A week of screens & stories: What to watch from 15-21 December
The week of 15–21 December offers a mix of family-friendly series, big-budget cinema, regional films and popular returning shows on OTT platforms. While the early part of the week is calm, Friday brings a packed slate of theatrical and digital releases. Below is a clear, date-wise look at what audiences can expect, along with a brief idea of what each title offers.
Monday, 15 December
Netflix
The Creature Cases: Chapter 6 (English)
The animated series returns with new adventures, focusing on animals, science and teamwork, making it ideal for children and family viewing.
There are no theatrical releases on this day.
Tuesday, 16 December
Netflix
Culinary Class Wars – Season 2 (English)
This competitive cooking show brings back skilled chefs who face intense food challenges, blending creativity with high-pressure tasks.
Cinemas remain quiet on Tuesday.
Wednesday, 17 December
Netflix
The Manny – Season 3 (English)
The series continues its story around modern relationships and personal struggles, with new conflicts and emotional turns.
What’s in the Box? – Season 1 (English)
A mystery-driven show where secrets unfold around unexpected discoveries.
Murder in Monaco (English)
A crime thriller set against a glamorous backdrop, following an investigation filled with twists.
Amazon Prime Video
Fallout – Season 2 (English)
The post-apocalyptic drama expands its dark world, exploring survival, power and human choices after disaster.
Thursday, 18 December
Netflix
Emily in Paris – Season 5 (English)
The popular series returns with more romance, fashion and workplace drama set in the heart of Paris.
10Dance (Japanese)
A dance-focused film that explores ambition, discipline and personal growth through competitive performance.
No theatrical films release on Thursday.
Friday, 19 December
Theatrical Releases
Avatar – Fire and Ash (Hollywood)
A large-scale fantasy spectacle that continues the epic world-building and visual storytelling of the franchise.
Regional Films
Sahakutumbaanaam (Telugu) – A family drama centred on relationships and values.
Missterious (Telugu) – A suspense-based film built around secrets and unexpected turns.
Failure Boys (Telugu) – A youthful story about ambition, setbacks and friendship.
Devagudi (Telugu) – A film rooted in tradition and social themes.
Kama and the Digital Sutras (Telugu) – A modern take on relationships in the digital age.
Kombuseevi (Tamil) – A rural-themed story with emotional undertones.
Surya: Power of Love (Kannada) – A love story driven by emotional strength.
Raktha Kashmira (Kannada) – A serious drama dealing with conflict and identity.
Asha (Marathi) – A character-driven film focusing on hope and resilience.
OTT Releases
Netflix
A Time for Bravery (English) – A drama about courage in difficult circumstances.
Breakdown: 1975 (English) – A documentary exploring a critical historical moment.
The Great Flood (Korean) – A disaster film centred on survival during a massive crisis.
Amazon Prime Video
Four More Shots Please! – Season 4 (Hindi) – The series continues its exploration of friendships, careers and relationships.
Human Specimens (Japanese) – A dark, thought-provoking science-fiction film.
Z5
Nayanam (Telugu) – A relationship-focused series with emotional storytelling.
Apple TV+
Born to Be Wild (English) – A nature-based series celebrating wildlife and conservation.
Sun NXT
Un Paarvayil (Tamil) – A drama centred on personal choices and consequences.
Saturday, 20 December
Netflix
The Great Indian Kapil Show – Season 4 (Hindi)
The comedy talk show returns with celebrity guests, humour and light entertainment.
Sunday, 21 December
No new releases are scheduled, giving viewers time to explore the many films and series launched during the week.
With a calm start and a packed Friday, this week offers viewers plenty of choice across cinemas and streaming platforms as the festive season approaches.
