New on Amazon Prime Video this week: ‘Pippa’, ‘BTS: Yet to Come Concert’ movie, and more
The Hindu
Here is a complete list of highlights on streaming platform Amazon Prime Video this week
Rainbow Rishta - November 7
An unscripted docuseries that brings six real-life love stories and experiences of members from the LGBTQIA+ community in India. An ode to acceptance and queer love, the series features Trinetra Haldar, Aishwarya Ayushmaan, Daniella Mendonca, Aneez Saikia and Sanam Choudhary, Soham Sengupta and Suresh Ramdas and Sadam Hanjabam.
BTS: Yet to Come Concert - November 9
The biggest band in the world, BTS, as a part of Busan’s World Expo 2030 bid, performed at the Asiad Main Stadium with approximately 50,000 people in attendance. This concert-film includes 19 performances from their hit tracks, such as ‘Dynamite,’ ‘Butter,’ ‘RUN,’ ‘MIC Drop,’ ‘Yet To Come’ (The Most Beautiful Moment), and more. Touching speeches, electrifying stages, spectacular fireworks, and more.
Pippa - November 10
This war film evolves around the untold story of Captain Balram Singh Mehta of the 45th Cavalry tank squadron who fought on the eastern front during the Indo-Pakistan war of 1971 along with his siblings. The battle was a milestone in the eventual liberation of Bangladesh.
Pulikkuthi Pandi - November 10
Bombay High Court grants bail to Chetan Patil in Shivaji statue collapse case; sculptor Jaydeep Apte's plea pending.
Deadly rinderpest outbreak devastates Mudumalai Wildlife Sanctuary, highlighting the threat of diseases from domestic cattle to wild populations.
Suryanarkoil Mutt's history, traditions, and leadership succession explained in detail with references and comparisons to other Saivaite Mutts.
Upalokayukta takes action against officials for neglecting century-old Kelageri Tank in Dharwad, setting 20-day deadline for rejuvenation.
On World Fisheries Day, India launches projects for marine and inland aquaculture, aiming to transform the fisheries sector and blue economy.
Lokayukta police raid uncovers ₹26.6 crore in assets from government officials in Karnataka, leading to investigations and cases filed.
Court boycott by advocates in Tamil Nadu demands Advocates Protection Bill for safety, affecting litigants from remote villages.
Army faces allegations of harassment and torture in Kishtwar, Jammu; probe ordered, sparking concerns over human rights violations.
Karnataka’s software and services exports crossed ₹4.11 lakh crore during fiscal 2023-24 (March 2024) from ₹3.2 lakh crore a year ago, marking a 27% year-on-year growth, Minister for IT&BT, Priyank Kharge, said here on Thursday quoting Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) data.
Continuous rainfall in Thoothukudi has caused severe hardship for residents as rainwater has inundated several areas. Efforts to drain stagnant water in the city have been intensified
Indictment details Adani bribery scheme to secure solar power contracts, involving Adani Green Energy and Azure Power executives.