February
has
some
promising
original
content
streaming
on
OTT.
Joginder
Tuteja
lists
the
digital
menu
for
the
month.
Saale
Aashiq
Where
to
watch:
SonyLIV
Release
date:
February
1
Director
duo
Siddharth-Garima
serve
us
a
dramatic
love
story
Saale
Aashiq
on
Sony
LIV.
Tahir
Raj
Bhasin,
who
was
recently
seen
in
Yeh
Kaali
Kaali
Aankhen
2,
and
Mithila
Palkar,
a
popular
face
on
OTT,
will
be
seen
as
a
couple
in
love,
defying
the
pressures
around
them
to
make
their
relationship
work.
Anuja
Where
to
watch:
Netflix
Release
date:
February
5
Oscar-nominated
Anuja
is
all
set
to
release
on
OTT
a
month
before
the
Academy
Awards.
Directed
by
Adam
Graves,
produced
by
Mindy
Kaling
and
backed
by
Priyanka
Chopra
and
Guneet
Monga,
the
film
looks
at
the
lives
of
Anuja
(Sajda
Pathan),
a
gifted
nine-year-old
girl,
and
her
sister
Palak
(Ananya
Shanbag),
as
they
labour
in
a
garment
factory.
Life
changes
when
a
teacher
gives
Anuja
a
chance
to
attend
an
elite
boarding
school.
Mrs
Where
to
watch:
ZEE5
Release
date:
February
7
Mrs
explores
the
life
of
a
newly-married
dancer
teacher
Richa,
who
finds
herself
trapped
in
a
cycle
of
endless
housework
and
submissiveness
to
her
husband
and
in-laws,
as
they
believe
a
woman’s
place
is
in
the
kitchen.
Bada
Naam
Karenge
Where
to
watch:
SonyLIV
Release
date:
February
7
Sooraj
Barjatya
has
introduced
new
talent
from
time
to
time,
and
he
does
it
again
with
Bada
Naam
Karenge,
starring
Ritik
Ghanshani
and
Ayesha
Kaduskar.
This
is
a
love
story
too
and
in
true
Rajshri
tradition,
it
has
family
values
at
its
core.
The
Mehta
Boys
Where
to
watch:
Amazon
Prime
Release
date:
February
7
Boman
Irani
turns
director
with
The
Mehta
Boys
starring
Avinash
Tiwary
(Madgaon
Express)
and
Shreya
Chaudhary
(Bandish
Bandits).
The
film
looks
at
the
strained
father-son
relationship,
when
they
are
forced
to
live
together
for
48
hours
after
the
death
of
the
son’s
mother.
The
Greatest
Rivalry:
India
Vs
Pakistan
(docuseries)
Where
to
watch:
Netflix
Release
date:
February
7
Netflix
treats
Indian
cricket
fans
to
a
documentary
series
featuring
the
arch-rivals
of
the
game,
India
and
Pakistan.
Dhoom
Dhaam
Where
to
watch:
Netflix
Release
date:
February
14
A
year
after
her
OTT
hit
Article
370,
Yami
Gautam
returns
with
the
thriller,
Dhoom
Dhaam.
She
is
joined
by
Pratik
Gandhi,
who
has
been
prolific
with
his
many
appearances
across
OTT
(Agni)
and
the
big
screen
(Do
Aur
Do
Pyaar).
They
play
a
newly
married
couple,
whose
life
takes
an
unexpected
twist
when
two
gunmen
land
up
on
their
wedding
night,
asking
for
‘Charlie’.
Game
Changer
Where
to
watch:
Amazon
Prime
Release
date:
February
14
S
Shankar’s
Telugu
film
Game
Changer,
starring
Ram
Charan
and
Kiara
Advani,
didn’t
make
waves
when
it
released
on
the
big
screen
earlier
this
year.
Perhaps
it
will
find
its
audience
on
OTT.
Oops
Ab
Kya?
Where
to
watch:&
Disney+Hotstar
Release
date:
February
21
An
oddball
comedy
about
artificial
insemination
gone
wrong,
Oops
Ab
Kya
may
just
be
the
Good
Newz
of
the
small
screen,
albeit
with
a
twist.
Starring
Shweta
Basu
Prasad
and
Ashim
Gulati,
the
comedy
series
is
about
a
young
woman
who
gets
accidental
artificial
insemination
by
her
boss.
Baby
John
Where
to
watch: Amazon
Prime
Release
date: TBD
A
disaster
at
the
box
office,
Baby
John
arrives
on
OTT
in
February.
Our
review
felt
the
story
was
stale
—
the
film
is
a
remake
of
Vikram’s
Tamil
hit
Theri
—
but
the
worst
part
is
that
Varun
Dhawan
is
too
much
of
a
Baby
to
be
a
John.
Vanvaas
Where
to
watch:
ZEE5
Release
date:
To
Be
Announced
Nana
Patekar-starrer
Vanvaas
didn’t
do
well
theatrically
and
may
make
a
better
impression
on
the
small
screen.
Directed
by
Anil
Sharma,
the
film
has
his
son
Utkarsh
Sharma
play
a
major
role.
