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<ul><li>Disney+Hotstar is all set to go live in India. </li><li>Walt Disney is conducting a live red carpet premiere of The Lion King at 6pm on April 6. </li><li>From April 3, people will be able to stream all the Disney original, HBO shows, Fox shows on the platform. </li></ul>In times of despair, one needs hope and the best source for fairy tale-like endings is Disney. The streaming service Disney+ is going live on Hotstar today, to entertain the many Indians who are either stuck or working from here. Business Insider India has picked the best of the Disney list to watch this week. Frozen II IMDb: 7/10 <div type="image" title="FrozenIi" msid="74950000" hostid="261"></div> Elsa — who has the power to create snow with a touch — is curious about how she got the powers. Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf and Sven embark on a journey to an ancient enchanted forest to find out the origin and face another trouble. Bollywood sisters Priyanka Chopra and Parineeti Chopra have voiced Elsa and Anna in the Hindi version. The Lion King <div type="image" title="MV5BYjE0NTMyZmMtOGQ2YS00MGZkLThkYjItZWRhMzYwMzRkZjYwXkEyXkFqcGdeQXRyYW5zY29kZS13b3JrZmxvdw@@._V1_" msid="74950019" hostid="261"></div> IMDb: 6.9/10 Director: Jon Favreau Stars: Donald Glover, Beyoncé, Seth Rogen Jon Favreau, the director of the movie has recreated the famous animated movie of the 90s, to tell the story of Simba and Mufasa. Only, his version has photo-realistic, and computer-generated. Simba, a newly born heir to the throne, is exiled from the kingdom after his father Mustafa's brother plays a dirty trick. After the murder of his father, Simba will now have to look how to get back to the kingdom and take back the throne. The Mandalorian <div type="image" title="intro-1574707919" msid="74950050" hostid="261"></div>IMDd: 8.7/10 Creator: Jon Favreau Stars: Pedro Pascal, Carl Weathers, Rio Hackford The Mandolorian is the story of a warrior in the Star Wars Universe. It is set before the appearance of first order and after the collapse of the Empire. It is a tale of a gunfighter who goes way too far from the New Republic to the outer reaches of the galaxy. Aladdin <div type="image" title="maxresdefault" msid="74950062" hostid="261"></div>IMDb: 7/10 Director: Guy Ritchie Stars: Will Smith, Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott Aladdin featuring Will Smith was yet another Disney movie that won the box office. It is an adaptation of Disney’s 1992 film — Aladdin, a thief who finds a magical lamp. In this, the genie is fun, he sings and then there is always a spectacular ending. <keyword id="2586663" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="toy-story-4">Toy Story 4</keyword> <div type="image" title="Screen-Shot-2019-03-19-at-8.55.49-AM" msid="74950081" hostid="261"></div> IMDb: 7.8/10 Director: Josh Cooley Stars: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Annie Potts Woody, Buzz Lightyear along with a new toy Forky and the rest of the toy gang goes on a road trip. Their road trip takes a surprise turn when Woody meets a long lost friend Bo Peep. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/disney-is-now-streaming-on-hotstar-with-dozens-of-originals-including-star-wars-and-high-school-musical/articleshow/74576056.cms">Hotstar quietly rolls out Disney+ in India -- with dozens of originals including Star Wars and High School Musical</a>

Reset your mood with these feel-good movies live on Disney+ Hotstar from April 3

<ul><li>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. </li><li>This week you can watch <keyword id="511715" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Kabir-Singh">Kabir Singh</keyword> on <keyword id="128682" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Netflix">Netflix</keyword> </li><li>Visit Business Insider India for more stories. </li></ul>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. 
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Weekend Watchlist: Here's what you can binge on Netflix, Amazon Prime and other streaming services

