From Gabbar Is Back to Queen: Must-Watch Films Leaving OTT Platforms Soon

Stream Them Before They’re Gone: Gabbar Is Back, Queen, and More Films Leaving OTT in July.

As June 2025 comes to an end, several popular films are set to exit major OTT platforms like Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, and Prime Video. These platforms frequently update their libraries to make room for upcoming releases—meaning now is your last chance to catch some fan-favorite titles before they disappear. Here’s a curated list of movies you should watch before they’re removed:

1. Gabbar Is Back – Leaving Netflix on July 1
Akshay Kumar stars as Professor Aditya, who transforms into a vigilante named Gabbar after losing his wife in a building collapse. Fueled by justice, he targets corrupt officials with the help of his students. Jaideep Ahlawat plays a key role as CBI Inspector Kuldeep Pahwa. A gripping tale of justice and rebellion.

2. Queen – Leaving Netflix in Early July
Kangana Ranaut shines in this coming-of-age drama about Rani, a shy girl from Delhi who decides to go on her honeymoon alone after her wedding is called off. Exploring Paris and Amsterdam, she embarks on a life-changing journey of self-discovery, freedom, and inner strength.

3. Boss – Leaving Netflix in July
Another Akshay Kumar action-drama, Boss tells the story of Surya, disowned by his father in childhood, who later returns when his brother is falsely accused. Directed by Anthony D’Souza, it’s a story about redemption, family, and justice.

4. Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning – Leaving by July 10
Catch Tom Cruise as Ethan Hunt in this adrenaline-fueled chapter of the Mission: Impossible saga. As a rogue AI threatens global security, Hunt and his IMF team are forced into a high-stakes race to save humanity. A must-watch before it exits streaming.

5. Raazi – Leaving Prime Video on July 5
Alia Bhatt delivers a standout performance as Sehmat, a young Indian woman who marries into a Pakistani military family to spy for India. Inspired by a true story, this espionage thriller co-starring Vicky Kaushal is both powerful and poignant.

6. 102 Not Out – Leaving Prime Video on July 8
Starring legends Amitabh Bachchan and the late Rishi Kapoor, this heartwarming dramedy follows a 102-year-old man determined to live life to the fullest and his 75-year-old son stuck in routine. A humorous yet touching story about living with zest at any age.