22 Best Movies and TV Shows to watch in November

November brings an exciting lineup of films that promise to keep viewers entertained with a mix of genres and compelling stories. Whether you’re in the mood for a laugh, a heartfelt drama, or a thrilling adventure, this month has something to satisfy every taste. With both original tales and fresh takes on familiar themes, these releases are sure to spark conversation and keep you glued to your screen.

Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3 introduces a fresh chapter to the haunted franchise, this time centered on Ruhan, a street-smart ghostbuster who’s roped into cleansing a Kolkata palace with a murky past. Played by Kartik Aaryan, Ruhan’s quick-money schemes take a dark turn when he uncovers sinister secrets about royal doppelgangers, vengeful spirits, and a tragic betrayal from 200 years ago. As eerie events unfold, the lines between the living and the dead blur in a pulse-racing chase to break an ancient curse. But just as the dust settles, an unexpected twist puts Ruhan back in the spotlight—this time, for a scam gone wrong!

It’s early holiday magic this year with Meet Me Next Christmas, where romance, comedy, and Pentatonix’s signature harmonies make a festive blend. Christina Milian stars as Layla, a woman on a spirited chase through New York to reach the sold-out Pentatonix Christmas Eve concert—the only place where she hopes to cross paths with her crush, James. Alongside Teddy, a big-hearted concierge, Layla faces Yuletide surprises, holiday crowds, and, of course, Pentatonix’s holiday tunes filling the air.

The Pogues are back for another thrilling adventure in Season 4 of Outer Banks. Picking up from where Season 3 left off, they’ve found the treasure in El Dorado but are still grappling with their recent losses. Attempting to settle into life in “Poguelandia 2.0,” they’re soon drawn back into danger when Wes Genrette offers them a chance to hunt for Blackbeard’s gold. With new enemies on their trail, the crew must navigate their loyalty and the sacrifices they’re willing to make to protect what matters most.

Mr. Plankton is a Netflix Korean romantic dramedy that follows Hae-jo, an unlucky man with an empty heart, and his ex, the world’s unhappiest bride-to-be, as they are forced to spend his final days together. Starring Alex Landi, Woo Do-hwan, Lee You-mi, Oh Jung-se, and Kim Hae-sook, the series explores unexpected emotional growth and poignant revelations.

The Fiery Priest returns for a highly anticipated second season, promising a blend of action, suspense, and humouur with the original cast. Kim Nam Gil reprises his role as Kim Hae Il, the hot-tempered ex-NIS agent turned Catholic priest, joined by Park Kyung Sun, the reformed prosecutor, and Goo Dae Young, the loyal detective. New adventures await, featuring Detective Goo Ja Young from the Busan Police Agency’s drug investigation team, as the characters navigate fresh challenges and form unexpected alliances. Directed by Park Bo Ram and written by Park Jae Bum, this South Korean K-drama is set to thrill fans once more.

In My Boo, a hapless gamer named Joe, played by Sutthirak Subvijitra, finds himself entangled with the ghosts of three murder victims after inheriting a haunted house. This film cleverly marries horror with romance, as Joe develops a unique bond with Anong, portrayed by Maylada Susri. While it delivers laughs and thrills, the latter part dips into somber territory, leaving viewers torn between humor and tragedy. Despite its uneven finish, this Thai flick offers a delightful mix of spookiness and heart, perfect for those who love a little fright with their romance.

For fans of Prateik Babbar and Sayani Gupta’s on-screen romance in Four More Shots Please, Khwaabon Ka Jhamela offers another enchanting chapter in their collaborative journey. In this charming rom-com, Babbar plays Zubin, a numbers whiz who seeks help from intimacy coordinator Ruby, portrayed by Gupta, after his fiancée Shehnaz (Kubbra Sait) calls off their engagement due to his romantic missteps. With a playful exploration of love and connection, this film promises to deliver both laughs and touching moments that remind us of the complexities of relationships.

If you weren’t able to catch the anticipated closing film at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival on October 24, Anora, you’re in for a treat when it hits screens. Directed by Sean Baker, this vibrant narrative dives into the chaotic life of Ani, a sex worker portrayed with fervour by Mikey Madison, who finds herself wrapped in a whirlwind romance with a charming young client. Set against the pulsating backdrop of New York City, Baker masterfully balances comedy and an exploration of marginalised lives, inviting audiences to reconsider the very nature of intimacy and autonomy.

Here – November 8 [In Theatres]

Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point captures the bittersweet essence of holiday gatherings that resonates across generations. Directed by Tyler Thomas Taormina, the film invites audiences into the lively chaos of the Balsano family’s last Christmas in their ancestral home. Amid festive decorations and sibling squabbles, two rebellious teenagers venture into the night, seeking their own kind of holiday magic. With a whimsical touch reminiscent of classic Christmas tales, Taormina weaves a nostalgic love letter to the rituals that bind families together, even as they confront the challenges of growing up.

