If you are thinking about what Movies and Shows to Watch this June, here is the list. A lot of weekend fun is in store for you. There are amazing options from K-dramas to Bollywood movies.
Top 5 Movies and Shows to Watch in June 2024
Chandu Champion
Chandu Champion is a Bollywood movie with Kartik Aaryan in the lead role. The movie is set to release on 14th June. It is based on the real-life story of Murlikant Petkar, who won the Paralympic gold medal for India.
Kartik, who has always a soft-boy image is playing a different tough man role in this movie. He has undergone an amazing body transformation to do justice to the role.
The film will show the life of a sportsperson and all the hurdles Mulikant faced to achieve his dreams. It will be exciting to see how well the movie does on big screens.
Hierarchy
Hierarchy is a Korean drama series released on the 7th of June this year. If you love watching K-dramas Hierarchy is a must-watch series for you. The drama is streaming on Netflix where it has got the 2nd position in trending globally.
If you have liked Class or Elite you will make Hierarchy your favourite K-drama this June.
Kota Factory
TVF’s Kota Factory is one of the best series to binge-watch this June. This is probably something you would not want to miss.
After the success of its two seasons, Kota Factory is all set to entertain you with the third season on 20th June. The third season will be released on Netflix featuring Jitendra Kumar, Ahsaas Channa, Ranjam Raj, Mayur More, Alam Khan, and Revathi Pillai reprising their roles.
The series will continue to highlight the difficulties student face during their competitive exam preparation period. It will also motivate the students to never give up on their dreams.
Maharaj
Maharaj movie is the debut film of Junaid Khan, the son of the Bollywood actress Aamir Khan.
Set in 1863, the movie is based on true events around the libel case. It will show how a social reformer Karsandas Mulji would show courage when there were only three universities in India.
The movie directed by Siddharth Malhotra is all set to release on 14th June. It will be interesting to see how well it goes for Junaid Khan and how much love it gets from the audience.
I used to be Funny
I Used to be Funny is releasing this 18th of June. It is a comedy-drama highlighting the important issues of overcoming fear. Sam, a stand-up comedian will be seen managing some of her post-traumatic stress disorders.
The movie will show how Sam has to overcome her fears to manage the challenges that life has in store for her.
