The Summer Sun is slowly creeping onto the horizon. The time has come when all of us would collectively like to sit at home and binge-watch OTT instead of going out and realising how hot and sweaty the summers are really going to be. And if you plan to do this too, we've got your back. From reality TV shows to dramas and comedies, here are 15 unmissable movies and series releasing on OTT in March 2026.
Pro-Tip: Missed February releases? Check them out here.
Seth MacFarlane’s foul-mouthed teddy bear is back with another round of chaos in this comedy prequel to the Ted films. Set in 1990s Massachusetts, the series follows a teenager, John Bennett and his best friend Ted as they navigate high school, family drama, and plenty of wildly inappropriate antics. Expect the same irreverent humour, pop culture references and chaotic situations.
Release date: March 5, 2026
Streaming on: JioHotstar
Cast: Seth MacFarlane, Max Burkholder & Alanna Ubach
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy & Sitcom
Get to see Anil Kapoor in the role of a decorated soldier, Arjun Maurya, who returns home after years of service, only to come to a horrific realisation that the battles he left behind have followed him. What begins as a quiet homecoming eventually turns to a fight to protect his family and his community. The film leans heavily into action and emotional drama, which makes it irresistible to not watch.
Release date: March 5, 2026
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video
Cast: Anil Kapoor, Radhika Madan & Mona Singh
Genre: Action, Drama & Thriller
Ever wondered what it's like to have the idea of love in the age of convenience? Well, this Korean drama will give you all the answers. The story follows a young woman who signs up for a service that lets users 'rent' a boyfriend whenever they need, and the best part is you get to choose someone tailored exactly to your preferences. With a predictable twist, our lead starts forming feelings in situations that were never meant to be real.
Release date: March 6, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Jisoo, Seo In-guk & Jeon Hyo-jin
Genre: Romantic Comedy, Drama & Sci-fi
Ever wondered what it's like to have the idea of love in the age of convenience? Well, this Korean drama will give you all the answers. The story follows a young woman who signs up for a service that lets users 'rent' a boyfriend whenever they need, and the best part is you get to choose someone tailored exactly to your preferences. With a predictable twist, our lead starts forming feelings in situations that were never meant to be real.
Release date: March 6, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Jisoo, Seo In-guk & Jeon Hyo-jin
Genre: Romantic Comedy, Drama & Sci-fi
A Japanese manga series, this one follows the adventures of the Straw Hat Pirates. In season 2, these pirates return for another leg of their journey as Luffy and his crew continue chasing the legendary treasure known as the One Piece. The new chapter pushes the crew deeper into the Grand Line, where the stakes grow higher and the enemies far more dangerous.
Release date: March 10, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Iñaki Godoy, Emily Rudd & Mackenyu
Genre: Action, Adventure & Fantasy
Kay Scarpetta, a brilliant forensic pathologist, returns to Virginia to head the state’s medical examiner's office. Based on Patricia Cornwell’s long-running crime novels, the series revolves around Kay relying on her instincts and years of experience to piece together evidence that others miss, often putting her at the centre of some unsettling cases.
Release date: March 11, 2026
Streaming on: Prime Video
Cast: Nicole Kidman, Jamie Lee Curtis & Ariana DeBose
Genre: Procedural, Crime & Thriller
It's time for a showdown. After weeks of blind dates, engagements and emotional highs and lows, the couples from the latest season will come face to face against each other in this reunion episode. The cast will get together and talk about everything that happened once the cameras stop filming. Unresolved arguments, unexpected breakups and rare success stories, there's so much to talk about here.
Release date: March 11, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Nick Lachey & Vanessa Lachey
Genre: Reality & Romance
Virgin River tales are back with another season that explores how Mel and Jack try to settle into the next chapter of their relationship while balancing family responsibilities and the demands of running their businesses. As usual, the community around them faces its own turning points as old secrets resurface, new relationships take shape, and long-standing tensions come back into focus.
