From Diwali-week family dramas to a Middle-earth return, November has a lot to stream, which can keep you engaged and entertained throughout November. We have kept this list to titles with a confirmed date and platform. So planned this month beyond the festive activity by including an entertainment stream in the calendar.
1. Blind Game
Where: ZEE5
Date: 4 November
Arjun Rampal and Priyamani headline this Hindi suspense thriller. Rampal plays an IPS officer investigating suspicious events around a group of friends and a missing Rs 5 crore. It is a good pick if you want a short, tense watch.
2. The Greatest
Where: Prime Video
Date: 4 November
Jaalen Best plays Muhammad Ali in this eight-episode biographical drama. It follows Ali from his early boxing days to his place among the most celebrated sporting icons in history.
3. Black Doves Season 2
Where: Netflix
Date: 5 November
Keira Knightley returns as Helen Webb, a politician's wife who secretly sells government secrets to a covert organization. All six hour-long episodes drop together, so this is built for a weekend binge.
4. Diwali Diwali
Where: Netflix
Date: 5 November
This Hindi family film stars Mihir Ahuja and Manoj Pahwa. A son surprises his middle-class parents with a luxury apartment as a Diwali gift, and the gesture sets off emotional and comic complications. It is the obvious pick for family viewing this festive week.
5. I'm Game
Where: JioHotstar
Date: 6 November
Dulquer Salmaan stars in this fantasy-action thriller as Dan John, a gambler whose faith in luck leads him into danger. It arrives in five languages, so it should suit a wide range of viewers.
6. Possible Love
Where: Netflix
Date: 6 November
Lee Chang-dong directs this South Korean drama about two married couples from very different backgrounds. Their lives collide when a filmmaker sets out to document the struggles of a laid-off worker and his wife. A slower, more thoughtful option.
7. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3
Where: Prime Video
Date: 11 November
The fantasy epic returns, set several years after Season 2, at the height of the war between the Elves and Sauron. If you need a catch-up, Seasons 1 and 2 are already streaming.
8. Student of the Year: After Dark
Where: JioHotstar
Date: 13 November
Karan Johar's franchise gets a darker reinvention. Shanaya Kapoor makes her OTT debut in a double role as twin sisters, in a murder mystery tied to the prestigious student competition at St. Teresa's. It is directed by Reema Maya and produced by Dharmatic Entertainment.
9. The Mosquito Bowl
Where: Netflix
Date: 25 November
Peter Berg directs Nicholas Galitzine and Bill Skarsgård in this World War II drama. It tells the true story of college football players who enlist in the Marines, adapted from Buzz Bissinger's book.
10. The Hunting Wives Season 2
Where: Netflix
Date: 26 November
The eight-episode second season picks up after the fallout between Sophie and Margo at the end of Season 1. It arrives as a Netflix-branded series in nearly every country where the service operates.
