From Akshay Kumar’s Kesari Chapter 2 To Babil Khan In Logout, 7 Must‑Watch Films And Shows This Weekend

This weekend brings a thrilling mix of Bollywood biggies, digital premieres, and international blockbusters—perfect for both theatregoers and OTT subscribers. ZEE5 debuts Logout, a taut cyber-thriller starring Babil Khan, while cinemas are lit up with Ryan Coogler’s IMAX-shot vampire saga Sinners and Anthony Mackie’s Marvel epic Captain America: Brave New World now on VOD. Streaming fans can also indulge in Max’s horror-comedy Companion and Netflix’s haunting drama The Room Next Door, ensuring something for every mood. Here’s a list of films and shows for you this weekend

7 Must-Watch Films And Shows For This Weekend

Logout (ZEE5)

Amit Golani’s cyber-thriller Logout stars Babil Khan as Pratyush Dua, a social-media influencer trapped in a deadly digital nightmare when an obsessive fan takes control of his phone. This sharp satire on smartphone dependence premiered exclusively on ZEE5 on April 18, 2025.

Sinners (Theatres)

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners reunites him with Michael B. Jordan and Hailee Steinfeld in a genre-bending vampire tale set in 1932 Mississippi. With its IMAX 70mm visuals by Autumn Durald Arkapaw, it offers a moody blend of horror, blues, and historical drama.

Captain America: Brave New World (VOD)

Anthony Mackie officially takes on the shield as Captain America, with Harrison Ford joining in this politically charged Marvel flick. Available for rent and purchase on Prime Video and Apple TV+, the film might land on Disney+ by early June 2025.

Companion (Max)

Max’s Companion stars Sophie Thatcher and Jack Quaid as two friends whose lakeside weekend turns into a nightmarish mystery. With its stylish gore and clever twists, this horror-comedy is a weekend must-watch, streaming from April 18.

The Room Next Door (Netflix)

Pedro Almodóvar delivers a surreal psychological drama with The Room Next Door, starring Tilda Swinton and Julianne Moore. It’s an introspective exploration of identity and memory, available to stream on Netflix since April 18.

Kesari Chapter 2 (Bollywood)

Akshay Kumar returns in Kesari Chapter 2, a historical drama reflecting on the aftermath of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Featuring R. Madhavan and Ananya Panday, this April 18 release blends patriotism, courtroom drama, and powerful performances.

Khauf (Prime Video)

Smita Singh’s horror series Khauf follows a young woman facing supernatural terror in her Delhi hostel room. With spine-tingling scares and eerie tension, it’s streaming now on Prime Video.

Whether you’re in the mood for superhero drama, historical justice, or chilling horror, this weekend’s lineup has something for everyone. Time to grab the popcorn and press play.

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