November OTT Release: From The Family Man to Delhi Crime, Seven Web Series to Add to Your Watchlist

As the festive season winds down, November brings a lineup of fresh and thrilling OTT releases guaranteed to keep your watchlist full. From long-awaited sequels and political dramas to supernatural thrillers and historical retellings, there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re a fan of espionage, true-crime realism, or fantasy adventures, this month’s digital premieres promise edge-of-the-seat entertainment, powerful performances, and unforgettable storytelling. So grab your popcorn and settle in — here are the most exciting shows and films dropping across streaming platforms this November.

1. Stranger Things (Netflix)

The much-awaited final season of Stranger Things returns to wrap up the beloved saga from Hawkins. With the stakes higher than ever, the group faces its most terrifying enemy yet as new secrets from the Upside Down come to light. This explosive conclusion promises action, heartbreak, and nostalgia in equal measure. Expect emotional goodbyes, surprising alliances, and a climactic showdown that defines the fate of the town — and perhaps, the world. Fans can look forward to an unforgettable end to one of Netflix’s most iconic series.

2. The Family Man (Amazon Prime Video)

Manoj Bajpayee is back as the ever-conflicted intelligence officer Srikant Tiwari in The Family Man Season 3. This time, the line between duty and family blurs further as he faces an operation with national consequences. Expect gripping espionage, humor, and emotional depth as Srikant battles both terrorists and his personal demons. Known for its sharp writing and relatable characters, the series once again blends tension with heart, setting the stage for one of Prime Video’s biggest returns of the year.

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3. Delhi Crime (Netflix)

The International Emmy-winning Delhi Crime makes a powerful comeback with a new season that delves into another harrowing case testing the moral and emotional limits of the Delhi Police. Shefali Shah and Rasika Dugal reprise their roles, bringing depth and intensity to a narrative rooted in realism. This season examines crime, justice, and empathy amid chaos, portraying how law enforcement tackles the dark underbelly of urban life. With its raw storytelling and gripping performances, Delhi Crime remains one of Netflix India’s most acclaimed dramas.

4. The Mighty Men (Amazon Prime Video)

Set two decades after The Legend of Vox Machina, The Mighty Men introduces viewers to a new team of unconventional heroes in the world of Exandria. The animated fantasy series blends humor, emotion, and epic adventure as the group faces ancient threats and inner conflicts. With breathtaking animation and witty dialogue, the show promises a perfect mix of action and heart. It’s an ideal watch for fans who love character-driven stories wrapped in a world of magic, courage, and camaraderie.

5. Death By Lightning (Netflix)

This four-part historical thriller takes viewers into one of the most shocking moments in American history — the assassination of President James Garfield. Death By Lightning unravels the intense political rivalries, ambition, and paranoia that defined the late 19th century. Through a gripping narrative and period-accurate detailing, the series explores Garfield’s presidency, the motivations of his assassin Charles J. Guiteau, and the aftermath that reshaped U.S. politics. History buffs and thriller fans alike will find this dramatized retelling both educational and enthralling.

6. Baramulla (Netflix)

Baramulla offers a chilling mix of crime and supernatural mystery set in the haunting valleys of Kashmir. The story follows a police officer investigating a string of bizarre kidnappings that defy logic and reason. As he digs deeper, the line between the natural and the otherworldly begins to blur, leading to shocking revelations. With eerie cinematography, suspenseful pacing, and a strong emotional core, this thriller promises to keep viewers hooked till the very end.

7. Maharani (Sony LIV)

Huma Qureshi returns in Maharani’s latest chapter, stepping beyond state politics to the national arena. As Rani Bharti evolves from a reluctant leader to a fierce political contender, the series explores her transformation, ambition, and resilience in a male-dominated space. Packed with sharp dialogues and layered storytelling, Maharani continues its commentary on power, corruption, and gender dynamics in Indian politics. This season raises the stakes higher than ever, promising a gripping continuation of Rani’s political journey.