Emilia Pérez takes viewers on a compelling journey through the lives of four women in Mexico, each searching for their own happiness. Directed by Jacques Audiard, the film focuses on Emilia, a cartel leader portrayed by Karla Sofía Gascón, who enlists the help of lawyer Rita, played by Zoe Saldaña, to fake her death and embrace her true self. With a vibrant blend of music and storytelling, the film explores themes of identity and transformation, showcasing a talented cast that includes Selena Gomez and Edgar Ramírez in a fresh and engaging narrative.

Small Things Like These, adapted from Claire Keegan’s poignant novel, navigates themes of hope and quiet heroism through the eyes of Bill Furlong, played by Cillian Murphy. Set in a small Irish town, Bill stumbles upon harrowing secrets linked to the local convent while delivering coal, including a terrified young girl named Sarah, who reveals a troubling connection to his own past. As he grapples with the weight of his discoveries, Bill’s resolve to help her puts his own world in jeopardy.

Nayanthara, one of Indian cinema’s most beloved actresses, invites fans into her world with Nayanthara: Beyond the Fairy Tale. This docu-film explores her journey from humble beginnings to becoming a powerhouse performer across multiple languages. Through candid stories, she reveals her roles as a daughter, partner, and mother, showcasing the resilience and determination that define her both on and off the screen.

Dune: Prophecy delves into the rich lore of the Dune universe, tracing the origins of the Bene Gesserit through the lives of sisters Valya and Tula Harkonnen. Set 10,000 years before the iconic films, the series showcases their fight to establish this formidable all-female order, using their unique abilities to navigate the complex landscape of politics and genetics. As they lay the groundwork for humanity’s future, viewers will witness the genesis of spice-based space travel and the subtle power plays that shape the universe.

The Merry Gentlemen brings holiday cheer with Britt Robertson and Chad Michael Murray at the helm. Directed by Peter Sullivan, the story follows former dancer Ashley, who rallies a group of charismatic men for a Christmas revue to save her family’s arts venue. Murray’s Luke adds a touch of humour and warmth as he navigates this whimsical world. With a fresh twist on festive tropes and plenty of dance moves, the film captures the spirit of the season while celebrating camaraderie and creativity.

A Man On The Inside – November 21 [Netflix]

A Man on the Inside is a comedy-drama created by Michael Schur, known for The Good Place. Starring Ted Danson as Charles, a widowed retiree, the series follows his journey as an undercover detective in a retirement community. Seeking purpose and combating loneliness, Charles responds to a newspaper ad for a private investigator, leading to new friendships and adventures. The show explores the complexities of aging with humour and insight, inspired by the Oscar-nominated documentary The Mole Agent, which highlights the often-overlooked narratives of seniors.

Isabelle Kaif, sister of the renowned actress Katrina Kaif, stars in the upcoming romantic drama Suswagatam Khusaamadeed alongside Pulkit Samrat. The film has been in production for nearly four years and features Isabelle as Noor Jahan and Pulkit as Aman Sharma. In a nod to classic cinema, it recreates the iconic train scene from Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge. Pulkit’s character delivers a poignant voice-over about India, emphasising a vision of love that transcends boundaries and celebrates unity amidst diversity.

Wicked – Part 1 is an epic musical fantasy film directed by Jon M. Chu, based on the acclaimed stage musical by Stephen Schwartz and Winnie Holzman. Set in the Land of Oz before Dorothy’s arrival, the story focuses on Elphaba’s experiences at Shiz University and her evolving friendship with Glinda, the Good Witch. After years of anticipation and various delays, the film marks a significant moment for Broadway fans as it brings the beloved characters to the big screen. Schwartz and Holzman are adapting the script, while Marc Platt, the original Broadway producer, is also on board for the film.

Abhishek Bachchan takes on a grumpy persona in I Walk to Talk, directed by Shoojit Sircar. This film explores the dynamic between a pot-bellied NRI father and his daughter, highlighting the complexities of their relationship. The teaser showcases Bachchan’s witty voiceover, emphasising the importance of conversation and self-expression. Joining him are Pearle Dey, Ahilya Bambroo, Jayant Kripalani, Kristin Goodard, and Johnny Lever. Known for his unique storytelling, Sircar promises a film that balances humour with deeper themes.

In Metro In Dino, renowned director Anurag Basu presents a captivating exploration of love amid the complexities of modern life. This sequel to Life…in a Metro weaves together poignant romances and dramatic narratives, highlighting the challenges of contemporary relationships. With its rich storytelling and emotional depth, the film promises to resonate with audiences long after the credits roll.