It's a very exciting week of OTT releases, with a little bit of everything for everyone. This week includes some highly anticipated releases, including the second part of The Devil Wears Prada, in case you missed it in theatres. Here's what you can stream on Netflix, JioHotstar, Zee5, Sony Liv, and Amazon Prime this week.
The long-awaited sequel to the fashion classic streams this week, bringing back the glamour, ambition, and boardroom rivalry that made the original a cult favourite. Whether it lives up to the original or just coasts on nostalgia, it's the kind of comfort-watch you'll want playing in the background.
If you grew up hearing bits and pieces of the Mahabharata from a grandparent or a comic book, this animated series is worth carving out time for. It follows Karna, arguably the epic's most tragic figure, from his humble beginnings as a charioteer's son to the warrior whose loyalty and hidden lineage set him on a collision course with destiny.
This one's for the psychological-thriller crowd. Directed by Chidambaram, the Malayalam film centres on a boy named Balan, whose story is told across different stages of his life played by Adhishesan K.R. as the younger version and Muhammad Jinan as he grows older, with Farzana Palathingal rounding out the cast as his mother.
this horror-survival thriller is built to keep you off balance. It leans on escalating twists rather than cheap scares, the kind of film where you'll find yourself second-guessing every character's next move. Best watched with the lights off and your phone out of reach.
Directed by Varsha Vasudev, an emotional family drama about the small, ordinary ways relationships bend and shift over time. It's less about big twists and more about the everyday negotiations between what people want and what they're willing to give up for the people they love. If you've been meaning to get into South cinema beyond the big action blockbusters, this is a gentle, well-observed place to start.
The Tamil medical drama is back, and it picks up right where the emotional stakes left off. Dr. Reena wakes from a coma and tries to rebuild both her career and her relationship with her biological father, Dr. Vijay, at AM Hospital, all while her mother, Dr. Radhi, remains a steady, complicated presence at a rival hospital across town.