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From Saare Jahan Se Accha to Tehran and Janaki V vs State Of Kerala to Alien: Earth: Watch these OTT releases this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar

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As the Independence Day long weekend approaches, streaming platforms are gearing up with an exciting lineup of fresh releases perfect for binge-watching. Whether you’re in the mood for adrenaline-pumping action, gripping thrillers, spine-chilling horrors, courtroom dramas, or laugh-out-loud comedies, there’s something for every viewer to dive into. With Netflix, MX Player, ZEE5, Prime Video, SunNxt, Aha, and JioHotstar rolling out new content, audiences have the ideal excuse to grab some snacks, relax, and enjoy hours of entertainment over the holiday weekend.

Saare Jahan Se Accha: The Silent Guardians – Netflix – August 13

Pratik Gandhi leads this spy thriller as an Indian operative navigating deadly intelligence traps to dismantle a nuclear threat. With Sunny Hinduja and Suhail Nayyar, the series blends patriotism with psychological tension and fast-paced espionage. Produced by Gaurav Shukla, it promises high-stakes drama and edge-of-your-seat intrigue for fans of strategic thrillers.


Sena: Guardians of the Nation – MX Player – August 13
This TVF production follows Kartik Sharma, who leaves a lucrative US career to join the armed forces. Starring Vikram Singh Chauhan, the series highlights military training, dangerous postings in Kashmir, and a daring escape from militants. A gripping tale of sacrifice and resilience, Sena captures the struggles and courage of life in uniform.

Tehran – ZEE5 – August 14
John Abraham stars in this geopolitical thriller inspired by true events and the Russo-Ukrainian war. He plays Rajeev Kumar, a Delhi officer caught in an international crisis with enemies on all sides. Featuring Manushi Chhillar, Neeru Bajwa, Elnaaz Norouzi, and Madhurima Tuli, Tehran explores betrayal, espionage, and shifting allegiances in a tense global setting.

Andhera – Prime Video – August 14
Set in Mumbai, Andhera investigates the disappearance of a young girl, uncovering hidden darkness in the city. Starring Priya Bapat, Prajakta Koli, Surveen Chawla, and Karanvir Malhotra, this eight-episode supernatural horror series combines psychological terror with paranormal mysteries for a chilling binge-watch experience.

Janaki V vs State Of Kerala – ZEE5 – August 15
Anupama Parameswaran stars as Janaki, an IT professional seeking justice after a sexual assault, guided by veteran lawyer Suresh Gopi. The series examines India’s judicial system, resilience, and the challenges of fighting for truth. A tense courtroom drama, it raises questions about accountability and the pursuit of justice in contemporary society.

Alien: Earth – JioHotstar – August 12
A prequel to Ridley Scott’s Alien, this sci-fi horror explores a mysterious vessel crashing on Earth two years prior to the original events. Starring Sydney Chandler and Adarsh Gourav, the series delivers survival suspense, body horror, and cosmic dread, reimagining the Alien mythos for a modern audience.

Good Day – SunNxt – August 15
Directed by N Aravindhan, this Tamil action thriller stars Kaali Venkat, Bagavathi Perumal, and Nandhini Myna. Set for an OTT release on SunNxt, the film promises a tight narrative and action-packed sequences, earning an IMDb rating of 8 for its engaging storytelling and ensemble cast.

Virgin Boys – Aha – August 15
Telugu adult comedy Virgin Boys follows three college students trying to lose their virginity by New Year’s Eve. Directed by Dayanand Gaddam, it balances romance, bromance, and chaos. The cast, including Mithraaw Sharma and Srihan, delivers memorable performances, with the second half praised for comedic timing. The film streams on Aha and OTTplay Premium.

Junior – Amazon Prime Video – August 15
Junior, marking Kireeti Reddy’s big-screen debut, pairs him with Sreeleela and brings Genelia Deshmukh back to Telugu cinema. Directed by Radha Krishna Reddy, the action-drama will likely release in multiple languages, including Telugu and Kannada. The film showcases high-octane sequences and family drama, making it a must-watch for regional cinema enthusiasts.
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