The week brings a diverse line-up of films and series across streaming platforms, with action dramas, crime thrillers, romantic comedies, documentaries and animated adventures set to make their digital debuts. From Rajinikanth's 'Jailer 2' and Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kareena Kapoor Khan's 'Daayra' to Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna's 'Ranabaali', viewers have plenty to look forward to.

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Here is a look at the movies and shows releasing on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, JioHotstar, Apple TV and SonyLIV this week.

Jailer 2

Rajinikanth returns as the formidable Tiger Muthuvel Pandian in 'Jailer 2', the sequel to the 2023 blockbuster directed by Nelson. The story picks up with the former jailer leading a quiet life until an old adversary resurfaces and threatens to disrupt his world. The film features an ensemble cast comprising SJ Suryah, Suraj Venjaramoodu, Ramya Krishnan, Mirnaa, Namo Narayana, Yogi Babu, Shivarajkumar, Mohanlal, Vidya Balan, Hrithik Roshan and Mithun Chakraborty. The action drama began streaming on Amazon Prime Video on November 12.

Daayra

Directed by Meghna Gulzar, 'Daayra' brings together Prithviraj Sukumaran and Kareena Kapoor Khan in a crime drama centred on an encounter investigation. Prithviraj plays DCP Raman Kumar, who becomes a national hero after his team kills four men accused of rape. However, his actions come under scrutiny when internal vigilance officer DCP Ajooni Kohli, played by Kareena, is assigned to investigate whether the encounter was staged. The film will premiere on Netflix on November 13.

Ranabaali

Vijay Deverakonda and Rashmika Mandanna headline 'Ranabaali', a period action drama directed by Rahul Sankrityan. The film, which also features Arnold Vosloo in an important role, made its theatrical debut on October 16. Following its cinema run, the film is set to arrive on Netflix on November 13. It will be available in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam.

Avengers: Endgame Encore

Marvel fans can revisit the epic showdown with Thanos as 'Avengers: Endgame Encore' arrives on Disney+ on November 13. The film follows Earth's surviving superheroes as they grapple with the aftermath of the devastating events that wiped out half the universe's population. Their mission to reverse the destruction and reunite with their loved ones leads to a final confrontation with Thanos. The special re-release, which enjoyed a successful theatrical run worldwide, also featured previously unseen footage offering glimpses into the upcoming 'Avengers: Doomsday'.

Must Date the Playboy

A pretend romance takes an unexpected turn in Netflix's romantic comedy 'Must Date the Playboy'. The story centres on Tara, a reserved college student who agrees to fake a relationship with Zayn, a notorious campus heartbreaker, to prevent him from hurting her best friend. However, their carefully planned arrangement becomes increasingly complicated as jealousy, concealed motives and genuine affection enter the picture. The film will be available to stream on Netflix from November 13.

Heartland

Jessica Chastain leads 'Heartland', a mystery drama about a former country music star drawn into a disturbing investigation. After spending almost 20 years away from the public eye, Misty Jones returns to Nashville when her niece, Charlie Heart, played by Carter Faith, disappears. Her search soon develops into a murder investigation that brings buried secrets within the music industry to light and forces Misty to confront her own troubled history. 'Heartland' will premiere on Netflix on November 13.

Murder in Galicia

Based on real events, 'Murder in Galicia' follows a police investigation that begins after a woman is attacked late at night. A sergeant takes charge of the case and gradually turns her attention towards the victim's husband, whose apparently harmless conduct begins to raise suspicions. As the investigation progresses, the limited series explores the secrets and unanswered questions surrounding the crime. It will begin streaming on Netflix on November 13.

12 12 12

Jamie Dornan and Anthony Mackie lead this crime thriller built around an elaborate bank robbery in Zurich. The narrative unfolds through three interconnected time frames, examining the year before the heist, the 12 hours during which it takes place and the 12 days that follow. Dornan plays a professional criminal orchestrating the operation, while Mackie portrays a disgraced FBI agent determined to bring him down for personal reasons. '12 12 12' will make its debut on Apple TV on November 13.

