OTT Releases this week
A long weekend is coming up, and those of us who haven’t planned on traveling will snuggle up in our blankets and do what? Yes, binge-watch. Keeping that thought in mind, here’s a list of OTT releases that should be on your binge-watch list for the long weekend. Let’s get to it, shall we?
“Bhaiyya Ji” is an action drama and also Manoj Bajpayee’s 100th film. It is directed by Apoorv Singh Karki. Bajpayee plays the criminal Bhaiyya ji, who lives in Bihar’s Sitamandi district. His younger brother is killed and then Bhaiyya ji goes out to seek revenge.
This horror thriller is directed by Vikram Bhatt and written by Mahesh Bhatt. It stars Avika Gor, Vardhan Puri, Jeniffer Piccinato, and Haneet Singh Sawhney. Avika’s character loses her memory after an accident, and she faces paranormal activities while on a secluded island with her husband.
“Chutney Sambar” is an upcoming Tamil drama series that stars Yogi Babu, Chandran, and Vani Bhojan. Yogi Babu plays Sachin, he is an orphaned street vendor whose life goes for a spin by the unexpected arrival of a stepbrother and news of a wealthy father. Adjusting to life in Ooty with his stepbrother’s family brings so many new challenges.
“Which Brings Me to You,” stars Lucy Hale and Nat Wolff. It is a romantic drama adaptation of Steve Almond and Julianna Baggott’s novel. The story follows two people who meet at a wedding and have a disastrous hook-up, leading to a candid conversation about past heartbreaks.
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The final season of the Spanish teen drama crime thriller “Elite” releases this week. The students of Las Encinas face one last mystery before graduation. Omar and Nadia reunite to challenge the powerful siblings Emilia and Héctor Krawietz, who are the leaders of the alumni association. They wish to uncover what they have done.
The adventures of Prince Callum and Crown Prince Ezran continue as they seek to eliminate the shadowy Aaravos once and for all. Meanwhile, Xadia and Katolis face threats from the elves’ sinister schemes.
This is an action comedy war movie by Guy Ritchie, and should definitely be on your binge watch list. It is based on true events, and it follows Winston Churchill’s formation of a top-secret combat unit during WWII to battle Nazis using unconventional methods.
In the second installment, Jella Haase returns as former East German spy Kleo Straub. The series is set in post-Cold War Europe and follows Kleo’s mission to find and destroy a red suitcase that contains secret documents before the CIA and KGB can retrieve them.
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This is a Japanese crime drama thriller series and has been directed and written by Hitoshi One. It’s an adaptation of Ko Shinjo’s novel. Set in Shimbashi, Tokyo, the series follows swindlers planning a massive 10 billion yen real estate scam that targets landowners and developers.
I don’t think this one needs an introduction. KKK as it is popularly called, has been going on for years now. Celebs come together to perform exotic and heart-wrenching stunts.
So, this is some content that you can watch with your family and friends this weekend. Stay tuned for next week!