What to watch on OTT this weekend (June 30-July 6)

What happens when two world leaders who can’t stop fighting on Twitter are forced to work together? Idris Elba plays the British Prime Minister and John Cena plays the US President in this wild buddy comedy. When a powerful enemy targets them, they’re forced to go on the run, joined by MI6 agent Noel, played by Priyanka Chopra Jonas. (Many are calling her performance the highlight of the film.) Directed by Ilya Naishuller, it’s a fast-paced, globe-trotting adventure that shows even the messiest political rivalry can turn into an unlikely friendship.

Immortal warriors face new challenges as they leave behind ancient battles for modern foes. Old Guard 2 picks up where the hit 2020 film left off, this time focusing on Andy, played by Charlize Theron, the battle-hardened immortal now facing a shocking twist—she’s no longer immortal. As her team struggles with exile, betrayal, and long-buried grudges, a new threat emerges: Discord, the deadly first immortal, whose revenge mission turns into a brutal showdown. With globe-trotting action and even higher emotional stakes, the team’s survival depends on confronting the secrets of their origins.

Cycling’s grandest stage prepares for its final act—a dramatic farewell to a storied legacy. Netflix’s third and final season takes viewers behind the scenes of the 2024 Tour de France, where Tadej Pogačar's dominant victory became the dramatic centrepiece of a race that redefined modern cycling. If you love shows like Drive to Survive, this one’s for you: camera crews follow seven teams from the inside, showing the pressure, tactics, and heartbreak behind the scenes. It also breaks down the complex world of pro cycling in a way that’s easy to follow, making it a great entry point for new fans.

The Lord of Dreams is finally forced to confront the consequences of his past. Tom Sturridge returns as Morpheus for the final season, where he reunites with his immortal siblings, the Endless, and face the consequences of Lucifer abdicating the throne of Hell. The sprawling cosmic conflict will force Dream to confront gods, monsters, and his son, Orpheus, in a quest for forgiveness. If you thought season one was a beautiful nightmare, prepare for dreams that cut deeper than any blade. While the first six episodes drop on July 3, the story concludes later this month.

Featuring four teams of passionate shark experts and conservationists, All the Sharks blends high-stakes reality competition with breathtaking nature cinematography. The series follows these “Fin-atics” as they travel to six stunning global locations, from the Bahamas to Japan, competing to photograph the rarest shark species for a $50,000 prize benefiting a marine charity. If you enjoy the thrill of a competition and the awe of the natural world, this show offers a surprisingly educational and fast-paced adventure that hooks you with curiosity instead of fear.

In Kaalidhar Laapata, Abhishek Bachchan stars as Kaalidhar, a man with memory loss who flees after discovering that his family plans to abandon him. He soon forms an unlikely bond with Ballu, a sharp, eight-year-old orphan. Inspired by a real 2019 incident that triggered a nationwide search, director Madhumita crafts a tender dramedy where two lost souls create their own family while ticking off bucket-list dreams across rural India.

A seasoned lawyer’s steady career takes an unexpected turn when a wide-eyed rookie enters the scene. In this K-drama set in Seoul’s bustling Seocho legal district, Lee Jong-suk is a jaded veteran and Mun Ka-young an idealistic newcomer. The two join with the Associate Lawyers Avengers, a lovable, messy crew who argue cases by day and gossip over lunchboxes by noon. With courtroom twists, office crushes, and just the right dose of legal sass, this series serves justice and drama with a heavy helping of that K-drama staple—food.