<ul><li>Cybercriminals are always on the prowl to scam users of popular services like <keyword id="128682" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="netflix" source="Orion">Netflix</keyword>.</li><li>There are many ways to scam users like fake sign-up pages, scam emails and more.</li><li>Here’s a look at the common <keyword id="12581685" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="netflix-scams" source="Orion">Netflix scams</keyword> that every user should be aware of.</li></ul>Netflix is one of the most popular streaming services for <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/upcoming-movies-and-web-series-to-binge-watch-on-netflix-amazon-prime-video-disney-plus-hotstar-and-sony-liv/slidelist/87781193.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">movies and TV shows</a>. This also makes the platform susceptible to phishing and scamming especially since there’s paid subscription involved. Scammers often tend to lure customers with ways to watch Netflix for free, or try to get access to their bank account. There are many ways that your <keyword id="3205341" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="netflix-account" source="Orion">Netflix account</keyword> can fall into the hands of the wrong people. But the most popular ones as <a href="https://www.kaspersky.com/blog/netflix-phishing/42927/" data-type="tilCustomLink">shared</a> by Kaspersky, include fake sign-up pages, refreshing your payment details, low subscription plans and more. These scams are not restricted to only Netflix, and it can happen with any other similar service. If you’re someone who regularly uses Netflix, here’s what you need to know. Fake sign-ups Subscribing to Netflix requires information such as your email address, and banking information for the payment. This is the easiest way to get hold of someone’s details since you basically share all the important information required while signing up for Netflix or any other service. Cybercriminals create these fake sign-up pages which look quite like the original site. There are a few tells though like maybe a typo in the text on these fake websites. Updating payment details Another popular way that scammers try to get Netflix customers is by sending emails asking subscribers to update their payment details. The email has Netflix as the sender and the subscribers are asked to update or confirm their payment details. And if they don’t then their Netflix account will be closed. The page for the Netflix account payment details also look very convincing making people believe that it is genuine. Fake subscription plans Cybercriminals also use popular movies or TV shows to attract people who don’t have subscriptions to streaming services. This is done by creating a fake website with teasers of the movie or show which are basically the trailers that are available in the public domain. Cybercriminals then lure gullible fans into subscribing to lower subscription plans to watch the latest movies and TV shows. This way they get access to the payment details entered on the fake websites. What to look out for These scams sound scary and you may actually fall for them even if you think you won’t. But there are ways to ensure that you don’t fall for such tricks. You should never click on links sent in emails from Netflix especially if it has to do with your payment details. You can find out about your account details by going to the official website. Don’t fall for promotions or offers that claim to stream the latest movie or TV show for free or cheaper. Also, use different passwords for your accounts, especially those that have paid subscriptions. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/upcoming-movies-and-web-series-to-binge-watch-on-netflix-amazon-prime-video-disney-plus-hotstar-and-sony-liv/slidelist/87781193.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Upcoming movies and web series to binge-watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Disney Plus Hotstar and Sony Liv</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/apps/news/choosing-the-best-netflix-plan-heres-how-to-pick-the-right-plan-for-yourself/articleshow/83034945.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Best Netflix plan - Here’s how to pick the right plan for yourself</a>

