This week feels a little special for anyone who loves settling into a good story. There is something for everyone and the excitement is real, especially with a much loved title like The Family Man returning. Alongside it come fresh films and series that bring drama and social reality. Below is the list of what you need to watch.
The Family Man Season 3
Srikant Tiwari faces his toughest mission yet as a major conspiracy forces him and his family to run for their lives. The stakes rise in India’s northeast as he tries to stay ahead of enemies and protect his loved ones. It releases on November 21 on Prime Video. This is going to be one of the biggest offerings by Prime Video this year. It has Bajpayee ffacing off Ahlawat and it is going to be a big fun.
Dining with the Kapoors
This documentary invites viewers to join the Kapoor family during their famous lunch. With laughter, stories and heartfelt moments, it shows the warmth and legacy of one of Bollywood’s most loved families. However, fans have raised a question as Alia Bhatt is nowhere to be seen in the film. It releases on November 21 on Netflix.
Bison
Bison follows Kittan, a kabaddi player from rural Tamil Nadu who dreams of representing India while fighting violence and caste bias. His strength earns him the name Bison as he rises from a troubled teen to a symbol of hope. It releases on November 21 on Netflix.
Homebound
Homebound tells the story of Shoaib and Chandan, two childhood friends who dream of becoming police officers despite facing poverty and prejudice. When life pulls them apart and lockdown hits, their journey becomes even more emotional. It releases on November 21 on Netflix. The movie has received widespread appreciation from many International sources and it is supposed to make us feel a bit uncomfortable.
Landman Season 2
Tommy Norris suddenly takes charge of M Tex Oil after Monty Miller’s death and must handle risky deals, family troubles and powerful rivals. His world becomes even more tense as alliances shift and secrets come out. It releases on November 17 on JioHotstar.
Nadu Center
Nadu Center follows PK, a young basketball player forced to join a rough new school after being expelled. When he is asked to build a team from the most difficult students, he starts a journey of responsibility, growth and second chances. It releases on November 20 on JioHotstar.
The Bengal Files
The Bengal Files follows officer Shiva Pandit as he searches for a missing journalist in Bengal. An elderly woman’s memories slowly reveal the painful events leading up to the Partition. It releases on November 21 on ZEE5. It could not become half as successful as The Kashmir Files on the big screens but it raised some conversations and it is enough.
The Death of Bunny Munro
This series follows Bunny Munro, a troubled salesman who takes his young son on a chaotic road trip as he deals with grief and denial. Their journey shows both heartbreak and unexpected sweetness. It releases on November 21 on JioHotstar.
The Roses
The Roses tells the story of Theo and Ivy as their once perfect marriage turns into a funny and fierce rivalry when their careers shift. Their arguments grow wild as both fight for control and for their beloved home. It releases on November 20 on JioHotstar.
Ziddi Ishq
Ziddi Ishq follows Mehul, a young woman whose love for her tutor turns into a desperate quest for truth after his sudden death. Her search pulls her into a world of secrets and revenge. It releases on November 21 on JioHotstar.
Aztec Batman: Clash of Empires
This film tells the story of Yohualli Coatl, a young Aztec boy who loses his father to Spanish invaders and travels to Tenochtitlan to learn the ways of the bat deity. He becomes Batman to protect his people from danger. It comes out on November 23 on JioHotstar.
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