OTT Releases This Week Nov 10 to Nov 17 Dude Telusu Kada K-ramp Dashavatar and More

A lighthearted story of friendship, love, and unexpected adventures, Dude brings together a quirky group of friends navigating the ups and downs of life. Packed with humor and heart, it’s a journey that keeps viewers entertained from start to finish.

Telusu Kada is a 2025 Telugu romantic drama about a couple, Varun and Anjali, who face challenges when Anjali learns she cannot conceive. Their decision to pursue surrogacy leads them to a doctor who is Varun's ex-girlfriend, Raaga, creating a complex love triangle that explores themes of love, heartbreak, and second chances from multiple perspectives.

A wealthy businessman sends his problematic son, Kumar, to Kerala for reform. There, Kumar falls in love with Mercy, a young woman struggling with PTSD and suicidal tendencies. The central conflict arises as the couple navigates their romance amidst Mercy's personal struggles.

Dashavatar centers on an aging folk artist, Babuli Mestri, who must fight to save his village's sacred land from a mining project. After his son is found dead under suspicious circumstances related to the project, Babuli, his son's fiancée, and a local supernatural power join forces to uncover the truth behind the death, blending a real-life mystery with mythological elements.

The movie is a light-hearted story centered around everyday characters and the hilarious situations they find themselves in. The plot promises a generous amount of laughter and madness, focusing on the comedic elements of family life and human ego, rather than a heavy, dramatic narrative.

Ekka follows a young man named Muthu who is forced into the Bengaluru underworld after a friend betrays him and a series of tragic events occur. The story details his transformation from a rural man into a feared gangster as he seeks revenge and survival, while also exploring his relationships with his mother and a love interest.

Avihitham is a Malayalam dark comedy about a group of men in a village who become obsessed with uncovering a rumored illicit affair, leading to humorous and satirical commentary on gossip and societal judgment. The story begins when an unemployed man, Prakashan, witnesses a clandestine meeting between neighbors and, with his friends, decides to investigate and expose what he believes is a secret relationship. The film satirizes voyeuristic tendencies and the hypocritical nature of judging others, particularly women.