'Jewel Thief' to 'Crazxy': 5 Films & shows to watch on OTT this week
Khauf - Prime Video (Now Streaming).Jewel Thief - Netflix (25th April).Logout - Zee5 (Now Streaming).Veera Dheera Sooran Part 2 - Prime Video (24th April).Crazxy - Prime Video (25th April)
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India Today
an hour ago
- India Today
The Better Sister deepens what Adolescence taught us about child psychology
Beyond its gripping plot, tense courtroom drama, and stellar performances, 'The Better Sister' has ignited discussions for another American mystery-thriller offers a remarkably subtle look at parenting and the complexities of whodunnit has emphasised the human psychology as an aftermath of childhood trauma, teenage challenges and marital abuse. The show doesn't just highlight the problem but also offers a solution despite its dark Where the psychological crime series 'Adolescence' meticulously explored the mindset of a 13-year-old who committed a horrendous act, 'The Better Sister' shifts its focus. It offers a much deeper insight into the complex family history of Ethan and his mother, Chloe the Netflix show, 'Adolescence', Jamie's father, Eddie Miller, never shouts or goes hard on his son, since he is careful about his own traumatic childhood 'The Better Sister' links the past demons to the sensibilities of the main gives a much deeper understanding on the upbringing of the parents as audiences are not left wondering, but given enough backstory to understand how the past, present and future define an individual's actions.'The Better Sister' creator Olivia Milch has amicably depicted the emotional turmoil and motivations of every character apart from emphasising the crime probe, suspects and gives a more transparent yet unbiased perspective on the characters' flaws, including Adam Macintosh, played by Corey Stoll.'The Better Sister' acknowledges emotional health and therapy'The Better Sister' moves beyond the stereotypical teen angst narrative while navigating the legal and emotional ramifications of a teenager caught up between two mothers and a troubled relationship with his deceased show vividly portrays the precarious stage of adolescence in the digital age, where young adults grapple with identity, addictions and consequences of their actions influenced by conflicted family the most profound element of the narrative in Jessica Biel, Elizabeth Banks' crime-thriller, is its delicate portrayal of therapy and Ethan's biological mother, Nicky, meets him in prison, she encourages him after learning about his therapy sessions. She emphasises that although it can be 'intimidating' at first, it helps in the confession, "If I started at your age, then maybe..," conveys a lot about the collective human sentiment about anxiety and emotional most astonishing aspect in 'The Better Sister' is how it takes time to reflect on counselling and mental health struggles. The sheer cinematic brilliance of showcasing denial and acceptance gives it more realism and doesn't look Nicky tells Chloe that Ethan has been undergoing therapy, the latter is unresponsive. Despite Nicky's persuasion and strongly advocating, "Therapy doesn't make you a weak person, it's a process," Chloe tries to neglect the when Chloe meets Ethan in jail, her genuine concern for her step-son, asking how he feels after therapy, shows the human need to connect and listen to, irrespective of the short yet intense confession about how therapy makes him comfortable in his own skin, reflects on the unspoken emotional toll on teenagers due to lack of genuine counselling.'The Better Sister' is a reflection on parenting and healingThe perfectly-woven screenplay of 'The Better Sister' justifies how Ethan, Chloe, Nicky and even Adam have been affected by their troubled pasts and gives a logical reason for the need for help to recover from trauma, instead of merely demonising individuals for their flaws.'The Better Sister' sets the premise of how partners coming out of a troubled marriage, parental abuse and marital violence could all be interconnected and lead the most sane people to a dangerous goes beyond adolescent addictions and is a by-product of decades of unspoken truths and fractured relationships between Chloe, Nicky, and helps him not only to own his mistakes, but end up as a more mature individual who takes charge of working out relationships with both his mothers by being supportive as a responsible and Nicky acknowledge Ethan's human arc and also express the need for communication and transparency without explicitly mentioning therapy or mental health introspective resolution to family traumaThe constant introspection of the mindset and inner-struggles of the characters echo the therapeutic process of healing in 'The Better Sister'.A crime-thriller series emphasising self-reflection and introspective behaviour is a unique approach to the cinematic portrayal of parenting and therapy in the modern Today, in its review of 'The Better Sister', wrote, "The show is meant for those up for an emotionally enriching plot alongside courtroom drama and murder investigation. It is a unique series that demands audiences' attention for a well-crafted, engaging cinematic experience."'The Better Sister' is available for streaming on Prime Video.
