New Movies and TV Shows to Watch on Netflix and More
New Movies and TV Shows to Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Apple TV+, Disney+ Hotstar, and More

Shah Rukh Khan is back on the big screen! Well, technically... 

This week’s watchlist is a rollercoaster of emotions. From Shah Rukh Khan voicing Mufasa in the Hindi version of Mufasa: The Lion King to Glen Powell battling twisters in the campiest way possible, there’s something for everyone. Here’s your curated lineup for the weekend. 

 

13 New Shows and Movies to Binge Watch This Weekend on Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar and Apple TV+       

 

1. Mufasa: The Lion King 
Where to watch: Theatres 

 

 

Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King roars into cinemas with a compelling origin story. Directed by Barry Jenkins, the film explores Mufasa’s journey from an orphaned cub to a legendary king.  Shah Rukh Khan lends his iconic voice to Mufasa in the Hindi version, adding some Bollywood gravitas to the Pride Lands of Africa. 

 

2. Vanvaas 
Where to watch: Theatres 

 

 

Anil Sharma’s Vanvaas swaps adrenaline for heartfelt introspection. Nana Patekar stars as Sundar Patel, an elderly man battling dementia while confronting fractured family ties.  

 

3. Beast Games 
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video 
 
 

 

MrBeast brings his signature flair to reality TV with Beast Games. Over 1,000 contestants compete for a record-breaking $5 million prize in challenges blending wit, willpower, and strategy.  

 

4. Yo Yo Honey Singh: Famous 
Where to watch: Netflix 

 

 

This raw and intimate documentary chronicles the meteoric rise, dramatic fall, and triumphant return of India’s rap icon. Yo Yo Honey Singh 

 

5. Girls Will Be Girls 
Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video 
 
 

 

Winner of two Sundance awards, Shuchi Talati’s Girls Will Be Girls is a beautifully crafted coming-of-age story. Mira, a rebellious teen, navigates self-discovery, societal expectations, and a complex bond with her overprotective mother. 

 

6. Twisters 
Where to watch: JioCinema 
 
 

 

Storm-chasing gets a modern twist in Twisters, a standalone sequel to the 1996 classic. Former meteorologist Kate Carter (Daisy Edgar-Jones) returns to the field, joining social media daredevil Tyler Owens (Glen Powell) to tackle a tornado outbreak. 

 

7. Thelma 
Where to watch: JioCinema 
 
 

 

 

Meet Thelma: 93 years old, full of grit, and on a mission to reclaim $10,000 stolen by a con artist. This action-packed comedy proves that age is just a number when it comes to revenge. 

 

8. What If...? Season 3 
Where to watch: Disney+ Hotstar 

 

 

Marvel’s animated anthology concludes with its boldest season yet. From Hulk’s surprising alliances to Captain America’s intergalactic escapades, alternate realities collide in this thrilling finale. 

 

9. The Six Triple Eight 
Where to watch: Netflix 

 

 

Tyler Perry’s The Six Triple Eight celebrates the all-Black, all-female WWII battalion that tackled a massive backlog of undelivered mail.  

 

10. UniverXO Dabiz 
Where to watch: Netflix 

 

 

In this gripping docuseries, Michelin-starred chef Dabiz Muñoz faces a crossroads: preserve his legacy or close his iconic restaurant. A must-watch for culinary enthusiasts (or The Bear fans). 

 

11. The Secret Lives of Animals 
Where to watch: Apple TV+ 

 

 

From tool-wielding crows to dolphin ingenuity, this documentary reveals the intelligence and adaptability of wildlife.  

 

12. Ronny Chieng: Love to Hate It 
Where to watch: Netflix 
 
 

 

Comedian Ronny Chieng returns with a stand-up special packed with razor-sharp humor. From scam-savvy parents to men’s self-help trends, just make sure not to get offended. 

 

13. Julia’s Stepping Stones 
Where to watch: Netflix 
 
 

 

This short documentary honours Oscar-winning filmmaker Julia Reichert, spotlighting her journey through labor, gender, and class struggles 

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