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Tonight’s OTT Watchlist: 4 New Movies You Can Stream Tonight

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit:

If you’re done scrolling endlessly through OTT apps trying to figure out what to watch tonight, here’s a quick list worth checking out. Four movies are available across JioHotstar, Prime Video and ZEE5, with plenty of language options too.

Bethlehem Kudumba Unit — JioHotstar
Looking for something in Malayalam? Bethlehem Kudumba Unit is now streaming on JioHotstar. The movie is available in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Hindi, so viewers across different language audiences can check it out.

If you’re in the mood for a family-oriented watch with a regional flavour, this could be one to add to tonight’s list.

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Mahendragiri Varahi — Prime Video
Mahendragiri Varahi is another multilingual release to catch on OTT. The movie is streaming on Prime Video in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam and Hindi.

So, regardless of which of these languages you usually prefer, there’s an option available. If you’ve been waiting for this one to make its way to streaming, tonight might be the time to finally watch it.

Mother Promise — ZEE5
Kannada movie lovers have Mother Promise on ZEE5.

Unlike the two multilingual titles above, this one is streaming in Kannada, making it a straightforward pick if you’re specifically looking for a Kannada movie tonight.

Pooja Meri Jaan — ZEE5
And if Hindi is more your thing, Pooja Meri Jaan is available on ZEE5.

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It joins the platform’s latest streaming lineup and gives Hindi movie fans another option for a relaxed night in.

So, What Are You Watching Tonight?
The OTT lineup is pretty simple: Bethlehem Kudumba Unit on JioHotstar, Mahendragiri Varahi on Prime Video, and Mother Promise and Pooja Meri Jaan on ZEE5.

With multiple languages covered, there’s a little something here whether you prefer Malayalam, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada or Hindi. Now the real question is — which one are you putting on first?

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