What to Watch This Week: Thamma, Baaghi 4, Ek Deewane Ki Deewaniyat

The week offers a great selection of new films and series for the audience, who can choose from the various genres of action, drama, romance, and thrillers. The viewers are provided with a wide variety of options ranging from intense action to captivating crime and supernatural stories.

Baaghi 4 – Prime Video (October 17)

Baaghi 4, after a short spell in theatres, makes its way to the streaming giant this week. Tiger Shroff plays the role of Ronnie, an agent of the International Agency, who is on a mission to break the global terror network. The plot mixes the vast action scenes with the hero's personal problems and emotional conflicts.

Greater Kalesh – Netflix (October 17)

The movie revolves around Twinkle Handa, who, after returning for Diwali, expects a great family gathering. However, she gets to witness revealing family secrets, loud disputes, and the danger of losing their inheritance. These occurrences lead the family to reconsider the real bond among them.

Good News – Netflix (October 17)

This Korean film takes us back in time to the 1970 hijacking of a Japan Airlines flight. To prevent the plane from landing in Pyongyang, a covert op plan is made to divert it to Seoul. A fixer, known only as "Nobody" works behind-the-scenes, expertly handling the politics and the hijackers' schemes for a safe resolution.

Turn of the Tide Season 2 – Netflix (October 17)

The second season takes off three months later than the first, and follows Eduardo as he heads back to Rabo de Peixe. Now that the hidden narcotics are in the hands of an unexpected enemy, the plot delves into loyalty, treason, and the changing relations amongst Eduardo and his supporters. She Walks in Darkness – Netflix (October 17)

Through the 1990s and 2000s, the series tells the story of a young Civil Guard officer who secretly joins the ETA. Her goal is to find the locations of arms depots that are concealed in the south of France, thus giving a thrilling, over ten years long view of the counter-terrorism wars.

Dude – Theatres (October 17)

The movie depicts the characters of Agan (Pradeep Ranganathan) and Kural (Mamitha Baiju), who are lifelong friends, in their process of adulting. The plot deals with topics like the search for one’s self, love that is not returned, and maturation of character against the daily troubles that people face.

Lokah Chapter 1: Chandra – Jio Hotstar (October 20)

This superhero story inspired by Kerala folklore stars Kalyani Priyadarshan as Chandra, a woman with wondrous powers who does not show herself. The West Indian city's arrival creates a battle between an organ-trafficking syndicate, a crooked cop, and a reluctant superhero, which, in turn, forces her to train and become skilled in her superhero powers.

Thamma – Theatres (October 21)

This forthright vampire tale features the duo of Ayushmann Khurrana and Rashmika Mandanna. The film unravels the intermingling of romance, horror, and dark humor, and at the same time, it exposes love, betrayal, and the difficulties of a world of supernatural beings through the prism of complexity.

Ek Deewane ki Deewaniyat – Theatres (October 21)

The plot tracks Vikramaditya (Harshvardhan Rane) who grows infatuated with Adaa (Sonam Bajwa), whose emotions are still cryptic. The story brings forth the issues of love, lust, and emotional turmoil.

Nobody Wants This Season 2 – Netflix (October 23)

The second season carries on with Joanne and Noah’s story, which now delves into the repercussions of Noah’s decision to place their romance above his religious aspirations. The plot encompasses personal sacrifices, emotional havoc, and the dilemma of love amid career competition.