Here are the top 10 shows and films worth clearing your weekend for this week on OTT.

April did not waste any time. The first week has arrived with a lineup that covers almost every mood you could possibly be in, whether you want to ugly cry over Aamir Khan rediscovering his humanity on a basketball court, laugh yourself senseless in a courtroom where rats have been eating marijuana, or stay up past midnight chasing a killer through a stack of obituary notices.

There is something on here for everyone, and the platforms have clearly decided that March was just the warm-up act.

Sitaare Zameen Par (Sony LIV, April 3) Aamir Khan returns and this time he is not saving a child from the education system. He plays a basketball coach doing community service with a team of players with intellectual disabilities. What starts as punishment slowly becomes something far more personal. This one is going to hit hard.

Vadh 2 (Netflix, April 3) Neena Gupta and Sanjay Mishra back together in a crime thriller set inside a Madhya Pradesh prison. A dangerous criminal vanishes, a politician brother demands answers, and an inspector starts pulling threads he probably should have left alone. The first film was a quiet knockout. Expectations are high.

Maamla Legal Hai Season 2 (Netflix, April 3) Ravi Kishan's courtroom chaos is back. The cases this season reportedly include marijuana-eating rats and a hunt for a human-ape. Yes, really. If season one made you laugh till your stomach hurt, this one is coming for round two.

Mrithyunjay (Netflix, April 3) A Telugu thriller about a newspaper obituary collector who starts noticing that the deaths he is documenting are not accidents. The police disagree. He investigates anyway. The premise alone is worth your time.

Happy Patel: Khatarnak Jasoos (Netflix, April 1) Vir Das plays an Indian spy raised in London, sent to Goa to rescue a British scientist kidnapped by a local don trying to perfect a skin-lightening cream. Mona Singh is along for the ride. This one sounds delightfully unhinged.

Bloodhounds Season 2 (Netflix, April 3) The Korean action thriller is back, and if the first season is anything to go by, expect sharp fight choreography, a villain worth hating, and a pace that does not give you a second to breathe.

Gangs of Galicia Season 2 (Netflix, April 3) The Spanish crime drama returns with more cocaine, coastline, and consequence. One of the better European crime series doing the rounds right now.

XO Kitty Season 3 (Netflix, April 2) The lightest watch on this list. If you have followed Kitty's romantic chaos through Seoul this far, season three is ready to deliver more of exactly what you came for.

Maa Ka Sum (Prime Video, April 3) A 19-year-old boy who believes love can be solved like a maths equation. Mona Singh plays the mother navigating his logic. Nicholas Kharkongor directs, and the series looks warm, funny, and quietly relatable.

Bhabiji Ghar Par Hain: Fun On The Run (Zee5, April 3) The beloved sitcom characters take a road trip to Uttarakhand, two gangsters plan murders, and everything spirals from there. Pure chaos with familiar faces. Sometimes that is exactly what you need.

Honestly, the harder question this week is not what to watch but what to skip. Every platform seems to have shown up with something worth your attention, which is a rare enough thing to appreciate.

Pick your mood, clear your schedule, and if you find yourself three episodes deep into a Korean action thriller at 2 AM on a Thursday, that is entirely your own fault. You were warned.

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