The second week of July is packed with exciting OTT releases across genres, offering something for every kind of viewer. From courtroom thrillers and historical dramas to crime series, anime, documentaries, and reality shows, streaming platforms are bringing a diverse lineup between July 6 and July 12, 2026.
Leading the week’s releases is Sunny Deol’s courtroom thriller Ikka, while fan-favorite comedy-drama Trying returns with its fifth season. Here’s a look at the biggest titles arriving on Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV+ this week.
Sunny Deol’s Ikka Headlines the Week’s Biggest Releases
One of the most anticipated releases is “Ikka”, premiering on Netflix on July 10. Directed by Siddharth P. Malhotra, the Hindi courtroom thriller stars Sunny Deol, Akshaye Khanna, Tillotama Shome, and Dia Mirza. The story revolves around a celebrated lawyer who finds himself defending a man he firmly believes is guilty. As the courtroom battle unfolds, the film promises gripping legal drama, moral dilemmas, and unexpected twists.
Historical Drama and Crime Thrillers Arrive on Netflix
History lovers can stream “Hamnet” from July 6. Based on Maggie O’Farrell’s bestselling novel, the English historical drama imagines how the tragic death of William Shakespeare’s young son may have influenced the creation of Hamlet. The emotional narrative blends history with fiction to explore grief, family, and creativity.
Crime thriller fans have multiple options this week. “The Apartment Job”, releasing on July 11, follows a former gang leader and a young lawyer whose carefully planned robbery unexpectedly exposes a much larger corruption network.
Meanwhile, French drama “Nothing to Lose”, arriving on July 8, tells the emotional story of a determined mother desperately searching for a life-saving donor for her young son.
Popular Series Make Their Return
Comedy-drama enthusiasts can look forward to “Trying”: Season 5, which premieres on July 8 on Apple TV+ and Prime Video. The beloved series continues the heartfelt journey of Nikki and Jason as they navigate new challenges in their evolving family life.
Reality TV fans can tune into “Better Late Than Single”: Season 2 on Netflix from July 7. The Korean dating series introduces a fresh group of lifelong singles who receive expert guidance in their search for love.
Anime and Mystery Add Variety
Anime fans have something exciting to stream with “Thunder 3″, arriving on Netflix on July 8. Adapted from Yuki Ikeda’s manga, the series follows a group of friends who are suddenly transported into a dangerous parallel world where survival becomes their greatest challenge.
Also releasing on the same day is the Italian survival mystery “I’m Not Afraid”. The story centers on a young boy who stumbles upon another child hidden underground, leading him into a disturbing mystery filled with secrets and suspense.
Crime Drama and Powerful Documentaries Round Out the Week
Prime Video closes the week with “The Westies” on July 12. Set in 1980s New York, the gritty crime drama explores the rise of the notorious Irish-American gang and the internal conflicts that threaten its power.
Documentary lovers also have two noteworthy releases on Netflix. “Shipwrecked”: Nightmare at Sea revisits the devastating 2012 Costa Concordia cruise disaster, combining survivor testimonies with previously unseen footage to reconstruct one of history’s most infamous maritime tragedies.
Another compelling documentary, “Miguel Ángel Blanco”: The 48 Hours That Changed Spain, examines the kidnapping and murder of Spanish politician Miguel Ángel Blanco, exploring the event’s lasting political and social impact.
Final Take
Whether you’re looking for an intense courtroom thriller, an emotional historical drama, a feel-good family series, edge of your seat crime stories, or thought provoking documentaries, this week’s OTT slate offers a well-rounded mix of entertainment. With major releases spread across Netflix, Prime Video, and Apple TV+, viewers will have plenty of fresh content to add to their watchlists throughout the week.