Love binge watching? Beware of these Netflix scams and phishing attacks

Digital platforms have provided relief and joy in a year engulfed by pandemic and lockdown. The mood continues into the last month of 2020 as much-awaited shows await to be dropped on your devices this month. IANS has listed some of the best Indian and international series and specials that OTT fans can look out for. Euphoria: Trouble Don't Last Always Starring Zendaya, who won the Emmy for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series for her role, the show will pick up after the season one finale, following Rue as she celebrates Christmas after being left by Jules at the train station. It also stars Jacob Elordi of "The Kissing Booth" fame. It will arrive on December 7 on Disney+ Hotstar Premium. High School Musical: The Musical: The Series Set for a December 11 release, the holiday music special will see the cast of "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" spreading a feel-good holiday cheer. The cast features Joshua Bassett, Olivia Rodrigo, Sofia Wylie, Matt Cornett, Kate Reinders, Julia Lester, <keyword id="10371386" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="larry-saperstein">Larry Saperstein</keyword>, Dara Renee and Frankie Rodriguez. It will be available on Disney+ Hotstar Premium. LA's Finest It shows how detective Syd Burnett (Gabrielle Union) and her partner Nancy McKenna (Jessica Alba), take on dangerous criminals in Los Angeles. Season 2 will be available on December 4 on SonyLIV. Shameless S11 Shameless has lined up its last season for a December 11 release on Amazon Prime Video. The final season will follow the Gallagher family as they deal with the pandemic, while Ian (Cameron Monaghan) and Mickey (Noel Fisher) adjust to married life. The comedy drama also stars William H. Macy and <keyword id="10111474" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Ethan-Cutkosky">Ethan Cutkosky</keyword>. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina The supernatural horror series will conclude with season four. Starring Kiernan Shipka as the teen witch, the upcoming season drops on December 31 on Netflix. Black Widows Actors Mona Singh, <keyword id="38560" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Swastika-Mukherjee">Swastika Mukherjee</keyword>, Shamita Shetty and Raima Sen will be seen in the Indian web series that revolves around how three best friends, who thought they got away with the perfect crime of killing their abusive husbands, find all has not ended yet. It will be the eighth international remake following adaptations in Ukraine, Estonia, Lithuania, the Middle East, Mexico, Scandinavia and the Czech Republic. The series is slated to premiere on December 18 on Zee5. Paurashpur A period drama, the makers claim the show belongs to a genre never seen before on the Indian OTT space. Starring Annu Kapoor, Milind Soman, Shilpa Shinde, Poulomi Das, <keyword id="479417" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sahil-Salathia">Sahil Salathia</keyword>, Shaheer Sheikh and Flora Saini, it will launch on December 29 on ALTBalaji and Zee5. <keyword id="10371385" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="bhaag-beanie-bhaag">Bhaag Beanie Bhaag</keyword> Actress Swara Bhasker will essay the role of a stand-up comic in the upcoming series, which she describes as a story of a girl finding a place for herself amidst chaos. It will start streaming on Netflix from December 4. Outside In It is a comedy special by stand-up star Vir Das, who has dedicated it to each one of us who has survived this year. The comedy special is created out of 30 virtual shows that he did during lockdown. It will premiere on Netflix on December 16. Sandwich Fate brings love in Naina and Sameer's life and later love brings marriage. What happens next in their married life is what the show is all about. Directed by Rohan Sippy, Sandwich features Aahana Kumra and Kunaal Roy Kapur. The show will arrive on SonyLIV on December 25. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/stock-market/news/top-stock-movers-ril-maruti-indigo-dhfl-spicejet-wipro-future-retail-and-others/articleshow/79541459.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Sensex, Nifty hit record high — these are the top movers in trade today</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/india-may-reportedly-block-wikipedia-if-the-site-doesnt-delete-the-map-showing-aksai-chin-as-a-part-of-china/articleshow/79541391.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">India may reportedly block Wikipedia if the site doesn't delete the map showing Aksai Chin as a part of China</a>

