Here are 5 hidden OTT treasures you might have missed:

1. Meiyazhagan (Netflix)

"Meiyazhagan," a Tamil drama directed by C Prem Kumar, featuring Arvind Swamy and Karthi, has been lauded as a heartwarming film that explores the impact of revisiting one's past. The story revolves around Arulmozhi Varman (Arvind Swamy), who returns to his native village after years of being away and encounters a relative (Karthi) whom he struggles to remember.

Many viewers have praised the performances of Arvind Swamy and Karthi, noting their exceptional chemistry on screen. Karthi's portrayal of an innocent and extroverted village guy has been particularly well-received. The film has been described as an emotional drama that unfolds through conversations, exploring relationships, memories, and stories. Govind Vasantha's music and Mahendiran Jayaraju's cinematography have also been highlighted as significant contributors to the film's emotional depth and captivating visuals.

"Meiyazhagan" has garnered positive reviews, with many calling it a feel-good movie that celebrates the small joys of life. Some have noted its similarities to director Prem Kumar's previous film, "96," with its focus on relationships and memories. The film's success on OTT platforms, including Netflix, has surpassed expectations, garnering a large number of views and trending globally.

2. Parking (Various Platforms)

"Parking," a Tamil black comedy thriller directed by Ramkumar Balakrishnan, stars Harish Kalyan and M.S. Bhaskar in a story about escalating tensions between neighbors over a parking space. The film explores the egos of two men, Eshwar (Harish Kalyan) and Ilamparuthi (M.S. Bhaskar), and the consequences of their stubbornness.

Critics have praised the performances of Harish Kalyan and M.S. Bhaskar, with many highlighting their exceptional portrayals of egoistic men. The film has been lauded for its realistic depiction of middle-class families and the issues they face, with comparisons drawn to the Malayalam film "Ayyappanum Koshiyum". The cinematography and editing have also been commended for creating a captivating and engaging viewing experience. Despite its simple premise, "Parking" has been recognized for its ability to capture the complexities of human ego and relationships.

3. The Vast of Night (Amazon Prime Video)

Set in 1950s New Mexico, "The Vast of Night" follows a radio DJ and a switchboard operator who discover a strange audio signal disrupting the airwaves. Their investigation leads them on a late-night journey to uncover the source of the signal. The film is praised for blending vintage Americana with slow-building tension, creating a hypnotic and immersive experience through sound design, visuals and sharp dialogue.

4. Turtles All the Way Down (HBO Max)

Based on the novel by John Green, "Turtles All the Way Down" centers on two teen friends, one with obsessive-compulsive disorder, who search for a missing billionaire. The film is lauded for its heart, the bond between the main characters, and the performances of the cast, especially Isabela Merced as the protagonist Aza.

5. Ballerina (Netflix)

This South Korean action thriller follows a former bodyguard seeking revenge for her friend. Praised as a hidden gem in Netflix's K-drama collection, "Ballerina" features intense action as the protagonist stops at nothing to make the offenders pay.