Clear your Friday night: five new titles land on that day alone, and one of them comes with a very sneaky twist.

From Monday, Oct. 19, to Sunday, Oct. 25, Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar and ZEE5 are dropping a stack of new series and films in India, according to Vogue India and Zee News. We checked every date and platform below against both lists and the streamers' own announcements. Here's your day-by-day guide.

Monday, Oct. 19

Love in Disguise (Prime Video). Seol In-ah and Im Si-wan lead this 12-episode Korean rom-com about a young woman who goes undercover to investigate a wealthy heir, Vogue India reports.

Tuesday, Oct. 20

Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2 (Netflix). Night City is back with a standalone, 10-episode story and an all-new crew of mercenaries, Netflix Tudum says. Studio Trigger and CD Projekt Red return, with Kai Ikarashi directing, according to Vogue India.

Wednesday, Oct. 21

The Terminal List season 2 (Prime Video). Chris Pratt is back as Navy SEAL James Reece. All eight episodes premiere at once, adapting Jack Carr's novel True Believer, Prime Video announced. Tom Hopper and Constance Wu return. The season streams in more than 240 countries and territories, Deadline reports.

Thursday, Oct. 22

Nobody Wants This season 3 (Netflix). Joanne (Kristen Bell) and Noah (Adam Brody) finally move in together, Zee News reports. Andrew Rannells and series creator Erin Foster join the cast. Vogue India says the season has 10 episodes.

The Paradise (Netflix). Nani plays the leader of a struggling tribe in 1980s Secunderabad in Srikanth Odela's Telugu drama, Zee News reports. India TV says it streams in Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Malayalam.

Varam (JioHotstar). Vishwadev Rachakonda stars in this Telugu series about a man whose life changes when he receives a mysterious boon, according to Vogue India and India TV.

Friday, Oct. 23

Gajab Raat (Netflix). Manoj Bajpayee and creator Neeraj Pandey reunite for this suspense thriller film that unfolds over a single night, directed by Ritesh Shah, Netflix announced. Saqib Saleem, Divya Dutta and Nushrratt Bharuccha co-star.

Chaar Yaar (Prime Video). Purav Jha leads this eight-episode Hindi crime drama about four middle-class friends pulled into Mumbai's underworld, according to Zee News and Vogue India. Sai Tamhankar and Chunky Panday co-star.

The Legend of Hanuman season 7 (JioHotstar). The animated series heads into the Lanka war, with Sharad Kelkar voicing Ravan, Zee News and Vogue India report.

Sumo Didi (ZEE5). Shriyam Bhagnani plays Hetal Dave, India's only professional female sumo wrestler, in this sports biopic, Zee News reports.

The twist: Lupin is back, but someone else is wearing the costume

We saved the best for last. Lupin Part 4 (Netflix) arrives on Oct. 23 with all eight episodes, Netflix Tudum confirms. (Vogue India's list says Oct. 22, but Netflix and Zee News both say Oct. 23.)

Here's the twist. Four years after Part 3, Omar Sy's Assane Diop is still in prison and has given up being Lupin, Netflix says. He just wants to serve his sentence and keep his promise to take his son to meet their family in Senegal. Then a mysterious announcement signed "Lupin" warns that several museums will be hit at the same time. The heists happen, and everything points to Assane, including a camera that seems to show him at one of the robberies.

To prove he's innocent and unmask the copycat, Assane has to break out and put on the Lupin costume again, according to Netflix. Zee News adds that Sy is also co-showrunning this season alongside Louis Leterrier.

Our pick for the week? Start with Nobody Wants This on Thursday, then save Friday night for Lupin.