Lupin Part 4 on Netflix: Release Date, Cast & Weekend Watchlist

By Hira Shahid, Entertainment Desk  |  Updated: October 24, 2026

New on Netflix this weekend: Lupin Part 4 dropped on October 23, 2026 with all eight episodes, Nobody Wants This Season 3 arrived on October 22 with all ten episodes, Nani’s Telugu action drama The Paradise started streaming on October 22 in five languages including Hindi, and Manoj Bajpayee’s suspense thriller Gajab Raat premiered on October 23. Whether you are in the mood for a Paris-set heist series, a cozy rom-com binge, or a hard-hitting South Indian action film with a Hindi dub, Netflix has loaded your weekend watchlist this time — and the teen comedy Minimum Wage follows on Monday, October 26.

Quick watch guide: what to stream on Netflix this weekend

Lupin Part 4: Omar Sy’s gentleman thief is back

After a wait of three years, Netflix’s French heist phenomenon is finally back. Lupin Part 4 premiered on Friday, October 23, 2026, and — in true Netflix fashion — all eight episodes landed at once, so you can binge the entire season this weekend. Omar Sy returns as Assane Diop, the gentleman thief whose schemes take their cue from the fictional Arsène Lupin.

The new chapter picks up roughly four years after Part 3 (which came out in October 2023 with seven episodes). Assane is now behind bars, trying to serve his sentence quietly and keep a promise to his son Raoul: a fresh start together. But a mysterious message signed “Lupin” starts making the rounds — a copycat is pulling off simultaneous museum heists across Paris, and the evidence points straight at Assane. With his freedom and his name on the line, he has to break out of prison to unmask the imposter.

Alongside Sy, Ludivine Sagnier is back as Claire, Antoine Gouy returns as the ever-loyal Benjamin Ferel, and Soufiane Guerrab reprises his role as detective Youssef Guédira. Behind the camera there is a change too: Omar Sy now runs the show as co-showrunner with Louis Leterrier, giving him more creative control over Assane’s story than ever before. If you need a recap before diving in, the first three parts trace back to 2021, when the Louvre heist that started it all introduced the gentleman burglar to the world.

Nobody Wants This Season 3: Joanne and Noah move in together

The Emmy-nominated rom-com that became Netflix’s coziest fall obsession is back for more. Nobody Wants This Season 3 dropped on Thursday, October 22, 2026, with all ten episodes streaming at once — no weekly waiting this time.

Kristen Bell returns as Joanne, the agnostic podcast host, and Adam Brody is back as Noah, the unconventional rabbi. If you watched Season 2, you will remember the “will they, won’t they” tension giving way to a recommitment — and this season, the couple take the next big step: moving in together. Season 3 digs into the funny, awkward “firsts” of building a shared life — cooking routines, family dynamics, and the deeper question of what their future looks like.

The supporting cast is stacked too: Justine Lupe as Joanne’s sister Morgan (whose podcast career takes off), Timothy Simons as Noah’s brother Sasha, Jackie Tohn as Esther, plus Andrew Rannells, Sarah Silverman, Avan Jogia and Poorna Jagannathan. Early word is strong — the season is reportedly sitting at a 93% Rotten Tomatoes score. And if you are wondering why the show keeps coming back each autumn: the first two seasons pulled in millions of views in their opening days, making it one of Netflix’s most reliable comfort binges.

The Paradise: Nani’s action drama, now streaming with a shorter cut

For the South Asian audience, the weekend’s biggest arrival is Nani’s The Paradise, which began streaming on Netflix on October 22, 2026 in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam — so yes, the Hindi dub is right there for viewers who prefer it.

Directed by Srikanth Odela (reuniting with Nani after Dasara), the film stars Nani alongside Raghav Juyal, Mohan Babu, Sonali Kulkarni and Kayadu Lohar. It follows Jadal, who takes a stand against the oppression faced by his community in Secunderabad. Here is the interesting part for anyone who already watched it in cinemas: the Netflix version is reportedly around 24 minutes shorter than the theatrical cut — the much-trolled Dhumavathi dance sequence has been removed, some violent scenes toned down, and a few VFX shots upgraded. Nani reportedly oversaw the reworking himself.

The Paradise also pairs well with another strong Netflix run: last week we covered how Gladiator II surged on Netflix’s charts — if action epics are your thing, this is a solid one-two for the weekend.

Gajab Raat: Manoj Bajpayee and Neeraj Pandey reunite

Manoj Bajpayee is one of those actors who never really misses, and his new Netflix film Gajab Raat premiered on October 23, 2026. The suspense thriller unfolds over a single night, where one decision changes everything — the kind of premise that begs for a late-night watch.

The film also marks Bajpayee’s reunion with filmmaker Neeraj Pandey after nearly a decade, and the ensemble around him is excellent: Saqib Saleem, Akshay Oberoi, Divya Dutta, Kiku Sharda and Nushrratt Bharuccha. Fun fact: the film was earlier titled Ghooskhor Pandat but was renamed after the original title drew criticism. If you enjoy tense, contained Hindi thrillers, this one goes straight on the list.

Coming Monday: Minimum Wage (October 26)

Do not close the Netflix tab on Sunday night just yet. Minimum Wage, a new teen workplace comedy series, lands on Monday, October 26, 2026. Based on the viral American High Shorts sketches that built a big online following, it follows underpaid teenage employees at a chaotic small-town pizza shop — think mockumentary energy, power-tripping managers, and horribly relatable burnout. The episodes are short (around 12 minutes each), and the cast is led by Saturday Night Live member Grace Reiter, with Randall Park playing the pizza chain’s eccentric owner. A fun palate cleanser after a weekend of heists and action.

Also new on Netflix this weekend

A few more worth knowing about: the reality experiment The New Stanford Prison Experiment (six episodes, 30 strangers, one real correctional facility — 8 guards, 22 prisoners) is the weekend’s big unscripted release. Comedy fans get Theo Von: I’m Doing Fine, a new stand-up special. And Dorothy, a Tamil crime drama starring Keerthy Suresh, premiered on Netflix on October 23 in five languages. Netflix’s catalogue and release timing can vary slightly by region, so if something is not showing in your app yet, give it a few hours — the titles above are confirmed Netflix originals rolling out worldwide this weekend.

For more weekend picks, see our coverage of the most-watched Pakistani dramas this October and Netflix’s first look at All of Us Are Dead Season 2.