‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’, ‘Devara’, ‘Arcane Season 2’: What to stream on OTT this weekend |

This week’s streaming lineup is packed with some of the best in Indian and international movies and web series. Whether you are a fan of Western dramas or in the mood for some intense action thrillers or even some good old animated action and comedy, this week’s streaming lineup promises a perfect mix of entertainment. Make sure to find a comfortable spot on your couch to binge on these new OTT movies and series this weekend.
Citadel: Honey Bunny

Watch on: Prime Video
Release Date: November 9
In case you haven’t watched this one already, then Varun Dhawan and Samantha’s long-awaited ‘Citadel: Honey Bunny’, has made its OTT debut. The prequel to the Priyanka Chopra-led ‘Citadel’, is set in 1990s India and centres on the parents of Nadia Sinh. Samantha stars as Honey, while Varun plays her partner, Bunny, both of whom navigate a web of espionage in an era of limited technology and high-stakes missions. This Indian instalment adds a fresh new spin on the spy franchise flagged off by the Russo Brothers, which also recently launched its Italian spin-off ‘Citadel: Diana’.
The Day of the Jackal

Watch on: Peacock
Release Date: November 9
If ‘Citadel’ is not up your alley, you can tag along with Oscar-winning actor Eddie Redmayne as he makes his long-awaited return to TV with ‘The Day of the Jackal’, a reimagining of Frederick Forsyth’s 1971 novel. Redmayne stars as the Jackal, a skilled sniper hired for a dangerous mission, while Lashana Lynch plays an intelligence officer determined to catch him. Set in an era of political tension, the series combines high-octane thrills with a cat-and-mouse chase that is sure to leave you hooked.
Despicable Me 4

Watch on: JioCinema
Release Date: November 5
This one’s for the kiddies! Gru is back with his beloved Minions in ‘Despicable Me 4’ to keep you entertained. This next chapter in the franchise, introduces an all-new family member – Gru Jr. However, peace is short-lived when the villainous Maxime Le Mal breaks out of prison, threatening to bring chaos back into Gru’s life. Full of Minion mischief and family-friendly humor, this animated feature is a must-watch.
The Buckingham Murders

Watch on: Netflix
Release Date: November 8
Directed by Hansal Mehta and starring Kareena Kapoor, ‘The Buckingham Murders’ reopens this murder mystery on the small screen after its poor box office performance. The film delves into the psychological journey of a mother who is both a grieving parent and a detective. While investigating the death of a young child, she must confront her own trauma of losing a child.
Vijay 69

Watch on: Netflix
Release Date: November 8
In this uplifting Hindi drama, Anupam Kher stars as a 69-year-old man determined to compete in a triathlon. ‘Vijay 69’ is a celebration of resilience and tenacity, following a protagonist who defies stereotypes and pushes boundaries. The film promises to inspire with its positive message and heartfelt storytelling.
Cattle

Watch on: Netflix
Release Date: November 8
After a stellar run at the box office, Jr NTR’s ‘Devara Part 1’ makes its OTT debut on Netflix today. The film’s gripping storyline follows a sea warrior who stands up to criminal forces terrorizing his village. Years later, his gentle-natured son embarks on his own journey, setting the stage for a powerful generational saga. Put on those reading glasses and don’t let the subtitles stop you from watching the film that will only be available in Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, and Kannada.
My Old Ass

Watch on: Prime Video
Release Date: November 9
After making her MCU debut as Lady Death in the acclaimed ‘Agatha All Along’, Aubrey Plaza returns to the screens with ‘My Old Ass’. This one sees her playing the future self of 18-year-old Elliott, whose birthday celebration leads to a mushroom-fueled, introspective journey. Directed by Megan Park, this coming-of-age drama is set in Ontario’s Muskoka region, and combines humour with poignant moments as Elliott contemplates her future.
Arcane

Watch on: Netflix
Release Date: November 9
‘Arcane’, the animated action-adventure series created by Christian Linke and Alex Yee, based on Riot Games’ popular video game ‘League of Legends’ arrives on screens this weeked. Deep dive into this fictional world of Runeterra, where the lives of two orphaned sisters, Jinx and Vi, take a turbulent turn as they find themselves on opposing sides of a growing conflict between cities. The series delves into the relationships that shape their identities and features other iconic characters from the gaming universe.
It Ends with Us

Watch on: Netflix
Release Date: November 9
For all those who found themselves invested in the off-screen drama with the cast of ‘It Ends With Us’, will finally get to watch this on-screen romance-turned-drama unfold. The story follows Lily Bloom, played by Blake Lively, who falls in love with Ryle, played by Justin Baldoni, only to discover a darker side of him after marriage. The film, also starring Brandon Sklenar is said to be a powerful adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s best-selling novel, exploring love, heartbreak, and self-discovery.
Yellowstone Season 5B

Watch on: Paramount Network
Release Date: November 10
The modern Western phenomenon ‘Yellowstone’ returns for the second half of its final season. This season promises major twists as it wraps up the story of the Dutton family’s hold on America’s largest cattle ranch. Fans are eager to see how Kevin Costner’s character will be written off the show and what the future holds for the power couple Rip and Beth, played by Cole Hauser and Kelly Reilly. The final episodes are expected to deliver high-stakes drama, solidifying the show’s legacy as a cultural juggernaut.