Independence Day Weekend: 6 New OTT Series To Watch

Step into a world of riveting storytelling and captivating drama as we commemorate the spirit of Independence Day. As the nation gears up to celebrate this historic occasion, seize the opportunity to indulge in a weekend filled with entertainment. 

We have curated a collection that transcends genres and transports you to realms of intrigue, emotion, and excitement. Get ready to binge-watch, reflect, and rejoice in the company of compelling characters and their extraordinary stories.

 6 New OTT Series To Watch

Love Tactics 2

In Love Tactics 2, the sequel to the beloved original, characters bridge the gap between love and marriage while navigating life's spaces. With a stellar cast including Demet Özdemir and Şükrü Özyıldız, this Turkish drama is a must-watch for millennials and Gen Z, exploring the complexities of modern relationships.

Made in Heaven Season 2

Made in Heaven (Season 2) is finally here! Following the remarkable success of its debut season, this highly anticipated continuation brings back Sobhita Dhulipala and Arjun Mathur as wedding planners. Each episode unravels the stories of new couples and their weddings, all while featuring a star-studded cast including Kalki Koechlin, Jim Sarbh, Shashank Arora, and Shivangi Rastogi. Get ready for more drama, emotion, and celebration in this season's exploration of relationships and matrimony.

Red, White, and Royal Blue

Get ready for an enchanting and funny romance in Red, White, and Royal Blue. Adapted from Casey McQuiston's bestselling novel, the film follows Alex Claremont-Dia, the spirited first son of the US, and his unexpected connection with Prince Henry. From rivalry to friendship to a secret romance, their journey unfolds amidst public scrutiny. A disruptive royal wedding leads to a goodwill visit to the UK, testing their love and resilience. With a delightful cast and a blend of humour, heart, and secrecy, Red, White, and Royal Blue promises to capture your heart and keep you cheering for love.

Only Murders In The Building

The much-loved mystery comedy-drama Only Murders In The Building is back for an anticipated third season. The trio of friends—Charles, Mabel, and Oliver—return to tackle a fresh puzzle triggered by a theatrical tragedy. As they probe the lives of the play's high-profile cast, including the esteemed Selena Gomez, Steve Martin, and Martin Short, the series takes an exciting turn with the introduction of Paul Rudd and Meryl Streep. With the adept guidance of Steve Martin and John Hoffman, get ready for another spellbinding blend of mystery, humour, and star-studded brilliance.

Kohrra

Set against the tumultuous landscape of Punjab, the movie delves into a series of upheavals triggered by a murder. The narrative unfolds in the aftermath of a tragic incident: the untimely demise of an NRI groom just days before his impending wedding. Portraying police officers Barun Sobti and Suvinder Vicky, the film sheds light on the intricate predicaments these law enforcers grapple with in their personal lives while conscientiously discharging their professional duties. Under the deft direction of Randeep Jha, the six-episode production guides us through an intricately woven thriller, boasting a formidable ensemble cast and promising an engaging and distinctively crafted cinematic experience.

Commando

In a unique move for the Indian entertainment industry, the successful action film franchise Commando is set to make its debut as a series, following the trend of adapting movies into television formats, inspired by the Anime trend. Building on the box office success and led by Vipul Amrutlal Shah, the series promises a fresh retelling of the action-packed narrative. While Vidyut Jamwal made waves in the original films, this adaptation stars Adah Sharma and Prem Parrija in pivotal roles. Anticipated to pave the way for a new trend in India's entertainment landscape, this transition from movies to the realm of digital series aims to cater to diverse fan preferences.

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