New Delhi: Create your watch list for this week. The upcoming week is action-packed with movies and web series hitting the OTT platforms. Enjoy your summer vacation with OTT and popcorn.
Here is the list of 5 upcoming movies and series on OTT platforms this week:
1. Bandon Mein Tha Dum
Bandon Mein Tha Dum is a documentary made on India’s famous Test series win against mighty Australia. Indian team fought against all odds and also broke the jinx of Gabba. The show also includes behind-the-scenes footage and talks with the cricketers, coaches, and journalists involved during that time.
The documentary, directed by Neeraj Pandey, will release on June 16 on Voot.
2. Salt City
Salt City stars Piyush Mishra and Gauhar Khan in a story that revolves around complex relationships in a close-knit Bajpai family. The series, written and directed by Rishabh Anupam Sahai, Shashank Kunwar, and Pranjal Saxena, talks about relationship equations and their consequences.
The web series will stream on Sony Live on June 16.
3. Masoom
Masoom, a Hotstar Special, follows Sana Kapoor (Samara Tijori) who is heartbroken and shattered at the sudden demise of her mother. She takes it upon herself to unravel the mystery behind the incident, even though her family — including her father (Boman Irani) with whom she shares a complex relationship — seems to be against it.
The series is set in Punjab’s Falauli village and the psychological thriller is a remake of the 2018 Irish drama Blood. The 6 episode series will stream on Disney+Hotstar from June 17.
4. She Season 2
The story continues as deeply involved in the undercover mission with her newly found sexual liberation surfacing, Bhumi must now tread carefully and choose between siding with the police or crime lord Nayak.
Imtiaz Ali, co-writer and showrunner of the series said, “She’s treading dangerous waters, but be warned: anything she does will definitely stir up a storm.”
The crime drama will stream on Netflix on June 17.
5. Players
The story follows a League of Legends (LoL) team that is hoping to win its first championship, but for that to happen, their 17-year-old rookie prodigy Organizm and 27-year-old veteran Creamcheese must put aside their egos and work together.
The series will stream on Paramount+ on June 16.
