OTT releases this week: Drishyam 3, Your Fault: London and Kenatha Kanom

OTT platforms are set to offer a packed slate of releases this week. From Mohanlal's much-awaited Drishyam 3 to Netflix thriller I Will Find You, here's a look at some of the biggest titles arriving between June 15 and June 21.
Drishyam 3 (Prime Video) | Mohanlal returns as Georgekutty in the latest chapter of the acclaimed Malayalam crime-thriller franchise. The story follows his continued efforts to protect his family while confronting secrets from the past. Released in theatres on May 21, the film is now headed for its OTT release. It is all set to stream on Prime Video from June 18.

Your Fault: London (Prime Video) Based on Mercedes Ron's Culpables trilogy, the second instalment in the English-language adaptation follows Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick (Matthew Broome) as their relationship is tested by distance, jealousy and new romantic complications. The romantic drama will stream from June 17 on Prime Video.

André is an Idiot (Netflix) | This documentary chronicles the journey of San Francisco–based creative director André Ricciardi after he is diagnosed with terminal cancer. The film explores his approach to family and mortality through humour and honesty. It won both the Audience Award and the Jonathan Oppenheim Editing Award in the US Documentary competition at Sundance 2025.

André is an Idiot is scheduled to stream on Netflix from June 17.

Kenatha Kanom (JioHotstar) | Starring Yogi Babu, Kenatha Kanom

is all set to stream on JioHotstar from June 16. The Tamil drama follows the drought-hit village of Kariyapattinam, where residents discovered that an ancient well has mysteriously disappeared. Their investigation uncovers a wider conspiracy involving water scarcity and local politics. Directed by Suresh Sangaiah, it also stars Lovelyn Chandrasekar, Raichel Rebecca, George Mariyam and others.

I Will Find You (Netflix) | Adapted from a novel by Harlan Coben, the thriller stars Sam Worthington as David Burroughs, a man serving a life sentence for the murder of his three-year-old son Matthew. He then escapes custody after discovering evidence that suggests his son may still be alive. It will be available to watch on Netflix from June 18.

Aliya Basu Gayab Hai (Lionsgate Play) | The film follows two ex-convicts who abduct the daughter of a wealthy businessman and demand a hefty ransom. However, the clean-cut plan rapidly spirals out of control. Deception, hidden motives and a dark web of secrets surface, showing that nobody involved in the crime is telling the full truth.

Husbands in Action (Netflix) | The movie follows a narcotics detective and a veterinarian who share a bitter rivalry as the ex-husband and current husband of the same woman. When a criminal drug organisation kidnaps the woman, the mismatched duo must put aside their glaring differences and launch an action-packed rescue operation.
Voicemails for Isabelle (Netflix) | To cope with the painful death of her sister Isabelle, a young woman begins leaving emotional confessional messages on her late sister's phone number. Unbeknownst to her, the phone number has been reassigned to an elusive real estate agent based in Austin. As the man continues to receive and listen to these intimate confessions, he finds himself falling deeply in love with this stranger from afar.