'Nadaaniya' to 'Daredevil: Reborn' - Upcoming movies and dramas to watch on OTT in March 2025

Some stories are inspired by reality, some dipped in fiction. All fighting for your time. Filmmakers are on a mission to keep you hooked and keep you talking. And for this month, they have drama, action, politics, and a mix of everything.
From the gritty streets of Hell’s Kitchen to royal scandals and India’s darkest political chapter, March 2025 is stacked with stories that will make you think, argue, or simply binge till 3 AM. Here is the lineup of upcoming OTT releases in March that you shouldn’t miss.

A journey through a world that isn’t what it used to be. This dystopia yet heartfelt drama is directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, starring Millie Bobby Brown. Chris Pratt, and that’s enough to get people talking. This is sci-fi mixed with nostalgia and emotion. Feels like Stranger Things and lots of robots. This will be released on March 14 on Netflix.

Saif Ali Khan’s son Ibrahim Ali Khan’s first step into Bollywood. A digital debut where the trailer shows drama, young love, mistakes, and regrets. A coming-of-age tale wrapped in modern-day chaos. This one might just prove something. This film is releasing on Netflix on March 7.

Meghan Markle is a name that never leaves the headlines. A young American woman, a whirlwind romance, royal traditions and media chaos. The drama is based on the cost of love, fame, and power. Maybe a little truth is hidden between the lines. Some will love it; some will hate it; but everyone will talk about it. Releasing on March 4 on Netflix.

Matt Murdock is back again, the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen, the blind lawyer and the fighter. Marvel’s most brutal hero returns for another round. There will be new villains, new battles, and maybe a darker story. The movie is just raw, street-level action. Gritty, bloody and personal, releasing on March 4 on JioHotstar.

In 1975, India changed overnight. A democracy turned into a dictatorship. ‘Emergency’ brings those chaotic times to the screen. The arrests, the protests or the silenced voices. A leader who became too powerful. The debate has already started. But that’s the thing about history. Everyone sees it differently. It stars Kangana Ranaut and is being released on March 17 on Netflix.