If you’re in the mood for a love story this weekend, OTT platforms have some great new releases to keep you entertained. Whether you enjoy heartwarming romance, emotional dramas, or fantasy love stories, here are four of the latest romance movies and shows you can watch this weekend.
Heartstopper Forever on Netflix –
Fans of Heartstopper can look forward to Heartstopper Forever, which follows Nick and Charlie as they begin a new chapter in their relationship. As they get ready for the future, they learn to deal with new challenges while staying by each other’s side. Filled with love, friendship, and emotional moments, it’s a great weekend watch.
Chand Mera Dil on JioHotstar –
After its theatrical run, Chand Mera Dil is finally available to watch on JioHotsar. Starring Ananya Panday and Lakshya, the film follows the story of two college sweethearts whose relationship is tested as they enter adulthood. As they start dealing with new responsibilities and the ups and downs of life, they begin to question what love really means. With emotional moments and relatable characters, it’s a good pick if you’re looking for a heartfelt Bollywood love story.
Spooky in love on Netflix –
If you are looking for something different, Spooky in Love mixes romantic comedy with fantasy and mystery. The Korean drama follows a woman who can see ghosts and a prosecutor who is terrified of them. As they work together to solve strange cases, they slowly begin to fall for each other, making the series both fun and heartwarming.
Wuthering Heights on JioHotstar –
Based on Emily Brontë’s classic novel, Wuthering Heights tells the story of Catherine and Heathcliff, whose deep love is tested by family, society, and heartbreak. Starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, with its emotional story and plenty of drama, the film is a great choice for anyone who enjoys classic love stories.
Whether you’re a fan of heartfelt Bollywood romance, K-dramas, or classic love stories, these latest OTT releases are worth adding to your weekend watchlist.
-Simran Gilra