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What To Watch This Weekend: Crew, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani

If you are wondering What To Watch This Weekend, we have some interesting options for you. The month of May has seen limited releases in theatres. But on streaming platform, there are good options available. From movies to Ott movie releases to web shows, there’s everything in this article that will make your weekend exciting.

What to Watch This Weekend on Ott or Streaming Platforms

Netflix Crew

Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Kriti Sanon’s hit heist comedy is now streaming on Netflix. Directed by Rajesh K Krishnan, “Crew” has mostly received positive reviews.

Atlas

Jennifer Lopez’s science-fiction movie, “Atlas,” was released on May 24. Directed by Brad Peyton, it also stars Simu Liu from “Shang Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings.” The story revolves around an AI revolution against humans.

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