In a welcome change, this week's streaming options make choosing the perfect movie for the weekend a breeze. Unlike the previous weeks, this week the new releases on the OTT platforms are few and the ones that deserve your attention are even fewer.  

Checkout our page for for latest OTT releases this week, we've covered the be st ott releases you can watch on Prime Video and Netflix 

Here are the two latest OTT releases that deserve your time and attention this weekend: 

Bawaal:

The trailer for the upcoming film Bawaal sparked intense debate among viewers, leaving them perplexed yet intrigued by its unconventional approach. While the themes and emotions depicted in the movie appeared relatable, the staging and unexpected references, such as the World War 2 connection and references to Hitler, added an element of surprise. The question remains: What is this movie truly about? Based on the trailer, Bawaal follows the journey of Ajju, portrayed by the talented Varun Dhawan, a young man seemingly struggling to find substantial success in life. However, Ajju possesses a remarkable talent for personal propaganda, crafting an illusion of a more accomplished and eventful life than reality. "Create such an ambiance that people remember the ambiance and not the result," Ajju proclaims. It sounds like something that Joseph Goebbels, the infamous chief propagandist for the Nazi Party, would approve of. Ajju unexpectedly falls in love with Nisha, played by Janhvi Kapoor. As the couple embarks on a honeymoon trip across Europe, Ajju's web of lies begins to unravel, plunging his life into utter chaos. Bawal is helmed by Nitesh Tiwari, who has also co-written it with Nikhil Mehrotra, Piyush Gupta, Shreyas Jain, and Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari. 

Bawaal premeires on Amazon Prime Video on July 20. 

Asvins:

And if you are in the mood for a spine-chilling horror thriller, then look no further than Asvins . Written and directed by Tarun Teja, the movie stars Vasanth Ravi, Vimala Raman, Muralidaran, Saraswathi Menon, Udhaya Deep, and Simran Pareek. Based on the trailer, Asvins is set in the world of "black tourism." The narrative revolves around the insatiable thirst for thrill among tourists, who willingly pay to experience the haunting aura of places scarred by tragic incidents. In the movie, a group of thrill-seeking tourists embark on a spine-chilling journey that takes them to "the most darkest place." As the story unfolds, their lives are gradually overtaken by a malevolent entity that engulfs the house they are trapped in. What follows is a nerve-wracking series of events as the tourists find themselves entangled in a nightmarish loop, desperately trying to escape the clutches of the mysterious darkness. 

Asvins debuts on Netflix on July 20. 

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