July 2023, Week 1 OTT India releases: From Adhura, Babylon, Blind to Good Night, IB 71, Sweet Kaaram Coffee, Tarla

In the first week of July 2023, many Hindi, Bengali, English, Tamil, and Italian movies and TV shows will be coming out on OTT platforms.

Adhura; Babylon; Blind; Good Night; IB 71; Sweet Kaaram Coffee; Tarla

Six months have gone by, but the number of new titles releasing on the OTT platforms is never-ending. July 2023 is starting with the new horror Hindi series, Adhura, and the new Tamil series, Sweet Kaaram Coffee, premiering on Prime Video. The Hollywood flick Babylon is also releasing on streaming platforms after its theatrical run. New Hindi films, namely Blind on JioCinema and Tarla on ZEE5, will be released this Friday.

Know about the titles releasing in the first week of July 2023 in detail below:

Adhura - July 7 (Prime Video)

Vedant, a new 10-year-old pupil at Nilgiri Valley School, is linked to a series of mysterious occurrences. Adhiraj Jaisingh, a former student, must confront what he did fifteen years ago when the class of 2007 returns for their reunion. But when Vedant and Adhiraj's lives cross, horrific events ensue. The revelation of a sinister secret puts everyone on campus in danger.

Archir Gallery - July 7 (ZEE5)

In his late twenties, Archie, an engineer, has settled in Kolkata with his father, Amulya. Their home is a time warp to the giddy love of the 1990s. Like many others, Archie appreciates the idea of classic romance and makes an effort to record special moments not with his phone but in his heart. When he encounters a girl who is showing a young beggar boy how to write her name, everything seems to slow down, and alarm bells begin to sound in his head. But then she vanishes, leaving Archie with only a mental image of her face. Since Archie is in love with her and starts hallucinating her everywhere he looks, his father, Amulya, urges him to find her by any means necessary. To his good fortune, Archie meets the woman of his dreams at work. Niharika also works here, and she's a coworker. But in this day and age, what hope does traditional romance have?

Babylon - July 5 (Prime Video)

The story follows several characters as they rise and fall amid the wild days of early Hollywood's extravagance and immorality.

Blind - July 7 (JioCinema)

The film Blind, starring Sonam as a visually impaired woman who becomes a vital witness in a criminal case, is a compelling account of a woman's determination in the face of overwhelming adversity. She must face the murderer alone as she investigates the strange turn of events and testifies about what happened. Purab Kohli gives a commanding performance as the villain in this covert and suspenseful thriller, and it also has a fascinating ensemble that gives the plot new depth.

Farhana - July 7 (SonyLIV)

In order to support her family, middle-class mother Farhana gets a job in a contact centre. She gets herself into a dangerous situation when she decides to pursue a more lucrative division.

Fatal Seduction - July 7 (Netflix)

Nandi meets her ultimate temptation on a dangerous weekend getaway, setting her passions ablaze and exposing the lies and secrets of her closest friends and family. A married professor finds herself drawn into an affair with a younger guy, only to find that her closest friends and family have all betrayed her.

Good Night - July 3 (Disney+ Hotstar)

A techie who snores begins his adult life with the woman he loves. When his snoring begins to interfere with his life and his partner's health, though, problems arise.

Hack My Home - July 7 (Netflix)

Hack My Home, a new series on Netflix, is all about deserving families who, like many of us, need more room but don't want to relocate or blow the budget upgrading their home. The show is full of inspiring and jaw-dropping improvements. Mikel Welch on design, Brooks Atwood on innovation, Ati Williams on building, and Jessica Banks on engineering have been assembled to solve these space problems. These experts in home restoration and design work together to make the most of their clients' limited square footage by coming up with novel layouts, furnishings, and storage systems.

Home Wrecker - July 3 (Netflix)

In Homewrecker, we follow a down-on-her-luck lawyer who, driven by violent jealousy for her successful college friend's work and enviable relationship, would stop at nothing to replace her in both areas of her life. A broken lady named Kenzie Miyeni sets out to steal the life of her wealthy coworker, Tamara Elephant, in this suspenseful drama. Beautiful Tamara has everything a woman could want: a dashing boyfriend who can't wait to pop the question, a stately mansion, a devoted family, and a promising legal career that will soon see her promoted to the position of partner.

IB 71 - July 7 (Disney+ Hotstar)

Thirty spies, ten days, and a mission that had been kept secret for fifty years—see the unbelievable true story that helped us win the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971. In IB 71, played by Vidyut Jammwal, an IB agent named Dev Jammwal (also played by Jammwal) embarks on a top-secret mission to preserve India.

Ishq Next Door - July 3 (JioCinema)

The 'girl next door' changes the dull, responsible existence of a young man. His life is now vibrant but also intricate.

Sweet Kaaram Coffee - July 6 (Prime Video)

Three ladies of varying ages who share a home try to propel themselves ahead of the people who have traditionally held them back in Sweet Kaaram Coffee. The next steps are an exciting adventure of learning and discovery.

Tarla - July 7 (ZEE5)

Behold the legend of Tarla Dalal, the celebrated cook who brought a new meaning to Indian cuisine and won the hearts of millions. Her story of triumph is told here, and it's delicious.

The King Who Never Was - July 4 (Netflix)

Vittorio Emanuele di Savoia, the last heir to the Italian monarchy, was accused of murdering a German teenager in 1978 and later exonerated. Through interviews with the victim's sister and the exiled royal family, this docuseries provides new details about the heinous crime.

The Lincoln Lawyer Season 2 Part 1 - July 6 (Netflix)

Iconoclastic idealist Mickey Haller (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo) in the film The Lincoln Lawyer practises law from the trunk of his Lincoln, taking on cases large and small all around the sprawling city of Los Angeles. The fourth book in the Lincoln Lawyer series by acclaimed novelist Michael Connelly serves as the basis for Season 2 of the show.

The Out-Laws - July 7 (Netflix)

Adam Devine's Owen Browning is the bank manager going to marry Nina Dobrev's Parker. When the Ghost Bandits rob his bank during his wedding week, he misidentifies his soon-to-be in-laws (Pierce Brosnan and Ellen Barkin) as the notorious Out-Laws.

The Pope's Exorcist - July 7 (Netflix)

The Pope's Exorcist is based on the real-life files of the Vatican's Chief Exorcist, Father Gabriele Amorth. The film follows Amorth as he examines the terrible possession of a young boy and, in the process, uncovers a centuries-old conspiracy the Vatican has desperately tried to conceal.

Unknown: The Last Pyramid - July 3 (Netflix)

Two of the best-known Egyptologists in the world have travelled to the desert of Saqqara in search of long-lost artefacts. While Dr. Mostafa Waziri looks for an unlooted tomb in an old necropolis, the famed Dr. Zahi Hawass seeks the long-lost pyramid of a forgotten Egyptian monarch. Time is of the essence as both groups compete to see who can produce the more significant discovery and leave their mark on history first.

Wham! - July 5 (Netflix)

WHAM! follows the rise of George and Andrew from high school pals to international music icons over the course of four years, as told in their own words through rare archival video and interviews. George Michael and Andrew Ridgeley, their closest friends in the '70s and '80s, respectively, reflect on their meteoric rise to fame as Wham! in this documentary.

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