The biggest OTT weekend of 2026 is here.
Samay Raina and BeerBiceps are reuniting on The Great Indian Kapil Show – a World Laughter Day special on Netflix that the internet has been losing its mind over. Alongside that, Glory, Undekhi Season 4, Sapne Vs Everyone Season 2, The Kerala Story 2, and Campus Beats Season 6 all drop this weekend.
1. Sapne Vs Everyone Season 2
Prashant is deeper inside an industry designed to break him. Jimmy is further gone than any previous season has left him. Ambrish Verma, Paramvir Singh Cheema, and Vijayant Kohli return to a world that has only grown more dangerous since they left it.
TVF has built something rare here – a show about ambition that refuses to make ambition look glamorous. Every choice these characters make costs them something real, and Season 2 makes sure the bill is higher than ever.
Watch Sapne Vs Everyone Season 2, streaming now on Amazon Prime Video, new episodes every Friday.
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2. Glory
Netflix India’s new boxing drama arrives with a cast that demands attention. Pulkit Samrat, Divyenndu, and Suvinder Vicky lead the story of two brothers investigating a murder while facing a long-overdue reunion with their father, a renowned boxing coach.
This is not just a sports show. Family conflict, revenge, and a murder mystery collide inside one gritty, atmospheric package. Pulkit Samrat even trained with professional boxer Neeraj Goyat to prepare for the role.
Watch Glory, streaming now on Netflix.
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3. The Great Indian Kapil Show – Samay Raina x BeerBiceps Special
Nobody predicted this reunion. Samay Raina walks onto The Great Indian Kapil Show blind, no idea who is waiting in the wings. He counts down. Ranveer Allahbadia walks out. The same two people who triggered ₹8 crore in losses, a wave of FIRs, and a Supreme Court podcast ban are now standing together under studio lights, on Netflix, on World Laughter Day.
The chaos that follows is apparently something else entirely. Archana Puran Singh’s son, who heard it firsthand from his mother, has already called it one of the funniest episodes ever filmed. Kapil Sharma, Samay’s edge, and Ranveer’s unshakeable calm in one room is not a talk show episode. It is a collision.
Watch The Great Indian Kapil Show, streaming May 2, 2026, at 8 pm on Netflix.
4. Undekhi Season 4: The Final Battle
Papaji is out of prison. Rinku has quietly become the most dangerous person in the room. After three seasons of external battles, the Atwal family now turns on itself, and new arrivals Gautam Rode and Debattama Saha ensure the final act hits harder than anything before it.
Weekly episodes replace the usual binge drop, and for a show this layered, that format is a gift. Every Friday brings fresh fallout from threads seeded years ago.
Undekhi is not just ending; it is settling every score it ever opened.
Watch Undekhi: The Final Battle, streaming now on SonyLIV, new episodes every Friday.
IMDb Rating: 7.9/10
5. The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond
A Kerala High Court issued an interim stay. A Division Bench overturned it hours before opening day. The film was released, divided critics straight down the middle, and became one of the most argued-about Hindi films of the year. Now it arrives on Zee5 a full week ahead of its originally announced date.
Ulka Gupta, Aditi Bhatia, and Aishwarya Ojha play three women from three different states, each drawn into the same trap through different circumstances. The sequel broadens the geography deliberately. It streams in five languages, and the debate surrounding it is far from over.
Watch The Kerala Story 2: Goes Beyond, streaming now on Zee5.
IMDb Rating: 5.3/10
Your Binge Starts Now!
Six shows, five platforms, one weekend. From the Atwal family’s final implosion to a love story built on memory loss, from a boxer unravelling a murder to dreams ground down by Mumbai and a film that refuses to stop being talked about, there is no quiet option on this list. Pick the one that pulls you hardest, and go from there. The rest will still be waiting on Sunday.
