This week, brace yourselves for a myriad of offerings hitting the streaming platforms. From blockbuster hits straight from the theaters to brand-new Series, there’s something for every palate, whether you’re a Bollywood buff, a Hollywood aficionado, or a connoisseur of long-form content.

Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver – Netflix

Continuing the saga from where Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire left off, Zack Snyder’s second installment of the sci-fi adventure franchise plunges viewers into an epic battle. Kora, portrayed by Sofia Boutella, joins forces with rebel warriors on the tranquil farming moon of Veldt to fend off the menacing Motherworld and its formidable military leader Atticus Noble, played by Ed Skrein. Returning characters include Djimon Hounsou as General Titus, Bae Doona as Nemesis, and the iconic Anthony Hopkins lending his voice to the sentient robot Jimmy. Part Two delves deeper into the warriors’ pasts, unraveling their motivations for joining the rebellion.

Dune: Part Two – Netflix

March 1 marked the theatrical debut of Dune: Part Two, the highly anticipated continuation of Denis Villeneuve’s sci-fi masterpiece. With a worldwide box office haul of $685.3 million, the film solidified its place as a blockbuster success. Led by a stellar ensemble including Timothee Chalamet, Zendaya, Rebecca Ferguson, Austin Butler, Florence Pugh, and more, the story follows Paul, portrayed by Chalamet, as he navigates his role as the Chosen One in a futuristic world teetering on the brink of destruction.

Silence 2 – The Night Owl Bar Shootout-Zee5

In ZEE5’s gripping original crime thriller, ACP Avinash Verma, portrayed by the talented Manoj Bajpayee, reprises his role to tackle yet another complex murder case. This time, Verma finds himself entangled in the web of intrigue surrounding the murder of a minister’s assistant. As the investigation unravels, the stakes heighten, plunging Verma and his team into a shadowy underworld where every clue leads to darker truths.

Anyone But You – Netflix

Directed by Will Gluck, Anyone But You is a captivating romantic drama set in Australia, centered around the tumultuous relationship between two strangers turned sworn enemies due to a series of misunderstandings. Loosely inspired by William Shakespeare’s iconic play Much Ado About Nothing, the film showcases the electric chemistry between Sydney Sweeney, 26, and Glen Powell, 35, who have quickly become one of Hollywood’s most anticipated romantic pairings. Following its release, the film shattered records at the box office, raking in an impressive $200 million.

The Secret Score-Disney+ Hotstar

Val Dorantes stars as Maya, a 16-year-old enrolled in a prestigious music conservatory, who stumbles upon an ancient score imbued with mystical powers. Alongside her friends, Maya explores the enchanting music, discovering hidden talents and confronting the dark secrets buried within the conservatory’s history.

The Grimm Variations-Netflix

In a unique twist on the classic fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm, this Japanese anime series reimagines the timeless stories across six captivating episodes. Offering a fresh perspective with unexpected twists, the series delves into the darker facets of human desires while recounting the iconic tales in an entirely new light.

Our Living World-Netflix

Our Living World, the latest docu-series from the Emmy Award-winning creators of Our Great National Parks, invites viewers on a global journey narrated by the acclaimed Cate Blanchett. Through stunning visuals and compelling storytelling, the series explores a diverse array of ecosystems and their remarkable inhabitants, highlighting the ingenuity and adaptability inherent in all forms of life. Unveiling the intricate web of interconnections vital for our planet’s survival, this captivating series offers a profound perspective on the beauty and complexity of our living world.

By Sweety Malakar

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