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What's streaming in September: Money Heist, Bhoot Police, Mumbai Diaries 26/11

While Part 1 of Money Heist final season will release on Netflix on 3 September, Disney+ Hotstar Multiplex will release Bhoot Police on 17 September.

Sweet Girl movie review: Jason Momoa, Isabela Merced clash against Big Pharma in shoddy Netflix actioner

Toggling between a subversion of the ‘70s man-against-the-system conspiracy thriller and a grief-propelled payback actioner, Sweet Girl is yet another B-movie-ish action distraction boxed in by the Netflix algorithm.

Shershah, Navrasa, Cruella, CODA: What's streaming on Amazon Prime, Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, Apple TV+ in August

Other key titles in August include Bhuj: The Pride of India on Disney+ Hotstar Multiplex, Comedy Premium League on Netflix India, and Modern Love Season 2 on Amazon Prime Video.

Natkhat movie review: Vidya Balan silently but effectively battles patriarchy in her debut short film

With a fine blend of soaring imagination and hard-hitting realities, Natkhat hits the sweet spot between hope and awareness.

Explained: As The Office completes 20 years, revisiting what the show says about mockumentaries as a genre

While it was the British version that gave the show its initial thrust, it was the 2005 American version that took the show and the mockumentary genre to unprecedented heights, helping it achieve cult status, and in many ways – global dominion.

The Empire: Disney+ Hotstar, Nikkhil Advani’s Emmay Entertainment collaborate on period drama

The Empire is a period adventure drama tracing the origins of a dynasty.

Apple TV+, BBC collaborate on new docu on 9/11 attacks from perspective of Bush administration

Jeff Daniels will narrate the documentary that debuts in September near the 20th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

Voot Select to launch OTT film festival; line-up includes movies featuring Vidya Balan, Neena Gupta, Hina Khan

Voot Select Film Festival will kick off on 24 July with Vidya Balan's short film Natkhat.

Explained: Why anthologies are increasingly becoming OTT platform staples, film industry members examine

Kayoze Irani says anthologies are "great for both viewers and filmmakers" since they are free from "trappings of feature films" like budgets and saleability.

Is Harry Potter now on HBO Max or Amazon Prime? Tracing why a film or show keeps switching streaming platforms

As streaming services proliferate, it is becoming more of a challenge to track down your favorite TV shows and blockbuster movies when streaming services can change up their offerings every month.