A Potpourri of Vestiges Feature
By Murtaza Ali Khan
By Murtaza Ali Khan
These days so much of interesting content keeps pouring in
on the web that it becomes difficult to keep a track of the best shows on
offer. As someone who takes a keen interest in the content available on the web,
I endeavor to keep a track of new shows well in advance so that I don’t end up missing anything
that’s worth a watch. After careful scrutiny, I have chosen the best of the
best for you from the Netflix's upcoming shows in the final week of
March.
Here are my top picks:
1. The Mechanism,
Season 1
A crime thriller based on corruption in Brazil’s oil and
real estate corporations, The Mechanism stars Selton Mello, Caroline Abras, and
Enrique Diaz in the pivotal roles. Created by Elena Soarez and José Padilha, the
series, inspired by true events, will be available on Netflix India from March
23.
2. Requiem, Season 1
A six-part fantasy series, Requiem stars Lydia Wilson, James
Frecheville and Sian Reese-Williams in major roles. If you are a fan of
supernatural thrillers then Requiem will be right up your alley. Created by Kris
Mrksa, Requiem also stars streaming on Netflix India from March 23.
3. Alexa & Katie,
Season 1
A sitcom revolving around two friends eagerly awaiting their
start of the freshman year in high school, Alexa & Katie endeavors to
explore modern-day female friendships. The thirteen-part first season of the
series, created by Heather Wordham, will be available on Netflix India from
March 23.
4. Santa Clarita Diet,
Season 2
The second season of Santa Clarita Diet, starring Drew
Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant, starts streaming on Netflix India from the 23rd
of March. Following a successful opening season, the horror-comedy series,
created by Victor Fresco, is back with ten more episodes of gore-filled fun.
5. A Series of
Unfortunate Events, Season 2
Few things can get funnier than A Series of Unfortunate
Events. After a rollicking opening season, the series is back with a
ten-episode second season. Revolving around the extraordinary Baudelaire
orphans and the evil Count Olaf, the first season of A Series of Unfortunate
Events presented black comedy at its best. Developed by Mark Hudis and Barry
Sonnenfeld, the series is based on the children's book series of the same name
by American author Lemony Snicket. The second season will be available on
Netflix India from March 30.
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