So much to watch on OTT this November!
Joginder Tuteja lists them so that you don't miss out!
Despicable Me 4
Where to Watch? Amazon Prime Video
Release date: November 5
The Despicable Me movies have been loved by children and adults alike for more than a decade.
There may be mixed reactions from audiences and critics for each of the instalments, but that hasn't stopped the makers from keeping the franchise alive.
Despicable Me has made money over the last instalments and after a decent box office haul for the fourth instalment as well, one can get an even better response on the small screen.
Citadel - Honey Bunny
Where to Watch? Amazon Prime Video
Release date: November 7
Citadel's Indian spin off Honey Bunny looks far more exciting, especially with Directors Raj and DK bringing in their characteristic style and humour, besides the action.
Varun Dhawan and Samantha look fresh together, and should set the screen on fire.
Vettaiyan
Where to Watch? Amazon Prime Video
Release date: November 7
An average performer at the box office, Vettaiyan could not be elevated by Rajinikanth's towering presence nor Amitabh Bachchan's special appearance.
Fans loved it, but it didn't go the blockbuster Jailer way.
The Buckingham Murders
Where to Watch?Netflix
Release date: November 8=
This Hansal Mehta film was designed for OTT and hence should find good traction there.
Though released in theatres, The Buckingham Murders is the kind of murder mystery that's more appealing on the digital medium due to its stage, setting and storyline.
Kareena Kapoor Khan leads the cast, and the film got decent reviews.
Vijay 69
Where to Watch? Netflix
Release date: November 8
What happens when a 69-year-old man chooses to defy age and participate in a triathlon?
Anupam Kher finds out in Vijay 69.
In spirit, this one seems like the other Kher starrer, Oonchaai, but let's see what the film ultimately looks like.
Devara
Where to Watch? Netflix
Release date: November 8
The movie, directed by Koratala Siva, stars Junior NTR, Saif Ali Khan and Janhvi Kapoor, and follows the journey of a village chief's son, who secretly upholds his late father's mission against smuggling while pretending to be weak, and that his father is still alive.
It Ends With Us
Where to Watch? Netflix
Release date: November 9
A few weeks ago, when nothing was really working at the box office, the Hollywood romantic drama It Ends With Us did some business.
Now, the Blake Lively film will arrive on Netflix, and one can expect a lot more eyeballs for it.
Dune: Prophecy
Where to Watch? JIO Cinema
Release date: November 18
Dune was a yawn fest, as was its sequel. But it did well overseas and found some audiences in select cities of India as well. Now one waits to see how the Web series does on its premiere this month.
For the Indian audiences, the prime attraction is to catch Tabu in action.
Yeh Kaali Kaali Aankhen S2
Where to Watch?Netflix
Release date: November 22
The first season of Yeh Kaali Kaali Aankhen was a cracker of a show with twists and turns in the story that made this series really relatable.
Moreover, the dialogues were powerful with a touch of humour.
No wonder it has spun a second season.
Joy
Where to Watch? Netflix
Release date: November 22
Joy tells the remarkable true story behind the birth of Louise Joy Brown in 1978, the world's first 'test-tube baby,' and the tireless 10-year journey to make it possible.
Yudhra
Where to Watch? Amazon Prime Video
Release date: To be decided
Yudhra's trailer looked good, but audiences have become very choosy about what do they want to step out to theatres to watch. That's why they didn't give this Siddhant Chaturvedi-Malavika Mohanan film much notice.
All that may change when it arrives on OTT.
