Get ready for your weekly update on the freshest OTT releases! August offers a delightful mix of movies and TV shows that are sure to satisfy all your binge-watching cravings. Watch Sanjay Dutt and Raveena Tandon team up in the brand-new romantic comedy, Ghudchadi. Enjoy the return of Taapsee Pannu, Vikrant Massey, and Sunny Kaushal in Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba, the sequel to the 2021 crime thriller. Laugh along with Matt Damon and Casey Affleck in the heist comedy, The Instigators. Plus, The Umbrella Academy is back for its final season.
August 2024 OTT Releases: Must-Watch Movies and Shows
Bollywood • 5 Aug, 2024 • 35,719 Views • ⭐ 2.7
Written by Shivani Chourasia
Rising Impact: Season 2 (August 6)
Season 2 of Rising Impact continues the story of young golf prodigy Gawain Nanaumi. Discovered by professional golfer Kiria Nishino, Gawain and his rival Lancelot Norman prepare for the prestigious Camelot Cup in England. This season explores Gawain's deep connections to the tournament's homeland and his relentless pursuit of excellence amid fierce competition and personal growth. Gawain also strives to perfect the legendary “rising impact” ability, a skill that maximizes his driving power. This anime is based on Nakaba Suzuki’s manga. Streaming on Netflix
Lolo and the Kid (August 7)
Set against the bustling backdrop of Manila, Lolo and the Kid follows a con man and the young boy he mentors. This unlikely pair navigates a life of deception and scams, targeting the wealthy to survive. Their unbreakable bond faces a challenge when a life-altering opportunity presents itself, potentially changing their lives forever. Streaming on Netflix
Secret World of Sound with David Attenborough (August 7)
Join the legendary David Attenborough in Secret World of Sound, a three-part series that takes viewers on an auditory exploration of the animal kingdom. This groundbreaking series reveals the intricate ways animals use sound to thrive. Discover the fascinating communication of baby caimans inside their eggs, the nocturnal battles between lions and hyenas, the mysterious hums of certain fish, and the remarkable mimicry skills of various birds. Utilizing tiny, precise microphones and laser vibrometers, the series captures sounds previously inaudible to human ears, offering a fresh perspective on the natural world. Streaming on Netflix
One Fast Move (August 8)
KJ Apa stars as Wes Neal in this high-energy action film centred on a young man passionate about motorcycle racing. Disgraced and dishonourably discharged from the military for his involvement in drag racing, Wes seeks redemption and a chance to chase his dreams. He reconnects with his estranged father, Dean Miller (Eric Dane), a former motorcycle racing champion. As Wes immerses himself in the thrilling and competitive world of Supersport Motorcycle Racing, he grapples with the intense pressure from his father and the complexities of their strained relationship. Streaming on Prime Video
Shahmaran: Season 2 (August 8)
The Turkish fantasy drama Shahmaran returns for a second season, delving deeper into the legend of the half-woman, half-snake queen, and her prophetic connection to Şahsu. Following the events of the first season, Şahsu, a psychology lecturer from Istanbul, remains entwined in the ancient prophecy that foretells the rebirth of Shahmaran through her union with Maran, a mysterious figure deeply embedded in this myth. As Şahsu and Maran navigate their growing bond amidst rising tensions, ominous signs and supernatural events begin to unfold, signalling the prophecy's imminent fulfilment. Streaming on Netflix
The Color Purple (August 8)
A vibrant musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s acclaimed novel, The Color Purple spans four decades, chronicling the harrowing yet empowering journey of Celie Harris (Fantasia Barrino). Set in the early 1900s American South, Celie endures relentless abuse from her father Alfonso (Deon Cole) and husband Albert “Mister” Johnson (Colman Domingo). However, her life takes transformative turns through the bonds she forms with other women, including the indomitable Sofia (Danielle Brooks) and the sultry jazz singer Shug Avery (Taraji P. Henson). The film explores Celie's personal growth and resilience as she discovers her self-worth and strength amid systemic oppression and personal hardships.Streaming on JioCinema