The week brings a mix of crime dramas, psychological thrillers, action films and crime comedies to streaming platforms. Malayalam and Tamil titles feature alongside international releases, with stories ranging from a fisherman's fight against corruption to a daring attempt to steal the Mona Lisa. Here is a look at the films and shows arriving on OTT platforms this week, along with their release dates and streaming services.

Enna Vilai

Starring Karunas and Nimisha Sajayan, the Tamil film ‘Enna Vilai’ follows a fisherman from Rameswaram whose discovery of a gold pendant at sea sets off an unexpected chain of events. When he is falsely accused of stealing the valuable object, he finds himself caught in a legal battle to defend his reputation and uncover corruption. Directed by Sajeev Pazhoor, the film also features Kamalesh Jegan, Vijayalakshmi Veeramani, Shashaa Shivakumar and Mohan Raman. ‘Enna Vilai’ began streaming on Netflix on Oct. 15.

DC

‘DC’ presents a gritty reinterpretation of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s classic novel ‘Devdas’, with Lokesh Kanagaraj playing Devadas, an outlaw whose life takes a dangerous turn after a heist goes wrong and a police officer is killed. On the run from a relentless task force leader, he joins forces with Chandra, played by Wamiqa Gabbi, a sex worker who helps him navigate the criminal underworld. Blending crime, suspense and high-stakes confrontations, the film is scheduled to premiere on SonyLIV on Oct. 16.

Aasha

Urvashi headlines the Malayalam psychological thriller ‘Aasha’ as a widow struggling with trauma whose life becomes increasingly turbulent after a minor car accident. Her determination to stand her ground against Jeemon, a volatile man played by Joju George, turns an ordinary traffic dispute into a disturbing confrontation. As the clash escalates, the story explores how a seemingly insignificant incident can lead to devastating consequences. ‘Aasha’ is set to stream on ZEE5 on Oct. 16.

Sacrifice

Starring Chris Evans, Anya Taylor-Joy and Salma Hayek, ‘Sacrifice’ combines action, satire and environmental themes in a story about an extreme plan to avert global catastrophe. The film follows Joan, played by Taylor-Joy, who leads a radical militant group in taking over a charity gala on a remote Greek island. The event is hosted by a billionaire, played by Vincent Cassel, and his pop-star wife, portrayed by Hayek. Among those held hostage is a self-absorbed movie star played by Evans. Convinced that a human sacrifice is necessary to prevent an impending extinction event, the group sets off a chaotic fight for survival. ‘Sacrifice’ is scheduled to arrive on Lionsgate Play in India on October 16.

Masterplan

A seemingly straightforward art theft takes an unexpected turn in ‘Masterplan’, a crime comedy centred on the attempted robbery of the Mona Lisa. Stanley Tucci plays Roger, a retired master thief who brings together an Italian hacker, played by Simona Tabasco, and a French explosives expert, portrayed by Victor Belmondo, for the operation. Their mission becomes more complicated when Roger reveals that the two specialists are long-lost siblings and that he is their biological father. ‘Masterplan’ is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video on October 16.

Tenzing

‘Tenzing’ revisits the historic 1953 Mount Everest expedition, focusing on Nepalese-Indian Sherpa Tenzing Norgay, played by Genden Phuntsok, and his climb alongside New Zealand mountaineer Sir Edmund Hillary, portrayed by Tom Hiddleston. Beyond the achievement itself, the film explores Norgay’s deep spiritual connection with the mountain, the personal challenges he faced and his struggle for recognition amid colonial prejudice. The biographical drama is scheduled to release on Apple TV on October 16.

Money Trap: The Karun Treasure

The Turkish crime comedy ‘Money Trap: The Karun Treasure’ follows veteran con artist Asım Noyan, played by Yilmaz Erdogan, as he brings his former associates together for another elaborate scheme. Their target is the legendary Treasure of Karun, which becomes the focus of a dangerous hunt after Noyan obtains a mythical map believed to lead to the riches. As rival criminal groups and international treasure seekers enter the picture, the operation descends into chaos. ‘Money Trap: The Karun Treasure’ is set to stream on Netflix on October 16.

Love in Disguise

The romantic drama ‘Love in Disguise’ follows Yoon Yijun, played by Im Siwan, an arrogant heir to Taegang Group who becomes a suspect in a murder case. To investigate him, Kang Jaehee, portrayed by Seol In Ah, a former special forces officer, assumes a male identity and takes up a position as his secretary. Their relationship unfolds through a mix of clashes and unexpected romantic moments as Jaehee works undercover. ‘Love in Disguise’ is set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video in India on October 19, 2026.

Crime Patrol - Kuttrangal Tharum Echarikkai

The crime-awareness series ‘Crime Patrol - Kuttrangal Tharum Echarikkai’ draws inspiration from real criminal cases to examine investigations, the circumstances surrounding offences and the motives behind them. Hosted by Rangaraj Pandey, the show aims to present crime stories while highlighting the factors that lead to such incidents. It is produced by Sundar Kaarthikk and Hifour Entertainment. The series is scheduled to premiere on SonyLIV on October 20.