Release date: March 12, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Alexandra Breckenridge, Martin Henderson & Colin Lawrence
Genre: Drama, Romance & Family
The plot follows Shenba, a young woman from a small town in Tamil Nadu, whose long-held dream of visiting South Korea finally comes true. What started as an exciting trip quickly becomes an unexpected journey of growth when she finds herself stranded in Seoul after a personal setback. Far from home and struggling with the language, culture, and loneliness of a new country, Shenba slowly learns to navigate life on her own.
Release date: March 12, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Priyanka Arul Mohan, Park Hye-jin & Si-hun Baek
Genre: Drama, Coming-of-age & Cross-cultural
Edward Burns revisits the Irish-American family he first introduced in the 1995 indie classic The Brothers McMullen. This follow-up checks in on the brothers years later as adulthood, marriage, and family expectations begin to weigh differently on each of them. When they reunite, old tensions and unresolved questions about love, commitment, and responsibility resurface.
Release date: March 15, 2026
Streaming on: JioHotstar
Cast: Edward Burns, Maxine Bahns & Michael McGlone
Genre: Comedy, Drama & Family
In Season 4, Mark Grayson is still figuring out what it really means to be a hero. After everything he’s been through, the pressure only grows as he is faced with bigger threats. While trying to protect Earth, Mark also struggles to hold on to the normal parts of his life—his relationships, his family, and the person he used to be before all of this began. As the Viltrumites loom in the background and tensions rise across the galaxy, the season pushes Mark closer to the kind of choices that could change him for good.
Release date: March 18, 2026
Streaming on: Prime Video
Cast: Steven Yeun, J.K. Simmons & Sandra Oh
Genre: Animation, Superhero & Action
Tommy Shelby fans assemble: the world of Peaky Blinders has returned, with Shelby taking centre stage again. Set after the series finale, the film finds Tommy pulled into another dangerous chapter as the political tensions of the era begin to close in on him. Old enemies, shifting alliances, and unfinished business from his past force him to confront the choices that made him who he is. As the Shelby legacy hangs in the balance, Tommy once again has to rely on his instincts and ruthless strategy to stay ahead of the forces trying to bring him down.
Release date: March 20, 2026
Streaming on: Netflix
Cast: Cillian Murphy, Rebecca Ferguson & Barry Keoghan
Genre: Crime, Drama, History & Thriller
The small Tasmanian town is back at it again. With another strange bloody case forcing its investigators to work together, Deadloch S2 has come back with its sharp and deadpan humour, while the mystery keeps you hooked. Expect loyalties to fray, local secrets to come to light, and every suspect to try to hide something. It's better and has more nasty twists than the first part, so don't miss it!
Release date: March 20, 2026
Streaming on: Prime Video
Cast: Kate Box, Madeleine Sami & Alicia Gardiner
Genre: Black Comedy, Crime & Mystery
Yet another thrilling season of Munawar Faruqui's The Society is here, and it's as messy and chaotic as the last one. The show's premise is that the contestants are in a class-based survival game that's sharper and meaner this time. All three categories - royals, regulars and rags have to juggle through new mechanics. There's a factory that keeps the show's character alive. It's less about staged stunts and more about watching social power plays unfold in real time.
Release date: March 21, 2026
Streaming on: JioHotstar
Cast: Munawar Faruqui, Shreya Kalra & Faiz Baloch
Genre: Reality, Social Experiment & Competition
Riz Ahmed is back with another satire that will make you think about life and how it works. Bait is a sharp, darkly funny series that pulls the curtain back on fame and the business that feeds it. Equal parts satire and character study, the show watches its leads make messy choices — the ones that seem clever in the moment and toxic in the long run. From biting jokes, uneasy sympathy to morally messy people, and scenes that linger after the credits, this one definitely needs to be on your to-watch list.
Release date: March 25, 2026
Streaming on: Prime Video
Cast: Riz Ahmed, Guz Khan & Sheeba Chaddha
Genre: Comedy, Drama & Satire
