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OTT Releases This Week- From Irumudi, To Stranger Things Tales '85: Season 2, 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: Irumudi is an action thriller film that follows an alcohol-addicted father who lives peacefully with his daughter. What happens when he undertakes the sacred Ayyappa Deeksha at his daughter's request? The film is streaming on Netflix. Stranger Things: Tales…

OTT Releases This Week- From Irumudi, To Stranger Things Tales '85: Season 2, Check The List Of Films & Shows For Weekend Watch

This weekend, the OTT platforms are offering a diverse lineup of films and series for the avid viewer. Among the new additions is the action-packed thriller Irumudi, currently streaming on Netflix. The story follows a father who, upon his daughter's request, undergoes the sacred Ayyappa Deeksha and faces unforeseen consequences.

For fans of the hit series Stranger Things, Season 2 promises to deliver more supernatural thrills. The show follows the original group of friends as they navigate mundane teenage life in Hawkins until a new, terrifying threat emerges deep within the snow. The series is also available on Netflix.

Venturing into the fantasy genre, The End Of An Oak Street offers a unique twist with its time-travel premise. The film centers around an aspiring novelist trying to rescue her family after a cosmic event disrupts their suburban neighborhood, transporting it back to the era of dinosaurs. This movie is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Another anthology series available for streaming on Netflix is Lust Stories 3. This film delves into the lives of two married couples grappling with feelings of sexual and emotional dissatisfaction.

For those in the mood for romance, You+Me – Against The World provides a heartfelt narrative. The story follows a young filmmaker, Alma, as she falls for a rebellious loner, Vadim, while working on their student film. This romantic drama can be watched on Amazon Prime Video.

Lastly, the K-drama series The Scandal, inspired by a classic 1782 French novel, offers viewers a glimpse into the world of political intrigue and deceit. The eight-episode series is currently streaming on Netflix.

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