometown Coorg after years away. What starts as a simple visit becomes disturbing as buried memories surface. While investigating a mysterious incident tied to the past, Peter discovers long-hidden secrets. The film streams in Kannada with dubbed versions in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam.

SunNXT will also stream The Rise of Ashoka from 5 June. This Kannada period action drama, directed by Vinod V Dhondale, is set in the town of Avarathi. A barber community lives under a harsh broker who controls livelihoods through intimidation. A young man named Ashoka, played by Sathish Ninasam alongside Sapthami Gowda, steps forward against fear and oppression, leading a fight for dignity.

Tables of key OTT releases June 2026 across platforms

KD: The Devil also appears on Zee5 on 5 June, featuring Dhruva Sarja, Sanjay Dutt, Shilpa Shetty, Reeshma Nanaiah, Ravichandran and Ramesh Aravind. Together with Hindi shows, international documentaries and regional dramas, the collection of OTT releases for June 2026 offers Indian audiences many choices for the first weekend, across multiple languages, genres and viewing moods.