Being Heumann

'Being Heumann' chronicles the life and activism of Judy Heumann, a prominent figure in the fight for disability rights in the United States. The biographical drama focuses on the historic 1977 occupation of a federal building in San Francisco, where Heumann and fellow activists staged a 28-day sit-in after the government failed to implement disability civil rights legislation. The film explores the protest and its significance in advancing the movement. It will be available on Apple TV from November 13.

Anbil Avan

Ashok Selvan and Preity Mukhundhan play the lead roles in 'Anbil Avan', a romantic action thriller directed by debutant filmmaker R. Kaarthikeyan. The film follows a newly married couple who set up a homestay in a secluded hill station, only to find their peaceful new beginning turning into a desperate struggle for survival. After its theatrical release on October 2, the film is set to make its digital debut on SonyLIV on November 13. It will stream in Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada and Hindi.

The Chosen (Season 6)

The penultimate season of 'The Chosen', created by Dallas Jenkins, focuses on the final 24 hours of Jesus Christ's life. The episodes follow the events leading up to the crucifixion, beginning with Judas' betrayal and moving through the developments of Good Friday. Jonathan Roumie returns as Jesus, alongside Shahar Isaac, Elizabeth Tabish, Paras Patel and Luke Dimyan. Paul Ben-Victor and Andrew James Allen also feature as King Herod and Pontius Pilate, respectively. The sixth season will arrive on Amazon Prime Video on November 15.

Cunk on Cinema

Diane Morgan reprises her role as the eccentric presenter Philomena Cunk in this three-part mockumentary series created by Charlie Brooker. This time, Cunk turns her attention to the history of cinema, examining its evolution from the earliest cameras to the growing influence of artificial intelligence. The comedy follows her trademark interviews with experts and film industry personalities, who attempt to respond to her bizarre questions with varying degrees of seriousness. Director Michael Bay, actor Benedict Cumberbatch and screenwriter Steven E. de Souza are among the featured personalities. The series premieres on Netflix on November 15.

Guarding Stars

Inspired by Katherine Center's novel 'The Bodyguard', 'Guarding Stars' pairs Jared Padalecki and Leighton Meester in a romantic comedy with a festive backdrop. The story follows Jack Stapleton, a professional bodyguard assigned to protect reclusive film star Hanna Brooks from a stalker. To keep the security threat under wraps, Jack must pose as Hanna's boyfriend. The arrangement sets the stage for a mix of humour, emotional complications and romance. The film will be released on Netflix on November 18.

Mr & Mrs Office

Pradeep Antony and Smeha Manimegalai star in this workplace comedy as Arivu and Aishwarya, a newly married couple who find employment at the same IT company. Their plans hit a roadblock when they discover that the organisation does not permit family members to work together. Rather than give up their jobs, the pair decide to hide their marital status and act as though they are strangers in the office. Their attempts to maintain the secret lead to a series of comic situations. The series will debut on JioHotstar on November 18.

Steps

Netflix's animated film 'Steps' offers a new take on the familiar Cinderella fairy tale by shifting the spotlight to her stepsisters, Lilith and Margot. Traditionally portrayed as antagonists, the characters get an opportunity to tell their side of the story as they embark on a journey to protect their kingdom. The project is also a significant milestone for Netflix Animation Studios, reportedly marking its first feature film completed entirely in-house. Positioned as a family entertainer for the holiday season, 'Steps' will premiere on Netflix on November 20.

The Blue Road

South Korean actor Son Suk-ku and Japanese actor Nagayama Eita headline 'The Blue Road', an eight-episode crime thriller that brings together performers from both countries. Kim Shin-rok, Choi Sung-eun and Jung Jae-young also feature in the series. The plot follows two men from different countries who join forces to investigate a complex criminal case. With Korean and Japanese dialogue woven into its narrative, the series explores a cross-border investigation through a dark thriller format. 'The Blue Road' will be available on Netflix from November 20.