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Horror-investigative series Andhera; South Korean spy drama Butterfly; Meghann Fahy-starrer thriller Drop are available for streaming.

Andhera review: Andhera, starring Priya Bapat, Karanvir Malhotra, Prajakta Koli, Pravin Dabas, Surveen Chawla, among others, should come with a tagline: suspend all disbelief, all ye enter this supernatural-horror territory.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Prajakta Koli talks about her new horror show Andhera on Amazon Prime Video, playing a paranormal YouTuber, and how she associates darkness not with despair, but with peace.

Saare Jahan Se Accha review: Netflix's new show, Saare Jahaan Se Acch,a is created by Gaurav Shukla, directed by Sumit Purohit, and stars Pratik Gandhi. But it's Sunny Hinduja and Suhail Nayyar who walk away with the best moments.

Court Kacheri review: Pavan Malhotra is as dependable as ever in the latest TVF offering.

In 1998, Amy Bradley vanished from a Caribbean cruise. Decades later, a Netflix doc reignites theories, as new tips pour in from viewers worldwide.

Salakaar review: The only actors who rise above this series is Naveen Kasturia and Mukesh Rishi. Both deserve better.

What to watch on OTT: Telugu original series Arabia Kadali, a survival drama; and Bong Joon Ho's sci-fi feature Mickey 17, featureing Robert Pattinson.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Criminal Justice director Rohan Sippy opens up on taking on the legal thriller series from season 2, working with Pankaj Tripathi, and exploring motherhood through the fourth instalment, A Family Matter.

In an interview with SCREEN, Jason Momoa talks about connecting with his Hawaiian roots through Apple TV show Chief of War, and returning to direction after over a decade.

In an exclusive interview with SCREEN, Rajesh Tailang and Sheeba Chaddha talk about reuniting in ZEE5 family drama Bakaiti, after Mirzapur and Bandish Bandits. They also discuss parenting in the modern age, early days of struggle, and seeking diversity in roles.

Saare Jahan Se Accha trailer shows Pratik Gandhi as a RAW agent who undertakes a perilous mission deep inside enemy territory: Pakistan.

Bakaiti review: Both the actors who play the teenagers come into their own towards the end, with Rajesh Tailang and Sheeba Chadha holding the fort, building on the comfort they have created as a pair in Bandish Bandits.

What to watch on OTT: Slice-of-life series Bakaiti; satirical documentary Eight Postcards from Utopia, and crime drama Code of Silence are also streaming

Chief of War review: Epic and exotic; daring yet dignified, Jason Momoa's Chief of War is yet another example of Apple's ambitious quest to replicate the golden era of HBO.

Despite bankruptcy rumours, experts say Meghan Markle could be making millions a week, especially with one product that’s shaping up to be a potential goldmine.

Adam Sandler’s Happy Gilmore 2 crushes Netflix records, dethroning KPop Demon Hunters with 46.7M views in 3 days.

Federal agents raided the LA home of Netflix’s ‘TikTok cult’ pastor Robert Shinn amid a sex-trafficking probe. The same house featured in Dancing for the Devil is now under federal scrutiny.

In an exclusive conversation with SCREEN, comedian Aiyyo Shraddha opens up about her first stand-up special, So Mini Things, the experience performing it, her transition from an RJ to a comic, her process, politics and more.

Mandala Murders review: Buying into mandalas and occult and 'dayans' is hard enough. It is harder still if the plot points are left loose. If there is another season of this Vaani Kapoor-Surveen Chawla show, maybe keep it shorter, and crisper?

According to reports, Netflix isn’t done with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle just yet. Despite a flop show and bankruptcy buzz, the Sussexes may follow the Obamas’ playbook with new projects.

What to watch on OTT: Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore 2 and Hunter S2, showcasing face-off between Suniel Shetty Jackie Shroff, are available for streaming.

Post pandemic, the streaming model has been dominated by licensing -- picking content from cinemas, television, and sports -- instead of developing cutting-edge projects that it was designed to champion.