New on Amazon Prime this week: ‘Jai Bhim,’ ‘Dybbuk’ and more
The Hindu
A courtroom drama starring Suriya, and Embraan Hashmi's paranormal thriller are the highlights on the platform this week
This week on October 29 comes Emraan Hashmi’s Dybbuk. When a newly married couple experiences unexplained occurrences, they take the help of a rabbi to escape the paranormal. Helmed by Jay Krishnan, the film also stars Nikita Dutta, Manav Kaul and Denzil Smith.
Inspired by the life and story of the legend Diego Maradona, the series is directed by Alejandro Aimetta and Edoardo DeAngelis and stars Nazareno Casero, Juan Palomino, Peter Lanzani and Julieta Cardinali. Catch the action in the Amazon Original Maradona: Blessed Dream from October 29.
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