With the weekend setting in, a bunch of new titles are now available online. Here’s what you can binge on across OTT platforms.

1. Sahasam – Manorama Max
Packed with humour, action, and emotion, Sahasam follows an ordinary man whose peaceful life is thrown off balance after an unexpected encounter. What begins as a chance meeting soon turns into a journey filled with peril, discovery, and courage. Set across diverse landscapes, the film explores how life’s unpredictable turns often lead to extraordinary strength. Catch it on Manorama Max from October 10.

2. Oru Vadakkan Pranaya Parvam – Manorama Max
Set in the lively corridors of S.N. College, Kannur, circa 2012, Oru Vadakkan Pranaya Parvam traces the upheaval in student leader JP’s life when a transfer student, Sapna, enters the scene. The campus is soon alive with rivalry, friendship, and the bittersweet drama of young love. This nostalgic coming-of-age story captures the vibrancy of college life. Streaming on Manorama Max from October 2025.

3. Param Sundari – Amazon Prime Video (Rental)
A romantic comedy set against Kerala’s scenic waterways, Param Sundari tells the story of two strangers from contrasting cultures — a spirited North Indian and a grounded Malayali — who stumble into love in the most unexpected way. Their differences are shown through laughter, chaos, and affection as they navigate a rollercoaster of emotions, proving that love truly knows no borders. Now available for rent on Prime Video.

4. Mehfil – SunNXT
An evocative tale set in an ancestral Kerala mansion, Mehfil revolves around a retired landlord, portrayed by Mukesh, who is determined to preserve the grace of traditional musical gatherings. His passion resonates with a younger musician, played by Unni Mukundan, creating a touching bridge between generations. With Asha Sharath in a pivotal role, this film celebrates art, love, and legacy. Stream it on SunNXT from October 10.

5. Maine Pyar Kiya – Prime Video
Blending romance, nostalgia, and rustic charm, Maine Pyar Kiya unfolds in the idyllic village of Unnikkulam. The story centres on a football-loving youth grappling with post-college uncertainty who finds solace in the quiet strength of a Tamil woman bound by conservative traditions. What begins as tender affection slowly evolves into a story of courage and emotional awakening. Now streaming on Prime Video.