From Bugonia To Black Phone 2: 5 New Shows And Movies Releasing On JioHotstar In February 2026

New Shows And Movies Releasing On JioHotstar: With the weekend approaching, you need to get a head start on finding what you will binge-watch. With thousands of series and movies available on streaming platforms, one can get overwhelmed easily. Usually, people give up on finding something new and just re-watch their comfort shows. This week, enjoy the latest shows and movie releases by watching our recommendations on the new releases.  Let’s dive into our list to find the latest shows and movie releases in February 2026 on JioHotstar here!

5 New Shows And Movies Releasing On JioHotstar In February 2026

Bugonia

In this eccentric sci-fi comedy from director Yorgos Lanthimos, two conspiracy theorists (Jesse Plemons and Aidan Delbis) kidnap a high-powered CEO (Emma Stone), convinced she is an alien plotting Earth's destruction. It's a bizarre, gripping exploration of obsession, paranoia, and the thin line between madness and reality.

Secret Stories: Roslin

A landmark Malayalam psychological thriller following 17-year-old Roslin, who is haunted by nightmares of a green-eyed stalker. Tension peaks when the man from her dreams appears in her home as a charming guest, forcing her to uncover his dark secrets before her reality shatters.

Black Phone 2

Set four years after the original, the Grabber (Ethan Hawke) returns as a vengeful spirit. When Gwen begins having supernatural visions of a winter camp connected to her mother’s past, she and Finney must face a more powerful, ghostly version of their worst nightmare.

Rental Family

Brendan Fraser stars as a down-on-his-luck American actor in Tokyo who finds a new lease on life working for a "rental family" agency. By playing various surrogate roles for lonely clients, he discovers deep human connections that blur the line between acting and real emotion.

One Battle After Another

Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, this intense action-satire stars Leonardo DiCaprio as a former revolutionary protecting his daughter from a white-nationalist colonel (Sean Penn). The film is a relentless, 2-hour-and-40-minute chase through a politically fractured landscape, exploring themes of race and revolution.