New projects are coming to streaming platforms this week, including the film 'Toxic' and the show 'Rise and Fall'

This week, OTT platforms are showing activity from both the Indian and Hollywood film industries, offering viewers many new shows and movies that are generating significant audience interest.

Among the new releases on streaming services is the film 'Ghamasan,' starring Arshad Warsi and Pritik Gandhi. This film tells the story of a police officer tasked with catching a dangerous bandit. The film is directed by Tigmanshu Dulia, who previously directed acclaimed works such as 'Pan Singh Tomar.'

The series 'The Revolutionaries' premiered on Prime Video and features Bhuvan Bam, Gurfateh Pirzada, Rohit Saraf, and Tatbika Ranta. The series chronicles the bravery of Rashbehari Bose, Bagha Jatin, and Sachindranath Sanyal, who participated in the Ghadar movement. Nihil Advani directed this project.

On Jio Hotstar, the horror-comedy web series 'Ali Baba and the 40 Ghosts' is available, starring renowned actors Asha Negi and Vishal Wasisht. The action takes place in a village where people suddenly disappear under the influence of supernatural forces causing strange events.

Also on Jio Hotstar is the comedy-drama 'Prince of Bollywood,' made in Malayalam cinema, which can be watched in Hindi. The film is about a young man who dreams of becoming a superstar in Malayalam cinema, but his dream faces obstacles.

The documentary 'Untold Mr. T: I Pit The Full' is available on Netflix, detailing the extraordinary story of Lawrence Tudor, known as 'Mr. T,' covering his early years, struggles, and rise as one of the most iconic figures of 1980s pop culture.

Additionally, Netflix has released the dark comedy 'Go Tim,' which explores one aspect of office culture. The plot centers on a large and well-known Spanish company producing something significant that eventually becomes obsolete and fights for its market position.

Netflix also offers the seven-episode miniseries 'The Perfect Lie,' based on Saskia Noort's 2007 Dutch novel 'De Eetclub.'

Arshi Khan, a former participant of the show Big Boss, has been absent from screens for a long time, but recently she received several offers for web series. While reviewing these projects, she carefully examines the presence of intimate scenes.

Although Arshi Khan is willing to act in romantic scenes, she has certain conditions. In particular, she categorically refuses to participate in kissing scenes and scenes depicting romance at a 'dirty level.'

In an interview with FilmiGyan, she stated that she would not do kissing scenes, noting: 'Ugh... Why should I take a kiss from someone's mouth? I cannot do it.'

Regarding actors, she mentioned: 'I am not Imran Hashmi, who kisses anyone. I love Imran very much, but my complaint about him was that he kissed too many people.'

When signing any project, Arshi analyzes the plot, her character, the duration of filming, and the colleagues she will have to work with. The actress also reported that she is uncomfortable working with new people because they may not handle the scenes, and then her opinion may not be heard.

Speaking about a marriage partner, Arshi Khan voiced her requirements: the candidate should not be a wealthy person, but rather religious, specifically a Muslim, as she feels comfortable within the framework of her religion. She emphasized that this does not mean antipathy towards Hindus, but she prefers to follow the principles of her faith, adding: 'But I don't want someone to say later: you wanted me to convert.'