Forget boring New Year’s resolutions! January 2024 is bringing entertainment fireworks on OTT platforms, enough to keep you glued to your couch like a koala on eucalyptus. So ditch the movie lines and grab your PJs, because the streaming gods are showering us with a buffet of awesome.
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Drama, Action, Animation? We Got It All!
Remember those pre-OTT days, stuck in cinema queues or battling TV schedules? Those were the dark ages, my friend. Now, it’s all about instant gratification (and maybe a little snack spillage on the sofa). Let’s peek into January’s treasure chest of releases:
1 Hi Nanna (Netflix, Jan 4th)
Nani and Mrunal team up for a heartwarming tale of a fashion photographer and his daughter. Expect feels, unexpected twists, and maybe even a tear or two (don’t judge!).
IMDb Rating: 8.4
2 Cubicles Season 3 (SonyLiv, Jan 5th)
Piyush is back navigating the corporate jungle in this series. If you’ve ever dealt with office gossip, soul-crushing deadlines, or that guy who microwaves fish, you’ll feel seen.
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
3 Karmma Calling (Disney+ Hotstar, Jan 26th)
Starring Raveena Tandon in a never-before-seen role, “Karmma Calling” promises suspense, drama, and a satisfying dose of karma served ice-cold.Disney+ Hotstar’s “Karmma Calling,” prepare for a modern twist on classic tales of justice. Witness a wronged woman reclaim her power, weaving a web of retribution against those who shattered her life.
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
4 Sam Bahadur (Zee5, Jan. 26)
Vicky Kaushal fills the position of Sam Manekshaw, the first field marshal in India. Prepare yourself for sobering speeches, history lessons, and possibly even an emotional Jai Hind.
IMDb Rating:8.1
5 Killer Soup ( Netflix, Jan 11)
Manoj Bajpayee and Konkona Sensharma whip up a deliciously chaotic plot in this series centered around a home chef’s not-so-ordinary plans.
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
6 Indian Police Force (Prime Video, Jan 19th)
Sidharth Malhotra, Vivek Oberoi, and Shilpa Shetty? In a Rohit Shetty cop drama? Buckle up, because this one’s going to be explosive (metaphorically, of course, unless there’s actually an explosion, which, knowing Rohit Shetty…).
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
7 Tejas (Zee5, Jan 5th)
Kangana Ranaut dons the IAF uniform in this patriotic drama. Get ready for soaring fighter jets, goosebumps, and maybe even a tearful salute.
IMDb Rating: 6.6
8 Solo Leveling (Crunchyroll, Jan 6th)
Anime fans, assemble! This one’s got supernatural abilities, monster battles, and human warriors saving the day. It’s basically Dragon Ball Z meets Stranger Things, and we’re here for it.
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
9 The Legend of Hanuman Season 3 (Disney+ Hotstar, Jan 12th)
The epic stories of Lord Hanuman are brought to life in this animated series, serving as a constant reminder that hope persists despite all adversity. Furthermore, superpowered monkeys?
IMDb Rating: N/A (yet)
10 Animal (Release Date TBA)
Ranbir Kapoor tackles a complicated father-son tale in Animal, adding a dash of revenge. Awkward looks, tears, and maybe some bad fashion decisions are to be expected (because, Bollywood).
IMDb Rating: 6.8
Take a Popcorn Break!
It’s time to make room in our schedules, plump up our cushions, and revel in the sheer delight of engrossing storytelling as we get ready for these exciting releases. There’s something on the platter for everyone, regardless of your preference for mind-bending thrillers, heart-pounding action, or touching family dramas.
So prepare to take a memorable trip through the world of entertainment—all from the comfort of your couch—by marking your calendars and setting reminders. After all, January 2024 is going to be an incredible time, and life is too short to spend it in dull times!
Where is that popcorn now? Action, camera, lights!
FAQs
Which platform has the most interesting releases in January?
It’s tough to pick just one! Each platform has something unique to offer, depending on your taste. Here’s a quick breakdown:
Netflix: For heartwarming dramas like “Hi Nanna” and dark comedies like “Killer Soup.”
SonyLiv: If you love office humor and relatable situations, “Cubicles Season 3” is your jam.
Zee5: Buckle up for patriotic action with “Tejas” and historical drama with “Sam Bahadur.”
Crunchyroll: Anime fans, dive into the epic world of “Solo Leveling.”
Disney+ Hotstar: Relive the adventures of Lord Hanuman in “The Legend of Hanuman Season 3.”
Prime Video: Get ready for high-octane action with Rohit Shetty’s “Indian Police Force.”What if I’m not sure what to watch?
No worries! Check out the trailers and read some reviews to get a feel for each show or movie. You can also browse by genre or platform to find something that catches your eye.
Are there any family-friendly options?
Absolutely! “Hi Nanna” and “The Legend of Hanuman Season 3” are both great choices for families. You can also check out Disney+ Hotstar for classic animated movies and shows.
I have a slow internet connection. Will I be able to stream these shows?
Most platforms offer different video quality options, so you can choose a lower quality if your internet connection is slow. You can also try downloading shows or movies to watch offline.