From Crown Season 6 To Squid Game: Netflix’s Upcoming Shows Releasing Between 15th To 30th November

After Halloween and Diwali it is time to spend some time with your loved ones watching something new, So don’t worry as Netflix’s lineup is filled with amazing shows. From thrillers, comedies, true events, and mysteries. There’s content for everyone. So scroll down for the long list of shows arriving between November 15th to 30th.

Scroll down to see Netflix’s Upcoming Shows Releasing In November

Releases For 16th November

The Crown: Season 6 Part 1: The new season of this award-winning show will tell the story of Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana in the last weeks of Diana’s life when they were seen in public together. Don’t forget to watch it on Netflix

Best, Christmas, Ever!: This is a romantic comedy that the OTT platform has brought for its viewers this holiday season.
Best. Christmas. Ever! will show the bond between childhood friends Charlotte and Jackie.

In Love and Deep Water: This is a romantic mystery where a butler and a passenger are teaming up to investigate a baffling murder. It features Ryo Yoshizawa, Aoi Miyazaki, and Yo Yoshida. It’s a perfect pick to keep you hooked

Releases For 17th November

The Queenstown Kings: It’s the story of a washed-up soccer star who returns to his hometown after his father’s death
And he struggles to connect with his son. The movie features South African actor Zolisa Xaluva in pivotal roles.

All-Time High: All Time High is a comedy that revolves around a con artist who needs cash and a woman who scores a crypto fortune. It stars French actors Nassim Lyes, Zoé Marchal, and Adrien Essamir “Sicario”

Rustin: this show is all about Bayard Rustin’s battle against racism and homophobia. A Netflix drama-documentary
featuring Colman Domingo, Chris Rock, and Glynn Turman, among others.

Believer 2: The plot is all about a determined detective who tries to unravel the truth about Asia’s largest drug organization. Starring Cho Jin-woong, Cha Seung-won, and Han Hyo-joo starter this show is a must-watch.

CoComelon Lane: Children get ready to enjoy the bright colors and soulful stories. The show is arriving on November 17.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off: Anime lovers here’s something for you. Get ready for action-fiction. The most interesting thing is that
it has some Hollywood A-listers, including Chris Evans and Brie Larson’s voices.

Releasing on 18th November

The Railway Men: the plot of the story is based on the heart-wrenching Bhopal Gas Tragedy. The story shows how railway workers saved others’ lives while putting theirs at risk. This mini-series features R Madhavan, Kay Kay Menon, Divyenndu, and Babil Khan.

Releasing On 20th November

Stamped from the Beginning: This show is all about racism and racist ideas in the US. It is on Ibram X Kendi’s bestseller

Releases for 21st November

Mike Birbiglia: In this one-man show Mike Birbiglia a comedian will take the viewers into a discussion of medical tests, mortality, and more.

Leo: After Leo, the Lizard comes to know that he has only one year to live. He live his life to the fullest.

Releases For 22nd November

Squid Game: This hit series has been turned into a real-life experience. 456 players participated in the games inspired by the show for a winning prize of $4.56 million.

Crime Diaries: The Celebrity Stylist: This is a story based on true events in which a young guy has been given 20 years to solve the murder case of a stylist.

I Don’t Expect Anyone to Believe Me: It’s an interesting story of a writer whose career takes a drastic turn when he falls prey to a web of criminals. Yet another Netflix drama to enjoy.

High on the Hog: How African American Cuisine Transformed America: Season 2: High on the Hog is back with yet another season This season will explore African cuisine in America.

Releases For 23nd November

My Little Pony: Make Your Mark: Chapter 6: My Little Pony will show the friends Zipp, Sunny, Pipp, Izzy, and Hitch Mark on their adventure.

My Daemon: It is another anime where a kind-hearted boy tries to save his mother with the help of his tiny daemon friend.

Releases for 24th

A Nearly Normal Family: This is a story of a family who enjoys a perfect life but things get disturbing when their daughter is taken into custody for a murder.

Last Call for Istanbul: It is another drama that follows the story of two married people who have an unforgettable night in NYC.

Doi Boy: The movie is the story of a refugee who follower a new life as a s*x worker in Thailand only to get involved in some risky business.

Wedding Games: A romance story about a couple who chooses to marry at the same spot where they first met.

Releases for 27th November

Go Dog Go: Season 4: Get ready for more fun as Pup Tag and her best friend Scooch embark on new adventures to help their fellow citizens.

Releasing on 28th November

Love Like a K-Drama: Netflix is here with another K-drama but a bit different. It features four Japanese actresses moving to South Korea to audition for a series of love stories.

Onmyoji: Minamoto Hiromasa teams up with Abe Seimei to tackle challenging cases from the demonic realm in this fresh anime.

Releasing on 29th November

Bad Surgeon: This show is about Dr. Paolo Macchiarini who investigates the innovative windpipe transplants using stem cells performed by the world-renowned surgeon and their drawbacks.

Releasing on 30th November

Obliterated: It is a thriller comedy series featuring stars Shelley Hennig, Nick Zano, Terrence Terrell, and more.

Family Switch: Starring Jennifer Garner, Ed Helms, and Emma Myers it’s another great pick for the holiday season! it’s all about the tale of a family struck by a cosmic event that causes the parents to switch bodies with their teenage children.

Hard Days: The plot of Hard Days is about a cop who thinks he has gotten away with a hit-and-run case. However, the twist comes when he realizes there is a witness.

The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday: It is a Christmas-themed animated special. Mr Wolf and his animal outlaw pals are trying to restore the city’s Christmas spirit.

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