What to watch on Prime Video, Zee5, Netflix this April, including Jonathan Nolan's Fallout

Created by Geneva Robertson-Dworet and Graham Wagner, Fallout - the series - is coming to Amazon Prime Video on April 11. (Poster [cropped] from X/@FalloutOnPrime)

April offers a diverse array of captivating content across various OTT platforms, ensuring there's something for every viewer's taste. There are some gripping originals, beloved classics, and some highly anticipated releases. So, expect pulse-pounding thrillers, heartwarming dramas and unforgettable journeys into immersive storytelling, catering to both mainstream and niche interests.

As summer sets in, platforms are ready with their dynamic lineup of critically acclaimed series, exclusive releases, a selection of family-friendly content, offering timeless favourites and exciting new adventures. With each platform curating a unique selection of entertainment, April is set to be a month filled with binge-worthy shows and must-watch movies for audiences worldwide. Let’s check out what they have in store on various OTT platforms.

Fallout

Amazon Prime Video

April 11

Based on the blockbuster role-playing video game, Fallout is set in a post-apocalyptic world. Ella Purnell plays Lucy, a do-gooder who's lived in the relative safety of the "Vault" where the rich have taken refuge from the nuclear destruction outside for 200-plus years.

Música

Amazon Prime Video

April 4

Directed by Rudy Mancuso and starring Rudy Mancuso, Camila Mendes, Francesca Reale, Maria Mancuso, J.B. Smoove, Andy Grotelueschen, Camila Senna, Regina Schneider and Gregory Jones, this 1 hour 31 minute film is loosely based on Mancuso's own life and his experience living with a rare neurological condition known as synaesthesia.

How to Date Billy Walsh

Prime Video

April 5

Directed by Alex Pillai and starring Sebastian Croft, Charithra Chandran, Tanner Buchanan, Guz Khan, Kunal Nayyar, Lucy Punch, Nick Frost, Tim Downie, and Daisy Jelley this 1 hour 38 minute, teen rom-com features a classic love triangle.

Parasyte: The Grey

Netflix

April 5

From the creators of acclaimed Korean blockbuster on zombies Train to Busan, this series is an adaptation of the beloved manga series by Hitoshi Iwasaki. True to its title, the story delves into the sinister infiltration of alien parasites, gradually infecting and controlling their human hosts. Netflix describes it as a world where unidentified parasites ruthlessly seize control of human bodies, wielding newfound power, and humanity must unite to confront this escalating peril.

Farrey

Zee5

April 5

Directed by Soumendra Padhi, the film features a stellar cast led by Salman Khan’s niece Alizeh Agnihotri, along with renowned actors like Ronit Roy, Sahil Mehta, Zeyn Shaw, Prasanna Bisht, Juhi Babbar, and Shilpa Shukla. Produced by Salman Khan Films, Mythri Movie Makers and Athena, Farrey delves into the story of an orphaned genius entangled in an unethical scandal.

Also watch Woh Bhi Din The, starring Rohit Saraf (Mismatched) and Adarsh Gourav (The White Tiger, Kho Gaye Hum Kahaan). It released on Zee5 on March 29 - 11 years after it was ready for release.

Hansal Mehta's Lootere

Disney+ Hotstar

New episodes weekly

The Impossible Heir - Finale

DisneyPlus Hotstar

April 3

Launched in late February, the Korean drama starring Lee Jae-wook as Han Tae-oh, Lee Jun-young as Kang In-ha, and Hong Su-zu as Na Hye-won is hurtling towards closure. The story of three people who went to college together, and then hatched a complicated plan to install one of them as the owner of a massive South Korean conglomerate, has taken many twists and turns, and asked audiences to suspend disbelief at many junctures (how come there were no repercussions for Han Tae-oh's jail-break?). If you've stayed tuned so far, then the resolution is days away now.