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OTT Releases This Week: From The Revolutionaries, Ghamasaan To Slow Horses Season 6, Check The List Of Films & Shows For Weekend Watch

The weekend has arrived, and some of the newest releases are here. We present a compilation of movies and shows available on OTT platforms: A Love Other Than Yours is a South Korean romance melodrama series that follows Namgung Ho and Lee Mi-do, a couple in a 10-year relationship whose once-burning passion has matured into a quiet trust. K-drama fans can watch it on Amazon Prime Video. Ghamasaan…

OTT Releases This Week: From The Revolutionaries, Ghamasaan To Slow Horses Season 6, Check The List Of Films & Shows For Weekend Watch

This weekend, new content has landed on OTT platforms for viewers to enjoy. Among the offerings are a South Korean romance series, a crime thriller film, a period action series, a new Mowgli adventure, a supernatural drama, a thriller series about ancient demons, and the sixth season of a crime thriller based on a popular novel.

K-drama fans can tune into Amazon Prime Video for "A Love Other Than Yours," a romance melodrama about a couple in a 10-year relationship. Meanwhile, those craving crime thriller action can head to ZEE5 for "Ghamasaan," a film based on dacoit Dadua, directed by Tigmanshu Dhulia.

Nikhil Advani's "The Revolutionaries" is a period action thriller series based on a non-fiction book about India's independence. It's streaming on Amazon Prime Video. For families with younger viewers, "Jungle Tales With Mowgli" brings back classic characters in a fresh series on JioHotstar.

"Stolen Heartbeats" on Netflix follows a nurse with a unique ability to hear the dead amidst a dangerous organ-trafficking conspiracy. Meanwhile, "Ali Baba aur 40 Bhoot" on JioHotstar tells the story of a woman uncovering a hidden world of demons and cursed statues.

Finally, for fans of crime thrillers, "Slow Horses Season 6" on Amazon Prime Video is back, continuing the story of MI5 agents fighting sinister forces in England, as adapted from Mick Herron's novel "Slough House."

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