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Indian movies and series to watch on OTT this July
OTT platforms have become the leading choice for entertainment, surpassing traditional theatres in popularity. Viewers are now tilting towards OTT platforms, which consistently provide a constant stream of new content. This July, several highly anticipated Indian movies and web-series are slated for release on various OTT platforms.
‘Showtime’ teaser offers look at Bollywood’s dark side
Naseeruddin Shah, Emraan Hashmi, and Mouni Roy offer a glimpse into the darker facets of Bollywood, exploring stories of nepotism and shifting power dynamics in the teaser for the upcoming series "Showtime" from Disney+ Hotstar and Dharmatic Entertainment, released by the makers on Wednesday.
Daniel Craig to star in tragicomedy 'Purity'
The 'James Bond' star Daniel Craig will make his TV series debut in the US with "Purity".
David Lynch says he won't direct 'Twin Peaks' sequel
The television network Showtime announced in the fall that the early 1990s cult classic, based on a small-town murder in quirky Twin Peaks, would return as a limited series in 2016, 25 years after the show's last airing.
Indian movies and series to watch on OTT this July
OTT platforms have become the leading choice for entertainment, surpassing traditional theatres in popularity. Viewers are now tilting towards OTT platforms, which consistently provide a constant stream of new content. This July, several highly anticipated Indian movies and web-series are slated for release on various OTT platforms.
‘Showtime’ teaser offers look at Bollywood’s dark side
Naseeruddin Shah, Emraan Hashmi, and Mouni Roy offer a glimpse into the darker facets of Bollywood, exploring stories of nepotism and shifting power dynamics in the teaser for the upcoming series "Showtime" from Disney+ Hotstar and Dharmatic Entertainment, released by the makers on Wednesday.
Daniel Craig to star in tragicomedy 'Purity'
The 'James Bond' star Daniel Craig will make his TV series debut in the US with "Purity".
David Lynch says he won't direct 'Twin Peaks' sequel
The television network Showtime announced in the fall that the early 1990s cult classic, based on a small-town murder in quirky Twin Peaks, would return as a limited series in 2016, 25 years after the show's last airing.