What’s Releasing on Netflix in April 2022? Russian Doll Season 2, Dasvi and More

What’s Releasing on Netflix in April 2022? We are just a few days away from a new month. New months means movies/show lovers are curious to know what’s releasing. March gave us some interesting titles like The Guardians of Justice, Lies and Deceit, Autumn Girl, The Adam Project and many such good titles. April also looks quite exciting, with a variety of titles making their way on the OTT platform.

If you want to make a list of April 2022 releases on Netflix, you have come to the right place. We have noted down the movies/shows that will come out next month. Some shows will have a new season. From crime dramas to comedy, fans of every genre have something to look forward to. Interesting new Korean dramas are also scheduled to release next month.

Check out What’s Releasing on Netflix in April 2022

April 1

Apollo 10 1/2

Forever Out of My League

The Bubble

The Last Bus

Battle: Freestyle

April 2

Twenty Five Twenty One Episode 15

Forecasting Love and Weather Episode 15

April 3

Twenty Five Twenty One Episode 16

Forecasting Love and Weather Episode 16

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April 4

Business Proposal Episode 11

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April 5

The Pentaverate

Business Proposal Episode 12

April 6

The Ultimatum

Furioza

Jimmy Savile: A British Horror Story

Green Mothers Club

April 7

Dasvi

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Return to Space

Senzo: Murder of a Soccer Star

April 8

Elite Season 5

Dirty Lines

Yaksha: Ruthless Operations

The In-Between

April 9

My Liberation Notes

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April 13

Smother-in-Law

April 15

Choose or Die

Anatomy of a Scandal

Heirs to the Land

April 20

Russian Doll Season 2

April 21

He’s Expecting

April 29

Ozark Season 4 Part 2

(The list will be updated as more Netflix titles are announced for April 2022).

Which show or movie are you excited to watch next month? Do let us know in the comments section below.

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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