‘Musafir Cafe,’ ‘72 Hours, ‘The Dink’ and ‘Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya’: Streaming This Week

“What could go wrong?” Now there’s a thought. Dive into a sea of chaos this week as the ‘sharks’ (think: deceit, jealousy, discontent, bad decisions, paranoia) of the streaming series, films and documentaries circle around. Of course, there’s the rare good-vibes-only tales for the vanilla types.

NETFLIX
A Toxic Love Story
A true-crime documentary series that makes you question who the victim and who the villain of the story is. About a newly married US marshal and his wife, who are the target of a stalking scandal. The main suspect is his ex. 
WHY WATCH: Based on the real-life Anaheim Craigslist case.
Premieres July 22

Elite Force
A high-ranking officer in France’s elite force (aka the G.I.G.N.) who is preparing to leave duty is called back after a targeted attack on his unit.
WHY WATCH: French thrillers are always fun.
Premieres July 22.

Kaulitz and Kaulitz S3
A reality series about ‘Germany’s most popular twins’ Bill and Tom Kaulitz living it up.
WHY WATCH: To find out why there are three season of this.
Season premieres July 23.

Ransom Canyon S2
Staten Kirkland keeps up the battle to reclaim his legacy while Quinn O’Grady wonders if she should stay back in Texas or head back to New York City.
WHY WATCH: Josh Duhamel, Minka Kelly star. 
Season premiere July 23.

The Debt Collector 
A former debt collector finds out he has a terminal illness and looking to make amends, seeks to help loan shark victims.
WHY WATCH: Redemption arc sounds interesting. 
The Thai thriller is out July 23.

Musafir Cafe
Chander and Sudha were once in love but have moved on. Preeti is Chander’s present but can she compete with the ghost of his past love.
WHY WATCH: Seems like a love story worth watching once at least.
Premieres July 24.

72 Hours
His boss thinks he’s getting old. To prove him wrong, 40-year-old Joe joins a bachelor party after being invited on a random group chat. What could go wrong?
WHY WATCH: If it’s Kevin Hart, you gotta watch.
Out July 24.

The Truthers
Upon her mother’s death, Ruth returns home to find more questions than answers. Perhaps, most puzzling is her father’s behaviour.
WHY WATCH: This Spanish-language thriller feels as much as a whydunnit as it is a whodunnit.
Streams July 24. 

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PRIME VIDEO
Jujutsu Kaisen S3
Following the Shibuya Incident, the deadly Culling Game begins, sorcerers are forced into a brutal battle for survival.
WHY WATCH: If you are a fan of the series.
Streaming in Japanese and English, starting July 22

Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya
A laid-back headmaster in Tinki Toli has to revive one of the area’s most dysfunctional schools. 
WHY WATCH: Kay Kay Menon stars alongside Archana Puran Singh, Deven Bhojani, Prasanna Bisht and Naveen Kasturia as part of the cast.
Series premiere on July 24.

JIOHOTSTAR
The Wandering Sombarais 
Motorheads Shashank Nawani and Santhosh Vijay Kumar cover 11,000kms on their motorcycles across three countries.
WHY WATCH: If you are a motorcycle enthusiast.
Streams July 20.

Stuart Fails To Save The Universe 
Comic book store owner Stuart Bloom breaks a time/multiverse travelling device created by Sheldona nd Leonard (of “The Big Bang Theory”) and has to put things right with help from his girlfriend Denise and geologist friend Bert.
WHY WATCH: A spin-off of one of the biggest comedies on television.
Series premieres July 24.

Bleach: Thousand Year Blood War: The Calamity S4 
The final part of the iconic anime concludes the adaptation of Tite Kubo’s manga. Ichigo Kurosaki heads into war against Yhwach.
WHY WATCH: For hardcore anime fans only.
Watch July 25 onwards.

APPLE TV
The Dink
From tennis to pickleball? Who’d have thought? Dusty is ‘prescribed’ pickleball as the fastest recovery method and has to start from scratch.
WHY WATCH: Starring Jake Johnson and Ben Stiller making a cameo.
Streaming premiere July 24.

ZEE5
Aga Aai Aaho Aai
A heartwarming Marathi family comedy about a bride, her mother and her mother-in-law and the bond they share.
WHY WATCH: Going by the trailer, it’s a sweet, uplifting dramedy that’s perfect for family viewing. Stars Renuka Shahane, Nirmiti Sawant and Hruta Durgule.
Releasing July 24.