From Seoul to Saharanpur: 7 Fresh Shows to Stream This Weekend

Fresh Shows to Stream This Weekend

Tired of doom-scrolling through OTT menus while your food gets cold? We got you. Whether you’re craving Korean noir, desi thrillers, or sharp English-language suspense, here’s a lineup that’ll make you cancel your social plans and dive into your couch instead.

These seven shows, spanning genres and languages, are new, binge-worthy, and actually worth your time. Let’s get watching.

Trigger

Language: Korean
Genre: Action, Crime Thriller
Streaming on: Netflix
Released: July 26, 2025 

South Korea is in crisis – illegal firearms are flooding the streets, and the nation’s gun control laws are in shambles. Two men – one a by-the-book cop, the other an arms dealer with his own code, get pulled into a dangerous cat-and-mouse game.

Starring Kim Nam-gil and Kim Young-kwang, Trigger brings cinematic action and moral complexity in equal measure. Think Narcos meets Vigilante.

Watch if you like: Dark crime thrillers, anti-heroes, and seeing the law get tested in every way possible.

Number of Episodes: 10 episodes 

Kankhajura

Language: Hindi
Genre: Crime, Psychological Drama
Streaming on: SonyLIV
Released: May 30, 2025

A moody Indian remake of the acclaimed Israeli series Magpie, Kankhajura is a slow-burn character study wrapped in a taut thriller. When two estranged brothers – one recently released from prison – are forced back into each other’s lives, old secrets, betrayals, and regrets rise to the surface.

It’s intimate, intense, and a rare Indian series that prioritizes emotional realism over twists-for-twists’ sake.

Watch if you like: Delhi Crime, Paatal Lok, or moody international dramas with a brain.

Number of Episodes: 8 episodes 

Low Life

Language: Korean
Genre: Historical Heist, Noir
Streaming on: Disney+ Hotstar
Released: July 16, 2025

A diver, a con man, and a disgraced museum curator walk into the 1980s – and then dive for treasure. Based on a cult webtoon, Low Life is a sleek, stylish heist drama set during South Korea’s turbulent political era.

The stakes are high, the fashion is vintage, and the vibes are Ocean’s Eleven meets Narco-Saints with a historical twist. Bonus points for its killer jazz soundtrack and whip-smart banter.

Watch if you like: Retro aesthetics, underdog crews, or a caper that actually has soul.

Number of Episodes: 11 episodes 

Khauf

Language: Hindi
Genre: Psychological Horror
Streaming on: Amazon Prime Video
Released: April 18, 2025

This one’s for the brave. Khauf (produced by the makers of Monica O My Darling and Delhi Crime) plays in the shadows of the mind. A group of people trapped in a seemingly mundane setting slowly realize they’re part of a psychological experiment – or maybe something worse.

It’s atmospheric horror done right – less jump scares, more existential dread.

Watch if you like: Ghoul, Get Out, or therapy.

Number of Episodes: 8 episodes 

Fresh Shows to Stream This Weekend

Bodkin

Language: English
Genre: Dark Comedy, Mystery
Streaming on: Netflix
Released: May 9, 2024

In the Irish town of Bodkin, a trio of podcasters investigates a decades-old mystery. What starts as a true crime doc spirals into… well, chaos. Produced by the Obamas’ Higher Ground and starring Will Forte, this dark comedy is quirky, unsettling, and weirdly warm.

Watch if you like: Only Murders in the Building, Irish accents, and murder with a side of charm.

Number of Episodes: 7

S Line

Language: Korean
Genre: Sci-Fi, Social Thriller
Streaming on: Wavve
Released: June 7, 2025

Imagine if your salary bracket and moral worth were literally worn on your body – welcome to the world of S Line. In this dystopian Korean thriller, people wear colored lines that signal their income, causing class tension to explode into chaos. When a deadly incident rocks the city, a group of unrelated citizens find themselves drawn into something much deeper and more sinister. With shades of Black Mirror and Parasyte: The Grey, S Line is a bold social experiment disguised as sci-fi noir.

Watch if you like: Dystopian dramas, high-concept storytelling, or shows that make you mildly panic about society.

Number of Episodes: 6 episodes 

Chief of War

Language: English
Genre: Historical Drama, Action
Streaming on: Apple TV+
Released: August 1, 2025

Jason Momoa stars in and co-created this nine-episode epic based on Hawaiian history. Playing Ka‘iana, a warrior chief navigating colonialism, tribal politics, and prophecy, Momoa delivers bare-knuckle action (shark-wrestling included) with emotional gravitas. This is history told through indigenous eyes.

Watch if you like: Epic battles, poetic storytelling, cultural depth, and warrior cinema.

Number of Episodes: 9 episodes 

Your Perfect Binge Schedule

Day & Time Show Platform Why You’ll Love It
Friday Night Trigger Netflix Fast-paced, punchy action
Saturday Day Kankhajura SonyLIV Introspective, dark thriller
Saturday Afternoon S Line Wavve Surreal social thriller
Saturday Night Khauf Prime Video Spooky, cerebral chills
Sunday Day Low Life Disney+ Hotstar Retro heist fun
Sunday Afternoon Chief of War Apple TV+ Epic historical drama shaking up tradition
Sunday Night Bodkin Netflix Mystery, Dark Comedy

Summing Up

From Seoul’s streets riddled with guns (Trigger) to the foggy corners of the Indian psyche (Khauf), to Caribbean coasts with a past (The Bluff) – this list is your all-access pass to a global storytelling feast.

There’s no filler here – just fresh content across genres, languages, and vibes that will make your weekend way more interesting than that group dinner you’re pretending to be busy for.

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