OTT Releases This Weekend Include Assi, Matka King, Roommates, Good Boy
New films and series across genres arrive for weekend streaming
A fresh slate of films and web series has arrived across major streaming platforms this weekend, offering a mix of courtroom drama, crime sagas, coming-of-age stories and experimental horror. Titles such as Assi, Matka King, Roommates and Good Boy headline the lineup, catering to viewers with varied tastes looking for a weekend binge.
Among the most talked-about releases is Assi, a courtroom drama starring Taapsee Pannu that delves into a sexual assault case and the complexities of the legal system. The film focuses on the pursuit of justice while exposing systemic challenges, combining emotional storytelling with social commentary. It premiered on ZEE5 on April 17.
Crime drama enthusiasts can turn to Matka King, set in 1960s Mumbai, which follows the rise of a cotton trader who builds a powerful illegal gambling empire. Featuring Vijay Varma, the series explores ambition, crime networks and power struggles, and began streaming on Prime Video from April 17.
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For lighter viewing, Roommates offers a coming-of-age narrative centred on two college freshmen navigating friendship, identity and personal challenges. The Netflix release blends humour with emotional depth, reflecting the chaos of young adulthood and evolving relationships.
Adding a unique twist to the weekend lineup is Good Boy, an indie horror film told from the perspective of a dog. The story follows a loyal pet that senses a sinister presence threatening its owner, delivering an unconventional horror experience. The film debuted on Lionsgate Play on April 17.
Overall, this weekend’s OTT releases span multiple genres—from socially driven drama to gritty crime and experimental storytelling—ensuring there is something for every viewer. With several high-profile premieres landing on the same day, audiences have a packed watchlist to explore across platforms.
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