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Netflix went heavy on Original content this month, with two new Original series and two Original movies, one of which is nominated for an Oscar! Here are all of the Indian movies and series added to Netflix in February 2025.
Be sure to check out our Huge Indian slate preview for the rest of 2025 and beyond.
N = Netflix Original
New Indian Movies on Netflix: February 2025 Anuja (2025) N
Language: Hindi
Runtime: 23 Minutes
Director: Adam J. Graves
Cast: Sajda Pathan, Ananya Shanbhag, Nagesh Bhonsle
Genre: Drama, Short | Added to Netflix: February 5
Anuja has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Film (Live Action). The movie highlights the issue of child labor through the story of two orphaned sisters working at a garment factory in Delhi. Young Anuja is offered the chance to go to boarding school, but doing so would mean leaving her protective older sister Palak behind. The little...
Netflix went heavy on Original content this month, with two new Original series and two Original movies, one of which is nominated for an Oscar! Here are all of the Indian movies and series added to Netflix in February 2025.
Be sure to check out our Huge Indian slate preview for the rest of 2025 and beyond.
N = Netflix Original
New Indian Movies on Netflix: February 2025 Anuja (2025) N
Language: Hindi
Runtime: 23 Minutes
Director: Adam J. Graves
Cast: Sajda Pathan, Ananya Shanbhag, Nagesh Bhonsle
Genre: Drama, Short | Added to Netflix: February 5
Anuja has been nominated for an Oscar for Best Short Film (Live Action). The movie highlights the issue of child labor through the story of two orphaned sisters working at a garment factory in Delhi. Young Anuja is offered the chance to go to boarding school, but doing so would mean leaving her protective older sister Palak behind. The little...
- 2/28/2025
- by Kathy Gibson
- Whats-on-Netflix
Plenty of chanting but not much insight into this celebratory account of Manchester City's 2009-10 season, writes Andrew Pulver
Looking for a nuanced assessment of what happens when a football club becomes the plaything of international billionaires? Or a ruminative chronicle of Manchester City's perennial status as trophyless losers? Well, you won't find it here. Stewart Sugg's documentary about City's 2009-10 season might as well have been devised by a Nuts focus group, so intent is it on giving voice to the most raucously unreflecting elements of a football club's support. Are we supposed to empathise with these charmless dipsticks? No cliche is left unuttered, no chant left unbellowed – though very little swearing gets through what taste filter there is. Director Sugg manages to get some not-too-enlightening access to players and management – but does get the film's only genuinely surprising sequence, as manager Roberto Mancini learns English in a down-at-heel Manchester language school.
Looking for a nuanced assessment of what happens when a football club becomes the plaything of international billionaires? Or a ruminative chronicle of Manchester City's perennial status as trophyless losers? Well, you won't find it here. Stewart Sugg's documentary about City's 2009-10 season might as well have been devised by a Nuts focus group, so intent is it on giving voice to the most raucously unreflecting elements of a football club's support. Are we supposed to empathise with these charmless dipsticks? No cliche is left unuttered, no chant left unbellowed – though very little swearing gets through what taste filter there is. Director Sugg manages to get some not-too-enlightening access to players and management – but does get the film's only genuinely surprising sequence, as manager Roberto Mancini learns English in a down-at-heel Manchester language school.
- 9/16/2010
- by Andrew Pulver
- The Guardian - Film News
The club has spent big again by making Blue Moon Rising, a documentary detailing their first season under Sheikh Mansour
Manchester City's domination-complex is not, it appears, restricted to matters on the pitch. Loaded with Sheikh Mansour's billions, the club now not only wants to win trophies at home and abroad but also prove a success at the box-office. Their move into the movie world comes with the release of Blue Moon Rising, a behind-the scenes documentary that details City's first season under Abu Dhabi control and contains interviews with players, staff, fans and a certain guitarist from Oasis.
It is easy to mock the idea of a football-related film but if the exclusive trailer for Blue Moon Rising is anything to go by, this latest attempt has the potential to be rather good; more Damned United than When Saturday Comes.
That is no huge surprise given the club drafted...
Manchester City's domination-complex is not, it appears, restricted to matters on the pitch. Loaded with Sheikh Mansour's billions, the club now not only wants to win trophies at home and abroad but also prove a success at the box-office. Their move into the movie world comes with the release of Blue Moon Rising, a behind-the scenes documentary that details City's first season under Abu Dhabi control and contains interviews with players, staff, fans and a certain guitarist from Oasis.
It is easy to mock the idea of a football-related film but if the exclusive trailer for Blue Moon Rising is anything to go by, this latest attempt has the potential to be rather good; more Damned United than When Saturday Comes.
That is no huge surprise given the club drafted...
- 9/7/2010
- by Sachin Nakrani
- The Guardian - Film News
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