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As HBO shows make a comeback on a new streaming platform in India, some of our favourite ones are winding to a close—all in the same month
With Reliance’s JioCinema streaming app finally going the paid premium way, audiences in India have now been granted access to popular films and shows on HBO and Warner Bros. that were taken off Disney+Hotstar in March this year, after the latter lost its streaming rights to their content. The entertainment giant had also lost its IPL streaming license in 2022, with the deal subsequently landing with JioCinema, where cricket matches could be viewed for free.
As HBO and Warner Bros’ stellar content returns for “legitimate” streaming in India via JioCinema Premium, users can now subscribe to it through the app or from a web browser for an annual fee of ₹999. And while the audience explores this exciting new repertory, we take a look at what OTT platforms have to offer in the month of June.
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The Night Manager, Season 1, Part 2
The espionage thriller—a remake of the 2016 popular British show by the same name—returns for the second half of its maiden season to follow Shantanu ‘Shaan’ Sengupta (Aditya Roy Kapur), a former Indian navy officer serving as a night manager in luxury hotels, as he finds himself in the middle of an illegal arms trade nexus led by Anil Kapoor’s Shailendra ‘Shelly’ Rungta. The show also stars Tillotama Shome, Sobhita Dhulipala, and Saswata Chatterjee in lead roles, and is all set to come back on 30 June.
Streaming platform: Disney+Hotstar
Image: IMDB
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Bloody Daddy
After his last outing only months ago in the hit Amazon Prime Video show Farzi, Shahid Kapoor is back, this time in yet another gritty role in the Ali Abbas Zafar-directed film, where he plays a cop busting a cocaine operation. The trailer shows Kapoor racing against time and a drug lord played by Ronit Roy, as he tries to rescue his son from their vicious clutches. The film also stars Diana Penty, Sanjay Kapoor and Rajeev Khandelwal, and premieres on 9 June.
Streaming platform: JioCinema (free)
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Never Have I Ever, Season 4
The fourth and final season of this immensely popular YA show might leave the audience teary-eyed, as we prepare to say our final goodbyes to the endearing girl-next-door Devi Vishwakumar (Maitreyi Ramakrishnan) on her tumultuous high-school journey in Never Have I Ever. The trailer reveals that Devi has crossed her personal milestone as she has finally hooked up with Ben, but that does not mean her life is entirely on track. She has now been saddled with the task of not only balancing her new dynamic with Ben, but also her growing feelings for her new peer Ethan (Michael Cimino), besides dealing with Paxton's startling comeback to Sherman Oaks High—all this, while working towards her goal of getting through her dream college, Princeton. Get ready to return to Sherman Oaks High one last time with Devi on 8 June.
Streaming platform: Netflix
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Jack Ryan, Season 4
The trailer for the fourth and final season of Amazon Prime Video’s Jack Ryan from Tom Clancy’s “Ryanverse” sees John Krasinski’s venturous CIA officer embark on his most dangerous mission yet. The plot follows the eponymous character as he undertakes his newest task of unearthing internal corruption, and in doing so, uncovering a host of dubious black ops that could potentially expose the vulnerability of the US. As Ryan and his team chase their leads, he confronts a far more frightening reality of a drug cartel merging with a terrorist organisation. The season premieres on 30 June.
Streaming platform: Amazon Prime Video
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Manifest, Season 4, Part 2
The second part of season 4, which will bring the series to a close, will also be 10 episodes-long, much like part 1 that premiered earlier in April this year. After the cliffhanger of an ending to the first part, the final installment will hopefully answer fans' questions about the mysterious Flight 828. The series follows the passengers of the missing flight who were believed to have been dead, but shockingly return to their personal lives and society that have undergone sea changes, after five long years. The final episodes release on 2 June.
Streaming platform: Netflix
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Scoop, Season 1
Overnight, a journalist reporting on crimes turns into a murder suspect herself. This one incident in the life of crime reporter Jagruti Pathak (Karishma Tanna) is what drives Hansal Mehta’s next venture inspired by Jigna Vora’s memoir Behind Bars in Byculla: My Days in Prison. Appropriately titled Scoop, the show also stars Prosenjit Chatterjee, Mohammad Zeeshan Ayyub, and Harman Baweja in pivotal roles. The series premieres on 2 June.
Streaming platform: Netflix
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