What’s New On Netflix? The July 2021 Calendar

The Netflix July 2021 calendar is all packed with new season of popular series and films listed for the month already. With wide ranging genres there's something for every one in the Netflix vault. The upcoming new releases have promising projects an Netflix originals, which might take viewers to filter through all their options and finalise the binge-watch list.

Netflix July 2021 Calendar: Here are the new releases:

Haseen Dillruba

The upcoming film starring Taapsee Pannu, Vikrant Massey and Harshvardhan Rane in pivotal roles, revolves around the murder of the protagonist Rani Kashyap’s husband. The Vinil Mattew directorial seems to a love story which will focus on ‘three shades of love’ – lust, obsession, and deceit.

Release date: July 2

Atypical Season 4

The Netflix dramedy is a coming-of-age story that follows Sam Gardner, a 19-year-old on the autism spectrum, and his family as they navigate key life events. Sam is on an emotional journey of self-discovery as he searches for love and independence. The central theme of the series revolves around the idea of being normal.

Release date: July 9

The Last Letter From Your Lover

The upcoming romantic film directed by Augustine Frizzell will feature Felicity Jones, Shailene Woodley, Callum Turner, Nabhaan Rizwan, and Joe Alwyn. When a journalist finds a trove of love letters from the 1960's, a journey to unravel a secret affair starts.

Release date: July 23

Never Have I Ever season 2

The show centers on the life of Devi, a first-generation Indian American teenage girl and an overachieving high school sophomore. The next season will see her dealing with new challenges and everyday pressures of high school as well as handling drama at home. Also, Devi will be navigating new romantic relationships in the upcoming season.

Release date: July 15

Virgin River: Season 3

Virgin River is returning with 10 new episodes this season. The series centers around Melinda, a nurse practitioner and midwife, who settles in a small town in California after her husband’s demise.

Release date: July 9

The 8th Night

The forthcoming mystery thriller revolves around a monk who hunts down millennia-old spirits that possess humans. The film narrates the struggle of an exorcist who is on a look out for two spirits that were locked up in caskets for tormenting humans.

Release date: July 2

Cat People

As the name suggest, the docuseries revolves the people who share a common love for the feline. The upcoming series will reveals the daily lives of cat lovers from around the world.

Release date: July 7

Heist

The docuseries six-part series will present a collective of reenactments and interviews of criminals and law enforcement officers.  Heist focuses and examines some of the biggest heists in modern American history.

Release date: July 14

We The People

The upcoming short series uses visuals and music to teach civics to a new generation. The 10 episodes series produced by Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, focuses on a civil rights subject.

Release date: July 4

This Little Love Of Mine

Christine Luby’s romantic comedy revolves around a successful San Francisco lawyer Laura, who has to return to her homeland, a small tropical island. Her visit to the place where she grew up comes with an agenda, to convince her friend Chip, to replace her billionaire grandfather at the head of the company.

Release date: July 7

Young Royals season 1

Release date: July 1

The coming-of-age series centres around Prince Wilhelm, the heir of the Swedish throne, who arrives at an elite boarding school. The young prince gets an opportunity to explore his true self away from royal obligations. However, when he finds himself next in line for the throne he is stuck between choosing love or duty.

Mortel: Season 2

Release date: July 1

The French supernatural series shows voodoo in a different light as the series Sofiane, a young man who's on a quest to find out what happened to his lost brother, Reda.

Fear street Trilogy

Release date: July 2 (Part 1), July 9 (Part 2), July 16 (Part 3)
The horror-thriller based on the book series of the same name by R. L. Stine is the first part of the trilogy. Set in 1994, the story follows a group of teenagers who connect the brutal deaths around the town to one source. They set out on a mission to take on an evil force wrecking their hometown.

The Good Doctor Season 1-3

Release date: July 13
The Good Doctor is an American medical drama based on a South-Korean series of the same name. The series follows Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism and Savant syndrome. He relocated to California after being recruited at a prestigious hospital leaving his troubled past behind.

My Unorthodox Life: Season 1

Release date: July 14
The upcoming documentary series centres around the life of fashion mogul Julia Haart – former member of an ultra-Orthodox Jewish community turned CEO of Elite World Group.

Excited to share a first look at My Unorthodox Life, coming to @netflix on July 14th! Add it to your "My List" now via https://t.co/1fWulht8FO — more soon! pic.twitter.com/sgSrtsqpsj

— Julia Haart (@JuliaHaart) June 23, 2021

The Bronze

Release date: July 15
The 2015 sports drama revolves around former gymnastics Bronze Medalist Hope Ann Greggory. Hope has been milking her celebrity status in her town until she is forced to train Maggie, a talented young gymnast, for the Olympics.

Sky Rojo: Season 2

Release date: July 23

The Spanish action-thriller follows the life of three prostitutes- Coral, Wendy, and Gina- who escape their brothel after an unexpected turn of events. However, they are chased by their haunting past and their pimp on a wild run for freedom.