News18
an hour ago
- News18
From Laughs To Thrills, Here's What To Watch On OTT This Weekend
Last Updated: New shows and movies to stream this weekend—your binge-watch list just got better. Looking for something to binge-watch this weekend? We've got you covered with a fresh lineup of new movies and series now streaming on popular OTT platforms like Netflix, Prime Video, Zee5, and JioCinema/Disney+ Hotstar. Whether you're into thrillers, comedies, or heartwarming dramas, there's something for everyone to enjoy. FUBAR – Season 2 Arnold Schwarzenegger returns in the second season of the action-packed Netflix series as the undercover team dives into a high-stakes mission. The tension escalates when a shadowy terrorist emerges, putting lives—and global security—at risk. With bigger threats and bolder action, Season 2 promises explosive twists and relentless suspense. Available to stream on Netflix starting June 12. Watch the trailer here: The Traitors Based on the globally popular reality format, The Traitors is the Indian adaptation produced by BBC Studios India in partnership with All3Media International. The show brings together 20 celebrities from different walks of life in a high-stakes game built on strategy, trust, and betrayal. With a significant cash prize and a coveted title up for grabs, alliances will be tested and secrets will unravel. You can watch it on Prime Video starting June 12. Watch the trailer here: The Fairly OddParents: A New Wish – Season 2: Hazel's adventures continue as she settles into life in Dimmadelphia, only to discover that her quirky next-door neighbours are undercover fairy godparents. With new magical twists and hilarious mishaps, Season 2 promises even more fun for fans of the animated classic. It will be available to stream on Netflix from June 12. Watch the trailer here: Shubham Blending supernatural comedy with quirky obsession, Shubham delivers a light-hearted ride perfect for summer viewing. Samantha shines with her playful charm, keeping things fun even when the pacing wobbles. While the writing may be uneven, the film still manages to entertain as a breezy, feel-good watch. It will be available on JioCinema/Disney+ Hotstar from June 13. Watch the trailer here: Alappuzha Gymkhana This uplifting sports drama tells the story of an underdog team that rises against all odds, fuelled by determination, teamwork, and hope. With emotional depth and compelling performances, Alappuzha Gymkhana is a must-watch for fans of heartfelt, motivational cinema. It will be streaming on Sony Liv from June 13. Check out the trailer here: Rana Naidu – Season 2 The highly anticipated second season of the gritty crime drama Rana Naidu returns with more secrets, betrayals, and family feuds. Starring Rana Daggubati, Venkatesh Daggubati, and Arjun Rampal, this new chapter raises the stakes with heightened suspense and raw intensity as old wounds resurface and new enemies emerge. It will be streaming on Netflix from June 13. Check the trailer here: Eleven In Eleven, ACP Aravind (played by Naveen Chandra) is thrust into a chilling murder investigation in Visakhapatnam, where bodies turn up without identities and the killer leaves no trace. As the death toll rises, a seemingly minor clue sets him on a dark and twisting path filled with suspense and unsettling revelations. This gripping crime thriller promises edge-of-the-seat tension and a mystery that keeps you guessing till the end. Watch it on Aha Tamil starting June 13. Watch the trailer here: Devil's Double Next Level Santhanam returns in Devil's Double Next Level, the hilarious fourth chapter of the beloved Dhilluku Dhuddu horror-comedy series. With a fresh mix of supernatural chaos, laugh-out-loud moments, and over-the-top antics, the film promises to be an all-out entertainer for fans of the genre. This time, the scares are funnier, the ghosts are weirder, and the madness is turned up a notch. Catch it streaming on Zee5 from June 13. Watch the trailer here: From light-hearted laughs to dark mysteries, this weekend's OTT lineup has something for every mood. First Published:
Time of India
an hour ago
- Time of India
Ata Thambaycha Naay! OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Siddhartha Jadhav and Ashutosh Gowarikar's film
Ata Thambaycha Naay! OTT Release Date: Bharat Jadhav, Siddhartha Jadhav and Ashutosh Gowarikar recently starred together in a Marathi entertainer. Released globally on 1 May 2025, coinciding with Maharashtra Day, the film is now ready to make its digital debut. Ata Thambaycha Naay! is all set to stream on ZEE5 starting June 28. Here's all you need to know about it. Ata Thambaycha Naay!'s cast and crew Co-written and directed by Shivraj Waichal, Ata Thambaycha Naay! is jointly produced by Chalk and Cheese Films, Film Jazz, and Zee Studios. Other than the lead trio, the movie also stars Prajakta Hanamghar, Kiran Khoje, Rohini Hattangadi, Parna Pethe, Om Bhutkar, Pravin Dalimbkar, Rupa Borgaonkar and Shrikant Yadav among others. This Gulraj Singh musical is cinematographed by Sandeep Gn Yadav and edited by Sanjay Sankla. Ata Thambaycha Naay!'s plot details Ata Thambaycha Naay!, which translates to 'Now, We Won't Stop!' in English, is a heartfelt Marathi drama inspired by a true incident that occurred in 2017. The film follows a group of Class IV employees of the BMC, sanitation workers and other municipal staff, who, under the encouragement of a compassionate officer, decide to enrol in night school to complete their Secondary School Certificate (SSC). Despite facing societal stigma, long working hours, and the challenges of balancing work and study, these individuals embark on a transformative journey. Their pursuit of education becomes a powerful proof of resilience, dignity, and the unbreakable human spirit. The film portrays their struggles, successes, and the profound impact of education on their lives. Ata Thambaycha Naay! enjoys an 8.8 IMDb rating and was commercially successful. Do you think it will find the same love on OTT? Drop your thoughts @indiatimes.
