- Gabriel Basso stars in The Night Agent Season 3 releasing on Netflix February 19
- Tu Yaa Main is a Gen Z survival thriller released in theatres February 13
- Being Gordon Ramsay will start streaming on Netflix from February 18
A slate of fresh content is arriving this week. From the big screen to OTT platforms, you can look forward to a range of exciting new releases designed to keep you engaged. While Gabriel Basso's The Night Agent promises an adrenaline-fuelled thrill ride, Adarsh Gourav and Shanaya Kapoor's Tu Yaa Main is expected to strike an emotional chord. With a mix of genres, themes and characters, this week's releases are set to satisfy every entertainment craving.
Here is a round-up of the top OTT and theatrical releases of the week:
O'Romeo: Theatrical Release
Shahid Kapoor plays the lead role in the film. Based on the book Mafia Queens of Mumbai by Hussain Zaidi, the film also stars Triptii Dimri, Nana Patekar, Avinash Tiwary, and Farida Jalal in important roles.
The Conjuring: Last Rites (February 13) - JioHotstar
The film is based on the real-life 1986 Smurl family haunting in Pennsylvania. The plot revolves around paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, who confront a powerful four-demon entity linked to a cursed antique mirror.
Eternity (February 13) - Apple TV
Set in a whimsical place in the afterlife, the film follows Elizabeth Olsen as Joan. She is given one week to decide who she wants to spend the rest of eternity with: her husband of 60 years or her first love, who died young decades earlier.
Joe's College Road Trip (February 13) - Netflix
The film is part of the Madea franchise, but it centres on her brother Joe as he takes his grandson BJ on a chaotic cross-country road trip to visit colleges.
Love Me Love Me (February 13) - Prime Video
Based on the hit Wattpad novel by Stefania S., the film follows June, who moves to Milan after her brother's death. She finds herself in a complex love triangle at an elite school, torn between the perfect student Will and his troubled, MMA-fighting best friend James.
The Art of Sarah (February 13) - Netflix
This high-stakes psychological thriller features Shin Hye-sun as Sarah Kim, a woman who constructs a fraudulent, high-society identity as a luxury brand executive. The mystery deepens when a body believed to be hers is found, leading a relentless detective into a web of lies and multiple identities.
Bandwaale (February 13) - Prime Video
Set in the town of Ratlam, the story follows Mariam, a young poet, who seeks freedom from societal expectations by anonymously uploading her poetry online.
Tu Yaa Main (February 13) - Theatres
Billed as a "Gen Z survival thriller," the story revolves around two rival social media influencers from vastly different backgrounds who team up for a viral video. Their collaboration turns into a nightmare when they find themselves trapped in the wilderness, facing a ferocious crocodile and their own clashing egos.
The Museum of Innocence (February 13) - Netflix
The 9-episode limited series narrates the story of a wealthy socialite whose life is upended when he falls into a forbidden love with a distant relative. As their relationship fractures, Kemal begins a lifelong journey of collecting every object she touched to build a museum of their memories.
Being Gordon Ramsay (February 18) - Netflix
Gordon Ramsay simultaneously launches five new restaurants inside London's landmark 22 Bishopsgate skyscraper. Beyond the kitchen, the series offers rare access to his family life as a husband to Tana and father to their six children.
56 Days (February 18) - Prime Video
The story follows Oliver and Ciara, who fall in love after meeting in a supermarket. Fifty-six days later, investigators find a decomposing body in Oliver's apartment, sparking a mystery: Did he kill her, or did she kill him?
The Night Agent Season 3 (February 19) - Netflix
In the new season, Gabriel Basso stars as Peter Sutherland, who heads to Istanbul on a high-stakes mission. He is tasked with tracking a young Treasury agent who fled with sensitive government intelligence after a high-level assassination.
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