7 Netflix Releases in March That Will Satiate Your OTT Craving

This year’s first two months have been jam-packed with thrilling and entertaining new releases. There is never a shortage of entertainment today, with new movies being released in theatres every week. OTT services have been a blessing for many who don’t enjoy the movie theatre experience. Most films that opened in theatres were followed by OTT releases a few weeks later. We no longer need to wait in long lines or go to crowded theatres because digital platforms cover everything. Netflix is at the forefront of all OTT platforms, keeping us all current with a number of new films coming out in March.

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These seven films coming to Netflix in March will keep you entertained throughout the entire month.

Iratta

Twins with contrasting personalities are the subject of this film. When one of them suddenly passes away, the other person reflects on his life decisions. Rohit Krishnan is the director of this Malayalam film, which stars Joju George, Anjali, Srindaa, and Sreekanth Murali. In this list of films debuting on OTT in the first week of March, Iratta is one of the most eagerly anticipated releases.

Release date: 3 March 2023

Thalaikoothal

This film, based on a Tamil Nadu euthanasia rite, tells the story of a man who cannot afford to pay for his comatose father’s medical care. The primary actors in this rural drama, which Jayaprakash Radhakrishnan directs, are Kathir and Samuthirakani.

Release date: 3 March 2023

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Butta Bomma

This romantic drama, directed by Shouree Chandrashekar T Ramesh, is made by Suryadevara Naga Vamsi and Sai Soujanya under the banner of Sithara Entertainments in collaboration with Fortune Four Cinemas. With a plot that shows that love isn’t all sunshine and butterflies, the film stars Anika Surendran, Arjun Das, and Surya Vasishta in the key parts. This weekend, see the riveting drama that director Vamsi Patchipulusu caught on camera.