Friday OTT releases (March 6, 2026): 7 new movies from 'Gandhi Talks,' 'Baby Girl' to 'Granny'

As Friday progresses and the weekend follows, our favorite OTT platforms are geared up to treat us with the soulful movies that feel like sharing secrets with old friends over a cup of hot tea on a cold, starry night. These movies aren't just releases; they are windows into the messy lives of humans, where you can spot sly grins amidst chaos, or where hearts heal in quiet corners, far away from the noise of life. So before you make any of your weekend plans, consider these new 7 Friday OTT releases for a binge-marathon.

Pankaj Kapur and Dimple Kapadia rummage through the tender pages of love in this sweet romantic-comedy-drama to remind us that sparks never really die out. Aparshakti Khurana adds to the mix with forgiveness that grows out of old hurts. Based on a play, it will be available to stream on Zee5, with a total runtime of 2 hr 8 mins.

In a sun-dappled Malayalam home, family secrets simmer until they scorch, pulling raw truths from ordinary lives. Performances ache with the weight of unspoken regrets, as confessions whispered at dawn. It's a slow unraveling of love's fragile threads that are messy, real, and redemptive. You’ll nod along, seeing your own kin in their quiet storms, emerging with hope that healing hides in honesty. A gentle gut-punch. Available to watch on SonyLiv, with a runtime of 2h 15m.

Vijay Sethupathi's sly eyes light up this black comedy, where silence screams louder than words in a tangle of greed and fibs. Paired with Arvind Swamy, he dances through moral quicksand-while Aditi Rao Hydari adds a flicker of heart. It's like eavesdropping on life's absurd puppet show, laughs hit hard, leaving you pondering your own white lies. Directed with a wink, it bites without barking, a gem for satire lovers craving real-world mirrors. Available to watch on Zee5, with a total runtime of 1 hr 52 mins.

Alan Ritchson charges into futuristic fury, battling robo-nightmares in a training hell that explodes into apocalypse. Amid the blasts, it probes war's soul-crushing grind, sweat, doubt, and brotherhood shine through the chaos. Like a gritty war yarn whispered by veterans, it thrills and haunts, yet questions machines versus men. Pulse-pounding action meets human frailty; you'll cheer, then reflect on battles we all fight inside. Get ready to stream it on Netflix, with a runtime of 2h 4m.

Jisoo from BLACKPINK makes an appearance in rom-com heaven, trying out a dating app that makes it difficult to distinguish between pretend dates and actual butterflies with Seo In-guk. Laughter from the planned mishaps spills over into reality, poking fun at the technology-addicted heart. Stream on Netflix, with a total runtime of 1h 45m.

Park benches are breeding grounds for paranoia, where a simple greeting turns into a deadly game. No frills, just biting dialogue that heightens the anxiety in the audience, a familiar fear we all know too well. It's a tight, breathless script, like seeing ghosts on a familiar walk down the street. You'll grip the remote, heart racing, wondering who lurks behind smiles. A masterclass in "what if," making strangers feel thrillingly close to home. With a runtime of 1h 38m, it is available to watch on Netflix.

'Granny' is a Tamil horror drama that blends family emotion with supernatural tension. The story follows an elderly woman whose quiet life turns unsettling when strange incidents begin haunting her home. As secrets surface, the film builds suspense while exploring family bonds, fear, and the lingering shadows of the past. Available to stream on Sun NXT.