New OTT Releases On Netflix (Mar 30 to Apr 5, 2026): Eat Pray Bark To XO Kitty S3; What To Watch This Week

The coming week adds a packed slate of latest OTT releases on Netflix, blending dramas, comedies, crime thrillers and fantasy series. Viewers get new seasons of fan favourites like XO, Kitty and Bloodhounds, along with several international premieres.

Across Netflix, the new movies and TV shows span Marathi slice-of-life stories, Taiwanese fantasy, Belgian thrillers and dystopian anime. Many titles return after long gaps, with several finales and season twos raising the stakes for lead characters already pushed to their limits.

Latest OTT Releases On Netflix

Before diving into each story, the latest OTT releases for the week are spread from March 31 to April 5. Most of the new movies and TV shows stream on Netflix adding Indian and international entries. The table below lists the key releases, their dates and platforms.

Netflix carries a large share of the latest OTT releases, with new movies and TV shows dropping almost daily. The line-up mixes comedy, fantasy, legal drama and multiple international crime sagas. Titles from Germany, Taiwan, Japan, Spain, Belgium and South Korea join the roster, catering to viewers who enjoy global stories with subtitles or dubs.

Launching on April 2, XO, Kitty season 3 marks the final chapter of the To All the Boys spin-off. The Song-Covey sisters finally reunite on screen, with Lana Condor returning as Lara Jean for a long-awaited appearance in Seoul. Kitty, played by Anna Cathcart, enters her senior year at KISS, juggling future plans and unresolved feelings for Min Ho.

The new episodes of XO, Kitty season 3 focus on Kitty trying to secure both academic goals and romantic clarity. Life in Korea disrupts those plans, as secrets and shifting loyalties complicate relationships. Across eight episodes, the show promises family surprises and emotional setbacks, reminding Kitty that endings can also mark new starts.

Eat Pray Bark, arriving on April 1, adds a German comedy to Netflix’s latest OTT releases. Set in the Alps, the film follows five eccentric dog owners and their equally stubborn pets. Alexandra Maria Lara and Rúrik Gíslason feature among the cast, as the group gathers in the Tyrolean mountains for an intensive training retreat.

The dog camp in Eat Pray Bark is run by a mysterious trainer called Nodon, whose methods unsettle the participants. The ensemble includes a politician who dislikes dogs but wants to repair a damaged public image, and a constant-fighting couple raising a pampered Yorkie. As the course progresses, the humans realise their own insecurities need more work than the animals’ behaviour.

Agent From Above, streaming from April 2, reaches Netflix after seven years of production delays and costly CGI development. This Taiwanese fantasy series stars Kai Ko as Han Chieh, a medium burdened with a supernatural form of 'community service’ after a mistake made in childhood. Han Chieh is bound to the Third Crown Prince and must serve mystical duties.

Across six episodes, Agent From Above adapts the novel The Oracle Comes, mixing folklore and gritty modern action. Han Chieh joins forces with a detective who can see spirits and an upbeat student. Together they fight demons threatening humans, presenting a high-stakes battle where ancient beliefs collide with present-day crime and urban life.

Another April 2 addition to Netflix’s latest OTT releases is Sins of Kujo, a ten-episode legal drama based on Shohei Manabe’s manga. Yuya Yagira plays Taiza Kujo, a lawyer convinced of professional skill but aware of deep personal flaws. Kujo’s practice focuses on defending clients many consider indefensible, including yakuza members and hardened repeat offenders.

Sins of Kujo shows how Kujo uses legal knowledge as a sharp tool to reduce sentences, building a reputation as a moral void. Alongside Kujo works Shinji Karasuma, an idealistic protégé played by Hokuto Matsumura, who struggles with the ethics of their cases. Together, they navigate Japan’s criminal underworld and courtroom drama.

Bloodhounds season 2 continues Netflix’s Korean presence within the latest OTT releases from April 3. Three years after dismantling a predatory loan shark network, boxers Gun-woo and Woo-jin return to dangerous fights. Woo Do-hwan and Lee Sang-yi reprise their roles as the resilient duo, now facing threats that stretch beyond South Korea’s borders.

The second season of Bloodhounds plunges the fighters into an underground global boxing league, where matches are deadlier and corruption intensifies. As Gun-woo and Woo-jin step back into the ring, they confront new enemies, tougher rules and powerful fixers. The series maintains its brutal action while widening the story’s geographic and criminal scope.

Also arriving on April 3 among Netflix’s latest OTT releases, Gangs of Galicia season 2 and High Tides season 3 push their characters into new crises. Gangs of Galicia picks up three years after a brief calm in the Spanish coastal crime world. Ana, played by Clara Lago, and Daniel, played by Tamar Novas, are drawn back into a revived drug conflict.

In Gangs of Galicia season 2, Daniel agrees to one final job at sea in a last attempt to protect a father in danger. Ana, meanwhile, must ally with a rival cartel to clear a tarnished name. Their moves place them on opposite sides of a deepening war, endangering both survival and relationship.

High Tides season 3, also set in Knokke-Heist, closes the Belgian thriller’s story with its last season. After spending time in a psychiatric institution, Louise, played by Pommelien Thijs, returns home with a goal to rebuild life. Instead, Louise discovers the Vandael family real estate empire crumbling and long-time friends hiding dangerous secrets.

The final High Tides episodes introduce Anton Vermeer, the group’s sworn enemy, whose arrival destabilises fragile alliances. Old grudges and hidden deals erupt into confrontations, forcing Louise, Daan and Alex to reevaluate identities. They must decide whether they can remain honest with themselves while living in a world built on appearance and lies.

Together, this week’s latest OTT releases present a varied menu of new movies and TV shows for Indian audiences. From intimate marital drama and mathematical matchmaking to global boxing rings and post-apocalyptic diplomacy, each title targets a different mood. Viewers can move from light comic escapes to heavy crime sagas, all streaming within a single packed week.