Accused OTT Release: When And Where To Watch Konkona Sen and Pratibha Ranta’s Thriller Drama Online

In 2026, Netflix is set to release the highly anticipated Indian psychological thriller Accused as part of its special slate of original content marking the platform’s 10th anniversary in India. Directed by Anubhuti Kashyap, the film stars Konkona Sen Sharma and Pratibha Ranta in lead roles and is officially scheduled to premiere on February 27, 2026.

The official teaser for Accused was released on February 3, 2026, as part of Netflix India’s “Next on Netflix” slate celebrating its 10th anniversary. It begins with the line, “Credibility takes years, doubt takes seconds,” setting the tone for the story. The teaser shows Konkona Sen Sharma as Dr. Geetika, a respected London-based surgeon whose life starts to fall apart after a serious allegation. It also features Pratibha Ranta as her wife, showing the growing tension in their relationship as public doubt and anonymous complaints put Geetika under intense scrutiny. 

The 2026 Netflix psychological thriller Accused, directed by Anubhuti Kashyap, stars Konkona Sen Sharma and Pratibha Ranta in the lead roles. The story follows Geetika, a celebrated queer gynaecologist in London, whose life begins to unravel after she is accused of sexual misconduct. As her reputation comes under scrutiny, her wife, played by Pratibha Ranta, is forced to choose between loyalty and doubt. The film also features Sukant Goel and Aditya Nanda in key supporting roles.

Accused is officially scheduled to premiere on February 27, 2026, exclusively on Netflix. The psychological thriller will be released as part of the platform’s special slate celebrating its 10th anniversary in India. 

Accused follows Dr. Geetika, a highly respected surgeon in London, played by Konkona Sen Sharma. As the youngest head of her department and a prominent LGBTQ+ figure, she is on the verge of becoming the dean of a prestigious hospital. However, her carefully built life begins to crumble when she faces serious allegations of sexual misconduct, putting her reputation and career at risk. The accusation also strains her marriage, forcing her wife Meera, played by Pratibha Ranta, to choose between standing by her partner or walking away as doubt clouds their relationship.