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.
