Mai, James to Bachchhan Paandey top releases on Netflix, Amazon, other OTT platforms

This week has seen the release of a wide range of films and web series on multiple OTT platforms. From Gal Gadot starrer 'Death On The Nile' on Hotstar to Sakshi Tanwar's 'Mai' on Netflix, here we have enlisted the top 5 titles that were released on OTT this week. Not only these but big-budget films like James and Bachchhan Paandey are also all set to release on OTT this week. James will release on SonyLiv and Bachchhan Paandey will release on Amazon Prime Video. Check out the 5 top movies to be released on OTT this week.

Bachchhan Paandey

The Akshay Kumar and Kriti Sanon starrer Bachchhan Paandey was released on Amazon Prime Video on April 15. Directed by Farhad Samji, the film revolves around the story of gangster Bachchhan Paandey and an aspiring filmmaker Myra Devekar who decides to make a biopic on Paandey. The film also stars Jacqueline Fernandez and Arshad Warsi in significant roles.

James

The newly released James is the last film of Kannada superstar Puneeth Rajkumar. The story is about Santhosh Kumar who runs a security agency and has been commissioned to take care of a family that owns a drug cartel. The film also feature Priya Anand, Shivaraj Kumar, R Sarathkumar, Srikanth Meka and Adithya Menon.

Mai

The Karnesh Ssharma-backed crime thriller series released on Netflix today. The films revolve around 47-year-old wife and mother who wants to uncover the reason for her daughter Supriya’s death. The series features Sakshi Tanwar, Raima Sen and Vivek Mushran in significant roles.

Death on the Nile

The Kenneth Branagh-directorial shows the journey of Hercule Poirot on his Egyptian vacation aboard a glamorous river streamer turning into a search for a murderer when a picture-perfect couple’s honeymoon is cut short. The film is available on Disney+Hotstar and it features Kenneth Branagh, Gal Gadot, Armie Hammer, Jennifer Saunders, Ali Fazal and Sophie Okonedo in lead roles.

Hard Cell

Directed by Catherine Tate, it’s a comedy series set in a women’s prison. It is the tale of a documentary crew that follows the inmates and staff of HMP Woldlsey to capture the brutal penal system. The series is streaming on Netflix. Catherine Tate, Christian Brassington, Niky Wardley, Lorna Brown and Duncan Wisbey are seen in pivotal roles.