Catalog OTT Release Date: Here’s where you can stream this upcoming ride of comedy and unfiltered chaos..

Catalog OTT Release: Get ready for a fresh wave of laugh-out-loud moments, eccentric characters, and the kind of wild storytelling that doesn’t hold back.

Catalog, the much-anticipated comedy series, is all set to premiere on OTT and promises an unpredictable blend of humor, absurdity, and real-life messes that everyone can somehow relate to.

This chaotic ride is scheduled to hit Netflix from July 17th, 2025.

Plot

After the sudden loss of his beloved wife, a once-confident, career-driven man finds himself plunged into a world he barely understands: single parenthood. For years, he poured everything into his demanding job, while his wife was the heartbeat of their home—the one who knew the school schedules by heart, made sure every birthday was magical, and always had the right words when their children needed comfort. Now, with her gone, he is forced to step into roles he never imagined, and frankly, never prepared for.

Overwhelmed but determined, he discovers a treasure trove she left behind—an online archive filled with heartfelt notes, humorous advice, and carefully organized videos titled “In Case I’m Not Around.” Each entry becomes his lifeline: instructions for taming bedhead before school photos, playlists for calming toddler tantrums, even a reminder to always pack extra snacks. These virtual breadcrumbs she left behind become more than just guidance—they are her voice echoing through the silence, her love reaching across the divide.

As he stumbles through this unexpected crash course in parenting—burning dinners, forgetting permission slips, facing meltdowns in public and bedtime negotiations worthy of UN treaties—he slowly learns what it means to be truly present. His relationship with his children begins to shift, no longer defined by routine visits or distracted goodnights, but by messy breakfasts, hard conversations, and genuine connection.

The journey is chaotic, heartwarming, and at times deeply funny. From struggling to braid his daughter’s hair to awkwardly attending PTA meetings, he faces each new challenge with a mix of dread, humility, and growing confidence. Along the way, he doesn’t just become a better father—he becomes a different man, one shaped not by ambition, but by love, loss, and learning to live again through the eyes of his children.