VisionQuest is streaming on JioHotstar this week — not in theatres, not as a film, but as a Marvel miniseries. The eight-episode series, which premiered on October 12, 2026, follows the resurrected White Vision as he lives in hiding, navigating an identity crisis by consulting embedded AI personas like Ultron in a virtual “Mindspace”. His discreet existence shatters when a bounty is placed on his head, forcing him on the run. The plot centers on a massive global crisis and the devastating implosion of two powerful marriages, with the season’s climax tied to a radical eco-warrior’s attempt to sacrifice three high-profile guests at an elite environmental charity gala in Greece, driven by a mysterious volcanic prophecy. The evening spirals into a hostage crisis when the group hijacks the event, demanding the blood of the wealthy and influential to cleanse the Earth and save humanity. The show’s tone leans into psychological tension and existential dread, with echoes of political conspiracy and personal unraveling. It’s not a movie, despite search trends suggesting otherwise. There’s no Indian release date for a film called VisionQuest. And no, it’s not connected to Aasha, the upcoming Malayalam film that also hits OTT this week. That one’s a drama about unresolved trauma and a late-night car feud between two volatile drivers. Aasha, meanwhile, is set to stream on Amazon Prime Video. As for the confusion? JioHotstar’s push for Marvel content has turned ‘VisionQuest’ into a trending keyword. But only because the platform is using the name as a placeholder for its new series. No box office data yet. No theatrical rollout. Just a streaming drop, and a lot of people Googling 'VisionQuest Marvel' like they’re waiting for a superhero movie that isn’t coming. Meanwhile, Karan Johar is returning for the final season of Koffee With Karan, also on JioHotstar, with expected guests including Salman Khan, Shah Rukh Khan, Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, Kiara Advani, Vicky Kaushal, and Aryan Khan. The Traitors Telugu, hosted by Teja Sajja, is also launching this week, dividing 20 celebrity contestants into “Innocents” and “Traitors” for a game of psychological warfare. On Netflix, the four-part docuseries Mike Tyson: Undisputed charts the boxing legend’s chaotic childhood in Brooklyn and rise to becoming the youngest heavyweight champion in history. And for fans of sci-fi intrigue, The Mindscape Project, a series following cybersecurity expert Daniel Kellner and TV meteorologist Margaret Fairchild, two former alien abductees who develop psychic abilities. Is now live, as they team up with an underground network to expose a shadow government corporation called Wardex, which has hidden proof of extraterrestrial life for decades. The plot culminates in a high-stakes global broadcast where they attempt to present a living alien and a message of cosmic peace to a panicked humanity. All of this is streaming this week, but only VisionQuest is being mistaken for a film. The truth is simple: no box office, no theatrical run. Just eight episodes of White Vision, a digital ghost chasing himself through code and memory.