Your handy guide to films and shows everyone will be talking about in March

March arrives with a streaming slate that feels unapologetically dramatic. There is the return of Birmingham’s most stylish gangster universe with Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, a new season of the irreverent Ted, and a musical moment, courtesy of Harry Styles. Add to that political thrillers, revenge dramas, the much-awaited sequel to Dhurandhar, and even a new series inspired by Sherlock Holmes, Young Sherlock, and your watchlist is officially full.

Whether you are in the mood for crime sagas, some romance, or high-stakes action, the month offers something for every kind of audience. Here is everything worth blocking your calendar for this March.

DTF St. Louis

A riveting dark comedy drama built around a love triangle that spirals into tragedy. Starring Jason Bateman, David Harbour, and Linda Cardellini, the limited series explores the restless desires and disappointments of three middle-aged adults, leading to a shocking death and a mystery that unfolds through the season.

When: March 2
Where: JioHotstar

Siren’s Kiss

The K-drama stars What's Wrong with Secretary Kim fame Park Min-young and Squid Game actor Wi Ha-joon. The series follows an insurance investigator tracking a series of fraud cases involving the deaths of men who loved a mysterious woman, only to find himself dangerously digging into her life as a prime suspect. 

When: March 2
Where: Prime Video

The Hunt

Franck and his friends enjoy hunting trips. One day, they encounter another hunting group that targets them. In self-defence, Franck's group injures one of the attackers. Paranoia sets in as they feel hunted by now vengeful enemies.

When: March 4
Where: Apple TV

Young Sherlock

Before becoming a legend, he was a curious, sharp-minded youth. Young Sherlock reimagines the early years of the iconic detective, Sherlock Holmes, delivering clever mysteries and character-building moments that set the stage for his eventual genius.

When: March 4
Where: Prime Video

Subedaar

Packed with patriotism and personal turmoil, this action drama follows a decorated soldier fighting not just battles abroad but inner conflicts at home. The story is elevated by stellar performances by Anil Kapoor, Radhika Madan, Mona Singh, and others.

When: March 5
Where: Prime Video

Vladimir

Dive into a haunting psychological drama as Vladimir combines suspense with deep character work. A woman's life spirals as she develops an obsession with her coworker. Her determination to make her fantasies real leads to dark, humorous, and complicated situations.

When: March 5
Where: Netflix

Ted Season 2

Ted, the foul-mouthed bear, returns with more outrageous escapades, humour, and heart. Following the unlikely friendship between a lovable teddy bear and his human best friend, season 2 promises bigger laughs, chaotic scenarios, and the kind of joy that made the first season a cult favourite.

When: March 5
Where: JioHotstar

War Machine

War Machine follows an elite Army Ranger team facing an "unimaginable threat" during their final selection, blending intense military action with survival horror. The sci-fi action film, starring Alan Ritchson, has been directed by Patrick Hughes.

When: March 6
Where: Netflix

Harry Styles. One Night In Manchester

Netflix is bringing fans the very first live performance of Harry Styles' fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally. Experience the energy as he lights up Manchester in this electrifying concert special.

When: March 8
Where: Netflix

Dhurandhar: The Revenge

After the blockbuster first part, Ranveer Singh's Dhurandhar: The Revenge is set to return to continue in theatres with the saga of vengeance and justice. The film is set to trace the lead's journey from a village in Punjab to being one of India's most coveted spies in Pakistan.

When: March 19
Where: In theatres

Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man

The gritty world of Peaky Blinders expands with a feature-length continuation of the series. With Cillian Murphy returning as Thomas Shelby, expect razor-sharp tailoring, high-stakes drama, and the smoke-filled intensity that made the original iconic.

When: March 20
Where: Netflix

BTS The Comeback Live | Arirang

Returning after their hiatus, BTS is all set to perform together for the first time in three years and nine months, and fans just cannot keep calm! The septet is making their highly-anticipated return to the stage to perform live globally on Netflix. They will share the first live performances of songs off their upcoming fifth studio album, ARIRANG, among others.

When: March 27
Where: Netflix

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