January 2022 Week 2 OTT movies, web series India releases: From Human, Ranjish Hi Sahi to Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein

In the second week of January 2022, several new Hindi series are dropping on OTT platforms. Series like Human on Disney+ Hotstar, Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein on Netflix, and Ranjish Hi Sahi on Voot Select have caught the attention of the masses and they are looking forward to watching them. The Tamil anthology Putham Pudhu Kaalai Vidiyaadha is also streaming on Amazon Prime Video this week. 

While Badlee, a Marathi title, is releasing on the new OTT platform, Planet Marathi. This week, Apple TV+ is streaming the period film The Tragedy of Macbeth.

Learn about the titles releasing in the second week of January 2022 in detail below:

In the film Archive 81, archivist Dan Turner (Mamoudou Athie) gets a job fixing a collection of damaged videotapes from 1994. Reconstructing the work of Melody Pendras (Dina Shihabi), a documentary filmmaker, he is dragged into the investigation of a hazardous cult at the Visser apartment complex. Dan gradually becomes fascinated with discovering what happened to Melody as the season progresses across these two eras. When the two characters create a mystical connection, Dan becomes certain that he can save her from the horrific death she faced 25 years ago when he first met her. 

Teachers come and go, but students must learn, and in order to do so, the school must first survive.

Grace (Alyssa Milano), a well-known mystery writer and crime specialist, rushes back to her family's house in Washington, D.C. because her estranged sister summons her. Grace ignores the advice of cool-headed investigator Ed (Sam Page) and gets embroiled in the case after her sister is murdered and her double life as a webcam performer is discovered. Based on Nora Roberts' novel Brazen Virtue.

Despite catastrophic side effects, a pharmaceutical behemoth is taking advantage of India's loose clinical trial guidelines to speed up the development of a new medicine. Meanwhile, Dr. Saira Sabharwal, 35, wins a dream appointment at Bhopal's top hospital, where she will be mentored by the legendary 45-year-old Dr. Gauri Nath. Saira matures under Gauri's guidance, and the two women begin to bond over their shared commitment to the medical cause. A surprising discovery, however, throws their lives into disarray as their narrative becomes entwined with that of a young migrant worker, Mangu (20), who is poised to wreck havoc on the medical system.

The anthology is centred on a message of hope and love in the midst of sadness, reflecting on the second lockdown of the COVID outbreak that devastated India. Gouri Kishan and TeeJay Arunasalam star in Balaji Mohan's Mugakavasa Mutham. Halitha Shameem's film Loners stars Lijomol Jose and Arjun Das. Madhumita's film, Mouname Paarvayaai, stars Nadiya Moidu and Joju George. Aishwarya Lekshmi and Nirmal Pillai star in Richard Anthony's Nizhal Tharum Idham. Sananth and Dhilip Subbarayan star in Surya Krishna's film The Mask.

The series follows a young maverick filmmaker who becomes involved in an extramarital romance with an eccentric superstar who alters his life forever; his marriage to his first love spirals as he is caught between two worlds. The film is set primarily in 1970s Bollywood, during the golden era of bellbottoms and fantastic music. Shankar, Amna, and Anju are the central characters in this story. The narrative delves into the complexities of adult human relationships and the various shades of love. Temptation, forbidden love, passion, trust, marriage, loyalty, unconditional love, stability, obsession, and separation are all explored in this powerful drama.

Keegan, an Irish boy, and Moya, a Spanish girl, venture into the mythological world of the Megaloceros Giganteus, who teaches them to embrace Riverdance as a life celebration. Bill Whelan's new song has been inspired by the global stage sensation.

A trio of witches convince a Scottish lord that he will become the future King of Scotland. His ambitious wife will go to any lengths to aid him in his quest for greatness.

Sworn foes Bob Lemmens (Tom Waes) and Ferry Bouman (Frank Lammers) must work together to bring down Serkan and Leyla Bulut's Turkish XTC-network after the murder of an undercover agent.

As a result of the events of season 2, Bob has been fired from the police department. As a result of the events of season 2, he now faces a court case and a probable prison sentence. Ferry is released from prison, only to discover that his position at the top of the XTC world has been taken over by a new, tougher, and smarter gang commanded by Serkan and Leyla Bulut, a Turkish couple (Murat Seven and Nazmiye Oral).

The police realise they have a mole in their midst when a young undercover agent is slain. Patrick Diericks (Jeroen Van Der Ven) offers Bob a deal: if he goes undercover again to enter Serkan's gang as a civilian informer and uncovers the traitor, he can have his court case dismissed.

Bob reluctantly agrees to undertake this life-threatening expedition in order to reclaim control of his life and establish a future with his new family. But then he runs into Ferry Bouman...

A man is torn between a woman who adores him and another who lusts after him. In Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein, Vikrant, a romantic simpleton, becomes Purva's object of passion, and she will go to any length to obtain him. The mild-mannered Vikrant discovers a new side to himself as Purva's efforts to make him hers begin to ruin all he holds dear. To get out of Purva's grasp and restore his life with his true love, Shikha, he takes a dark path that he eventually regrets.