Explore this week’s biggest upcoming OTT releases (Feb 16–22, 2026), from Kennedy and The Night Agent Season 3 to 56 Days and the Kartik Aaryan–Ananya Panday rom-com, streaming across Netflix, Prime Video, ZEE5 and more.

New Delhi: If your watchlist needs an upgrade, this week’s OTT slate has you covered. From edge-of-the-seat thrillers and gripping political dramas to breezy rom-coms, regional gems and revealing documentaries, streaming platforms are rolling out some of the most anticipated titles of the season between February 16 and 22. With big names, festival favourites, returning hit series and fresh Indian originals dropping across Netflix, Prime Video, ZEE5, JioHotstar and Apple TV+, the coming days promise nonstop binge material for every kind of viewer. Here’s your complete guide to what’s new, what’s trending and what deserves a top spot on your watchlist this week.

From Anurag Kashyap’s much-awaited neo-noir film to a new romantic comedy starring Kartik Aaryan, here is a complete and verified guide to the major releases between February 16 and 22, 2026.

Thrillers and Mysteries: High Suspense This Week

Many of this week’s top releases are intense thrillers with strong performances and gripping plots.

56 Days (Prime Video, February 18)

Fifty-six days later, police find a decomposed body in Oliver’s apartment. The story moves back and forth in time to reveal hidden secrets, fake identities and the truth behind the murder. It is perfect for fans of psychological suspense.

Kennedy (ZEE5, February 20)

Anurag Kashyap returns with this dark crime thriller, which received a standing ovation at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival. Rahul Bhat plays Uday Shetty, an ex-police officer who is believed to be dead but secretly works as a hitman for a corrupt system. Sunny Leone plays Charlie, a key character who changes his journey toward redemption. The film is set in the dark and violent side of Mumbai and also stars Aamir Dalvi.

The Night Agent Season 3 (Netflix, February 19)

Gabriel Basso returns as Peter Sutherland in this 10-episode political action thriller. This season, Peter chases a former Treasury agent who escapes to Istanbul with sensitive information. The story uncovers a global conspiracy linked to black money and the White House. Genesis Rodriguez joins as journalist Isabel. The series features action scenes in cities like Mexico City and New York.

Firebreak (Netflix, February 20)

This Spanish-language psychological thriller is directed by David Victori. After her husband dies, Mara goes to the family’s summer home. During a family argument, her daughter suddenly disappears, just as a dangerous wildfire approaches. The film combines survival drama with emotional storytelling.

Raakshasa (ZEE5, February 20)

This seven-episode crime thriller is set in rural Karnataka. Vijay Raghavendra plays Sub-Inspector Hanmappa, who investigates mysterious deaths near the Malaprabha River. At first, they are thought to be crocodile attacks, but soon a dark human conspiracy is revealed. The series explores mythology, superstition and cult beliefs, and also stars Avinash and Mayuri Kyatari.

Romance, Comedy and Feel-Good Stories

If you prefer lighter entertainment, there are several romantic and family-friendly options this week.

Directed by Sameer Vidwans, this romantic drama stars Kartik Aaryan as Ray Mehra, an NRI wedding planner, and Ananya Panday as Rumi Vardhan, an aspiring writer. They meet on a yacht cruise in Croatia and quickly fall in love. However, family responsibilities and different views on relationships create challenges. Neena Gupta and Jackie Shroff add emotional family drama. The film offers a modern love story with beautiful international locations.

Chatha Pacha (Netflix, February 19)

This Malayalam action-comedy (also available in Hindi, Telugu, Tamil and Kannada) stars Roshan Mathew, Arjun Ashokan and Ishan Shoukath. The story follows three friends who restart an underground wrestling event in Fort Kochi to honour their mentor. They end up clashing with criminals. The film is energetic and includes a surprise cameo by a superstar.

Pavane (Netflix, February 20)

A South Korean romantic drama directed by Lee Jong-pil, starring Go Ah-sung, Byun Yo-han and Moon Sang-min. Three strangers meet in a department store parking lot and slowly build emotional connections while facing personal struggles. The film focuses on self-acceptance and love in modern society.

Lucky: The Super Star (JioHotstar, February 20)

This Tamil family drama stars GV Prakash Kumar. A playful puppy helps a troubled child reconnect with his family. When a politician kidnaps the dog for political gain, the story becomes both emotional and humorous. The film also stars Anaswara Rajan and features music by Hesham Abdul Wahab.

Documentaries and Reality Shows

This week also includes strong non-fiction content.

Reality Check: Inside America’s Next Top Model (Netflix, February 16)

A three-part documentary series that explores the popular but controversial reality show. Tyra Banks and former contestants discuss body image issues, racial controversies and the pressures of fame. It gives a deeper look at the show’s legacy.