This week, legendary actor Rowan Atkinson makes his OTT debut. Here’s a quick check on what else is in store

June 20: Doon Kaand on Voot Select This investigative series promises to take viewers on a spine-chilling ride, as it showcases the game of cat and mouse between the SSP of the state’s police force and a highly influential drug...

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Updated At : 01:35 PM Jun 20, 2022 IST

June 20: Doon Kaand on Voot Select

This investigative series promises to take viewers on a spine-chilling ride, as it showcases the game of cat and mouse between the SSP of the state’s police force and a highly influential drug lord. Spanning 10 episodes, the series has been directed by Manoj Khade. The cast includes Iqbal Khan, Donal Bisht, Indraneil Sengupta, Karamveer Mehra and Nidhi Seth.

June 24: The Man From Toronto on Netflix

A case of mistaken identity arises after a sales consultant and the world’s deadliest assassin—known as The Man from Toronto—run into each other. Directed by Patrick Hughes, the movie stars Woody Harrelson, Kevin Hart, Kaley Cuoco, Ellen Barken, among other.

June 24: The One That Got Away on Amazon Prime Video

The series follows six singles, each searching for their soulmate, as they embark on a never-before-seen quest for love, and are given the chance to explore a lifetime of missed connections. One by one, people from their past enter and take their shot at love.

June 24: Man Vs Bee on Netflix

When lovable dad Trevor (played by Rowan Atkinson) lands a new job, his first assignment is inside a luxurious mansion filled with priceless artwork, classic cars and an adorable dog called Cupcake. But when a bee lands on the scene, can Trevor keep everything under control?

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