Streaming World Heats Up with New Releases from February 16 to 22
The streaming landscape is buzzing with an exciting lineup of fresh content from February 16 to February 22, offering a diverse mix of genres to cater to every viewer's mood. From intense sports dramas and gritty crime thrillers to heartfelt romantic tales and insightful documentaries, this week promises a busy binge-watching schedule. Major stars like Kartik Aaryan and Jennifer Garner headline global releases, taking audiences from Mumbai's dark alleys to London's high-stakes kitchens and beyond.
Romantic Drama: 'Tu Meri Main Tera Main Tera Tu Meri' – February 19
Director Sharan Sharma brings together Kartik Aaryan and Ananya Panday in this romantic drama. The story follows Rehaan, a wedding planner who falls in love with Rumi during a trip to Croatia. However, their budding romance faces a challenge when Rumi leaves to care for her ailing father in India. Later, Rehaan arrives in India to plan her family's wedding, determined to prove that love can endure even the most complicated family responsibilities. The film delves into themes of sacrifice and the complexities of modern relationships.
Where to watch: Prime Video
Dark Thriller: 'Kennedy' – February 20
Directed by Anurag Kashyap, this dark thriller stars Rahul Bhat and Sunny Leone. It centers on Uday Shetty, a disgraced cop who lives as an assassin under the alias "Kennedy" during the pandemic lockdown. Battling insomnia and guilt, he hunts his nemesis while navigating Mumbai's criminal underbelly. The film serves as a haunting meditation on corruption and the elusive nature of redemption.
Where to watch: ZEE5
Mystery: '56 Days' – February 18
Directors Shana Stein and Alethea Jones helm this mystery starring Dove Cameron and Avan Jogia. The plot revolves around a decomposed body discovered in an apartment after 56 days. The narrative skillfully shifts between a whirlwind lockdown romance and a tense investigation, gradually peeling back layers of deception as the timelines converge.
Where to watch: Prime Video
Documentary: 'Being Gordon Ramsay' – February 18
Director Dionne Broomfield follows celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay in this documentary. It chronicles his ambitious £20 million London restaurant expansion, which includes five high-profile ventures at 22 Bishopsgate. Beyond the kitchen meltdowns and staffing crises, the series explores Ramsay's childhood struggles and his relentless drive for success.
Where to watch: Netflix
News Satire: 'Last Week Tonight Season 13' – February 16
John Oliver returns with his Emmy-winning news satire show, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver. With producers Tim Carvell and Liz Day leading the writing team, the new season dives into global misinformation, systemic failures, and cultural flashpoints, blending investigative research with sharp humor.
Where to watch: JioHotstar
Documentary: 'Reality Check: Inside ANTM' – February 16
Featuring Tyra Banks and creator Ken Mok, this documentary revisits the legacy of America's Next Top Model. Former contestants reflect on empowerment narratives, body shaming, and the psychological pressures behind the scenes, reassessing the show's cultural impact over the years.
Where to watch: Netflix
Thriller Series: 'The Night Agent Season 3' – February 19
Director Seth Gordon brings back Gabriel Basso as Peter Sutherland in The Night Agent. Beginning in Istanbul and spanning multiple cities, the new season follows Peter as he uncovers a dangerous financial conspiracy while operating without his usual allies.
Where to watch: Netflix
Sports Drama: 'Heated Rivalry' – February 20
Director Jacob Tierney casts Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie in this sports drama based on a novel by Rachel Reid. Two rival hockey superstars secretly maintain a decade-long relationship while publicly portraying enemies. The story explores themes of masculinity, fame, and the tension between public image and private love.
Where to watch: Lionsgate Play
Historical Drama: 'The Swedish Connection' – February 19
Directed by Therese Ahlbeck and Marcus Olsson, and starring Henrik Dorsin, this historical drama follows diplomat Gösta Engzell during World War II. Using legal loopholes, he leads humanitarian efforts to save refugees from the Nazi regime.
Where to watch: Netflix
Psychological Thriller: 'Firebreak' – February 20
Director David Victori features Belen Cuesta and Joaquin Furriel in this Spanish psychological thriller. A family trapped in a raging forest wildfire must confront buried secrets as survival becomes both a physical and emotional battle.
Where to watch: Netflix
Animated Comedy: 'Strip Law' – February 20
Created by Cullen Crawford and featuring the voice of Adam Scott, this adult animated comedy is set in Las Vegas. An uptight lawyer teams up with a flamboyant magician to handle the city's most absurd legal cases.
Where to watch: Netflix
Korean Melodrama: 'Pavane' – February 20
Director Lee Jong-pil casts Ko Ah-sung and Byun Yo-han in this Korean melodrama. Three outsiders working in a department store basement navigate love, identity, and self-worth in an image-conscious society.
Where to watch: Netflix
Thriller Series: 'The Last Thing He Told Me S2' – February 20
Director Michael Uppendahl reunites with Jennifer Garner for Season 2 of The Last Thing He Told Me. Five years later, Hannah and Bailey are reunited with Owen, but their peace is shattered when his past resurfaces, forcing them back into danger.
Where to watch: Apple TV+
Awards Ceremony: 'BAFTA 2026' – February 22
Hosted by Alan Cumming, the 79th British Academy Film Awards will celebrate the year's best in global cinema. The ceremony promises star-studded appearances and recognition of outstanding achievements in film.
Where to watch: Lionsgate Play
