April 2023 Week 2 OTT movies, web series India releases: From Jubilee, Beef to Ayothi, Romancham

In the second week of April 2023, many Tamil, English, Bengali, Hindi, Thai, and Malayalam movies and TV shows will be coming out on OTT platforms.

Ayothi; Beef; Jubilee; Romancham

In the second week of April 2023, Vikramaditya Motwane's new series, Jubilee is finally premiering on Prime Video. Rannvijay Singh and Gauahar Khan's dating-based reality show, IRL: In Real Love, is also releasing on Netflix this week. The Malayalam film Romancham, which had a good theatrical run, is finally getting an OTT release on Disney+ Hotstar.

Know about the titles releasing in the second week of April 2023 in detail below:

Ayothi - April 7 (ZEE5)

An unexpected catastrophe strikes a family as they travel from Ayodhya to Rameswaram. Will humanity triumph despite tragedy?

Beef - April 6 (Netflix)

A road-rage incident between two strangers, a failed contractor and an unhappy business owner, starts a feud that brings out their darkest instincts.

Byomkesh O Piranjal - April 7 (hoichoi)

Byomkesh Bakshi, a private investigator, and Ajit Kumar Banerjee, a writer, set out on an exciting quest to solve a terrifying mystery based on Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay's "Chiriyakhana," where everyone is a suspect and the truth has many faces. It even makes psychological observations about our protagonist and demonstrates a grey space between people who are clearly black and white.

Chupa - April 7 (Netflix)

Teenage Alex finds an unexpected friend while visiting his family in Mexico when he finds a young chupacabra lurking in his grandpa's shed. Alex and his relatives must set out on a lifelong mission to preserve the legendary beast.

Gutur Gu - April 5 (Amazon MiniTV)

Ashlesha Thakur and Vishesh Bansal's adorable on-screen couple, Ritu and Anuj, are back with a brand-new love tale! In the online series Gutar Gu, Ritu and Anuj are rom-com characters who must negotiate the early stages of their relationship. From pehle pyaar ki sweetness and love—guru ka gyaan—to desi parents ka turmoil, the narrative has it all.

Hunger - April 8 (Netlflix)

Aoy (Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying) oversees the neighbourhood stir-fry noodle shop owned by her family. When she decides to join Team Hunger, under the leadership of Chef Paul (Nopachai Jayanama), who introduces her to the dubious aspects of the fine-dining business, her life is about to change.

IRL: In Real Love - April 6 (Netflix)

Four single people with many connections and one real love. Will they be able to find real love?

Jubilee - April 7 (Prime Video)

"Jubilee" reveals the rivalries, scandals, drama, and fantasies that characterised the Hindi cinema industry's heyday.

Lewis Capaldi: How I'm Feeling Now - April 5 (Netflix)

In one of the most open and real movies ever made, we meet Lewis Capaldi when his career is about to change. Go inside his private life and defining year to learn about his battle to manage life as one of the greatest stars on the globe with his familiarity with home, normalcy, and all he's ever known. Hear his own words to get a close-up portrayal of his special personality, hopes, and anxieties. This close-up, all-access documentary shows how Lewis Capaldi went from being a scrappy kid with a viral performance to a Grammy-nominated pop star.

Oh Belinda - April 7 (Netflix)

Dilara's life is turned upside down when the shampoo commercial she reluctantly agreed to appear in materialises, and she is forced to live the fictional character's existence.

Romancham - April 7 (Disney+ Hotstar)

Romancham is a made-up story based on what happened when seven bachelors played the Ouija board in Bangalore, India, in 2007.

The Crossover - April 4 (Disney+ Hotstar)

"The Crossover," which is based on Kwame Alexander's critically acclaimed best-selling novel in verse, introduces Josh and Jordan Bell, two young brothers who are known as basketball stars. A mature Josh, called Filthy McNasty, tells the tale of his and his brother's maturation both on and off the court via his lyrical poetry as their mother finally fulfils her own long-held ambitions and their former professional basketball player father adjusts to life after basketball.

Tiny Beautiful Things - April 9 (Disney+ Hotstar)

When we first meet Clare, her marriage to Danny is barely holding on; Rae, her teenage daughter, is pushing her away; and her once-promising literary career is nonexistent. She believes she has no business offering advice, so when an old writer friend asks her to take over as Dear Sugar's advice columnist, she declines. Clare's life is revealed in a complex weave of recollection once she unwillingly accepts the role of Sugar, tracing the most significant events from her early years to the present and uncovering the beauty, hardship, and humour in her unhealed scars. Through Sugar, Clare creates a balm for her readers—as well as for herself—to demonstrate that we are not helpless and that, in the end, our tales may save us. and possibly return us home.

Transatlantic - April 7 (Netflix)

To aid artists, writers, and other refugees escaping Europe during World War II, two Americans and their supporters established a ragtag rescue operation in Marseilles in 1940.

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