Upcoming OTT releases: From ‘The Cleaning Lady,’ to ‘The Boys,’ 5 series to binge-watch

The March end and April opening OTT lineup is tailor‑made for viewers who like to switch between Hindi crime dramas, English thrillers, and flavorful South Indian stories. A fresh batch of series that balances mood, pacing, and runtime, making it easy to build a diverse weekend binge. Here are five projects, one from each language and platform combo, to keep you glued to the screen over the next few days.

‘The Cleaning Lady’ is a crime‑thriller series that follows Thony De La Rosa, a Cambodian‑born doctor forced into the criminal underworld to protect her son. The show is created by Miranda Kwok, with key episodes across seasons directed by filmmakers like Michael Offer, Jesse Warn, and Milan Cheylov. Each episode runs about 40–45 minutes, fitting the standard U.S. hour-long drama slot. The series is set to premiere on Netflix on April 8.

“Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos” is a Hindi‑language spy action‑comedy film directed by Vir Das and co‑directed by Kavi Shastri, marking Vir Das’ feature‑film directorial debut. The movie runs roughly 130–140 minutes, placing it in the mid‑length feature bracket. The film opened theatrically on January 16, 2026, and is set to land on OTT on April 10, 2026. The movie will stream on Netflix, making it a post‑theatrical digital home for the quirky, star‑driven spy‑comedy.

‘The Boys’ is an English‑language superhero drama series created for television by Eric Kripke, with key episodes directed by Kripke himself as well as other directors like Dan Trachtenberg and Fredrik Bond across seasons. Each episode averages about 50–60 minutes, giving the series a dense, cinema‑style rhythm. Season 5, the final season, is scheduled to premiere on April 8, 2026, with the first two episodes dropping together, followed by weekly releases until the finale on May 20, 2026. The series will stream on Amazon Prime Video worldwide.

‘Nippon Sangoku’ (also known as “Japan: Three Kingdoms”) is a Japanese anime TV series adaptation of the web manga by Ikka Matsuki, animated by Studio Kafka. The show is set to premiere in April 2026 as part of the spring anime season, with episodes airing weekly; its first episode is expected on April 5, 2026. While exact per‑episode duration is not yet standardised, most anime of this type run around 22–24 minutes per episode. The series will stream on Amazon Prime Video internationally, with regional variations possible in Asia.

‘Send Help’ is a survival horror drama that traps two unlikely companions on a deserted island after a plane crash. Directed by Sam Raimi, the film follows Linda and her toxic boss Bradley as they struggle to stay alive while confronting deep personal tensions. With a runtime of around 113 minutes, the film blends survival and psychological conflict. It will be available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, on 31st March 2026.