December is here and you know what that means – cosy blankets, hot chocolate, and the perfect excuse to go on a binge-watching spree. Need something to add to your watchlist? Here are some thrilling OTT releases coming up in December 2024 to give you the perfect year-end fun.

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1. Agni

With a surge in the number of fire cases, Mumbai is on the verge of facing a terrible disaster. Vithal, a courageous fireman, is forced to join forces with his arrogant brother-in-law, Samit, a police officer. It’s a race against time and their internal conflicts don’t see any resolve either. Will the fire engulf the city or will the brothers forget their differences to save their home? The movie stars Pratik Gandhi, Divyenndu, and Jitendra Joshi among other prominent names.

When to watch: December 6

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

2. One Hundred Years Of Solitude

Literature nerds, we know movie adaptations repel you but not this time. Based on the masterpiece by Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years Of Solitude, the Spanish series, is releasing its first season. It’s a story of the mythical town, Macondo that began with 20 houses on the bank of a river. When the town witnesses strange realities filled with magical elements, the Buendía family begins its story of complicated loves and the curse that condemns them. Will they overcome the complexities?

When to watch: December 11

Where to watch: Netflix

3. Despatch

December 2024 is starting with a bang as Manoj Bajpayee is here with a gripping OTT release. The movie follows the story of a journalist, Joy Bag (Manoj Bajpayee), who’s forced to play by the rules. In his search for a groundbreaking story from his newspaper, Despatch, he faces many attacks from his enemies. What’s a journalist without their freedom of speech? Will Joy get his voice back? The film stars Shahana Goswami, Arrchita Agarwaal, and Ritu Parna Sen among other actors.

When to watch: December 13 

Where to watch: ZEE5

4. Bandish Bandits S2

What happens when two musical artists from opposite cultural backgrounds fall in love? Tamanna and Radhe Rathod are brewing new tunes for their chemistry this season. Will Radhe’s conservative grandfather accept their relationship? The series casts Naseeruddin Shah, Sheeba Chadha, Shreya Chaudhry, Ritwik Bhowmik, Yashaswini Dayama, Paresh Pahuja, and Kunaal Roy Kapur in lead roles.  

When to watch: December 13 

Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video

5. Mismatched S3

The last season revealed several mismatched love stories. But it was the most chaotic one for Dimple and Rishi, as she pushed away the latter to follow his dreams. Will Dimple find happiness without her coffee partner? Currently, their love menu seems to be loaded with the bitterness of coffee. Will the two reunite to make it sweeter? Or are things about to get more tense this season? The series stars Rohit Saraf, Prajakti Koli, Ahsaas Channa, Vihaan Samat, Taaruk Raina, Rannvijay Singh, and Muskkaan Jaferi.

When to watch: December 13 

Where to watch: Netflix

6. Barbie 

After an undefeated release against Oppenheimer in 2023, Barbie is set to make an OTT release this December 2024. It’s time for Barbie to break free from her delicate box and enter the real universe. Barbie in the real world, is this possible? Starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in the lead roles, the film is worth a watch.

When to watch: December 21

Where to watch: Netflix

7. Squid Game S2

Welcome to the new games! The second season of this mind-blowing series will keep you on the edge of your seat. Player 456, the winner of Squid Games comes back with another resolution in his mind after three years. In the hope of making ends meet, the new participants come forward to play this life-or-death game to win 45.6 billion. Will they realise the adversity of the game or are they just another set of pawns?

When to watch: December 26 

Where to watch: Netflix

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