Everything We Are Watching This Week: Fantastic Four & More
This week brings a fun mix of new releases, from Marvel’s big-screen return to emotional dramas and edge-of-your-seat thrillers. Scroll through to find your next watch, with all key cast and release info in simple language.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps
Marvel’s iconic team is back in cinemas on July 25. The film stars Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards, the stretchy genius; Vanessa Kirby as Sue Storm, the power-wielding wife and mother; Joseph Quinn brings a charming spark as Johnny Storm; and Ebon Moss-Bachrach gives a heartfelt performance as Ben Grimm, aka The Thing . Adding cosmic menace are Ralph Ineson as Galactus and Julia Garner as Silver Surfer. With director Matt Shakman’s retro-futuristic style and a story focused on family unity, this installment is being praised as a fresh, stand‑alone entry that’s easy for new fans to enjoy.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: Theatres
OTT release:
Ronth
Released July 22, this Malayalam night-time police procedural stars Dileesh Pothan and Roshan Mathew. It follows a sub-inspector and a rookie cop through a moral maze as they deal with calls and crimes over one intense night.
Release date: July 22
Where to watch: OTT
Trainwreck: P.I. Moms
Also streaming since July 22, this documentary revisits a 2010 reality TV show about soccer moms turned private investigators. Their trajectory took a dark turn when a drug scandal destroyed the show and their lives.
Release date: July 22
Where to watch: OTT
Letters From The Past
Available July 23, this drama follows a woman uncovering old letters that lead her on a journey across time. Featuring Gökçe Bahadır, Onur Tuna, and Selin Yeninci, it intertwines mystery and emotional discovery.
Release date: July 23
Where to watch: OTT
The Sandman: Season 2 Vol 2
Out July 24, this fantasy series continues the journey of Dream and his son Orpheus, exploring magical realms and deep consequences. Based on Neil Gaiman’s beloved comics.
Release date: July 24
Where to watch: OTT
A Normal Woman
Also dropping July 24, this Indonesian drama follows a socialite who believes she has a mysterious illness and must rebuild her identity before everything unravels.
Release date: July 24
Where to watch: OTT
Mandala Murders
Dropping July 25, this detective thriller is set in the eerie town of Charandaspur. Detectives Rea Thomas and Vikram Singh investigate ritualistic murders tied to an ancient society. Expect suspense, mystery, and a dark atmosphere.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
Sarzameen
A patriotic drama premiering July 25 on JioHotstar, Sarzameen stars Prithviraj Sukumaran as Army officer Vijay Menon, Kajol as his wife Meher, and Ibrahim Ali Khan, marking his Hindi debut as their son Harman. The story is set in Kashmir and centers on family, duty and unexpected betrayal, with recent promos highlighting Kajol’s emotional role and Ibrahim’s intense performance.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
Trigger
Also out July 25, this Korean thriller tells the tense tale of a street-wise arms broker and a determined cop clashing in a dangerous showdown over illegal weapons. It stars Kim Nam-gil, Kim Young-kwang, and Park Hoon, blending action with intense moral conflict.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
The Winning Try
Coming July 25, this Korean series follows a disgraced rugby star who finds new purpose coaching his high-school team. With Yoon Kye-sang, Lim Se-mi, and Kim Yo-han, it’s a heartwarming story of redemption and team spirit.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
Rangeen
This dark comedy lands on July 25. It stars Vineet Kumar Singh as a betrayed husband who tries revenge through paid intimacy, only to find himself in unexpected trouble.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch:OTT
Saunkan Saunkne 2
Also premiering July 25, this Punjabi comedy centers on Nirmal, a man with two wives whose life flips when his mother brings home an Italian woman as a potential third wife. It stars Ammy Virk, Sargun Mehta, and Nimrat Khaira.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
Happy Gilmore 2
This sports comedy sequel hits July 25, bringing back Adam Sandler as Happy Gilmore. Now a dad, he returns to golf to raise money for his daughter’s education, along with familiar faces like Julie Bowen and Ben Stiller.
Release date: July 25
Where to watch: OTT
From Marvel’s cosmic heroics and thrillers to police dramas and comedies full of twists, this week has something for everyone. Whether you’re in the mood for action, family drama, suspense or laughs, plenty awaits.
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