Binge watchers ahoy! Here's a watchlist for December

<ul><li>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. </li><li>This week you can watch Hostel Daze on Prime Video. </li><li>Visit Business Insider India for more stories. </li></ul>Every week, Business Insider India picks all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for its readers. This week you can binge on Kingdom of the Wild Wolf on Hotstar, Hostel Daze on Prime Video and Abdominal on <keyword id="163880" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="Apple-TV">Apple TV</keyword>. Here’s what you can watch this weekend: Kingdom of the Wild Wolf on Hotstar 
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 Stars: Ronan <keyword id="319135" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Donovan">Donovan</keyword> <keyword id="256908" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Imdb">IMDb</keyword>: 8.2/10 Description: National Geographic’s <keyword id="6360144" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="wildlife">wildlife</keyword> enthusiast, Ronan Donovan explores Ellesmere Island in the High <keyword id="59606" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="arctic">Arctic</keyword> and some other uninhibited places in search of a white wolf. Donovan captures how white wolves hunt, howl and raise their cubs. Animal experts believe that wild wolves are fearless as they have never been hunted by humans. What critics say: “The series provides an unprecedented look into the lives of some extraordinary animals, as Donovan gets up close and personal with a species integral to the Arctic’s complex ecosystem, and also one that is misunderstood, or perhaps not understood enough,” wrote Kevin Yeoman from Screenrant. The Aeronauts on Prime Videos 
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 Director: Tom Harper Stars: Felicity Jones, Eddie Redmayne, <keyword id="1481146" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Himesh-Patel">Himesh Patel</keyword> IMDb: 6.6/10 Description: During the 1860s, a balloon pilot and a meteorologist come together to explore the extent to which humans can fly. And, they are successful too. However, the duo end up in a place which has seen no human existence where they fight to survive against the odds. What critics say: “Reuniting Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones for the first time on screen since The Theory of Everything, The Aeronauts is also a film about human ambition, although it is being sneakily retrofitted as a feminist fable might be morally questionable to some,” said Rohan Naahar from <keyword id="6518498" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="hindustan-times">Hindustan Times</keyword>. Hostel Daze on Prime Videos 
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 Director: Saurabh Khanna Stars: Nikhil Vijay, Adarsh Gourav, Shubham Gaur IMDb: 9.1/10 Description: The TVF web series is sure to take you back to your college days. It follows the adventures of three freshers at an engineering college who become roommates. From the initial days of college to the end with the semester exams, the series captures the life of students beautifully. What critics say: “Hostel Daze, is sharp, observant and immensely entertaining as a new-age campus show. The young cast – including the few actors inherited from Kota Factory (Ahsaas Channa, Ranjan Raj) – is on point. The texture is anecdotal,” wrote Rahul Desai from Film Companion. Abominable on Apple TV 
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 Director: Jill Culton IMDb: 7/10 Description: Yi and her friends discover Yeti, the mysterious beast, on Yi’s rooftop. Soon, Yi becomes friends with the Yeti and decides to reunite him with his family. To do so, she has to face a powerful wealthy family which wants to capture it for their selfish purposes. What critics say: “Here's a defanged, declawed yeti in an animation whose every beat, character and narrative component feels as if it has been algorithmically tested for commercial safety by a computer programme” wrote Peter Bradshaw from the Guardian. <keyword id="2776930" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Rogue-One">Rogue One</keyword>: A Star Wars Story on Jio 
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 Director: Gareth Edwards (V) Stars: IMDb: 7.8/10 Description: Jin’s father was abducted to complete the ultimate weapon of destruction known as “Death Star”. When Jin grows up, she joins a team of heroes who aim to steal the blueprint of the death star. What critics say: “Rogue One is largely free of the weight of myth and expectation that were borne by The Force Awakens, and this turns out to be both a good and a bad thing,” said Christopher Orr from The Atlantic.

<ul><li>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. </li><li>This week you can watch The Sky is Pink on Netflix. </li><li>Visit Business Insider India for more stories. </li></ul>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. Here’s what you can watch this weekend: The Sky is Pink on Netflix <div type="image" title="8F3FE1A1-72CF-49B0-945E-01CB36D99693" msid="72525171" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: <keyword id="85919" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Shonali-Bose">Shonali Bose</keyword> Stars: Zaira Wasim, Priyanka Chopra, <keyword id="5015" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Farhan-Akhtar">Farhan Akhtar</keyword> IMDb: 6.7/10 Description: The Sky is Pink is an emotional love story of a couple — Aditi and Niren. They struggle to save the life of their teenage daughter — Aisha who is suffering from a terminal illness. What critics say: The writer and director Shonali Bose bounces from tone to tone, livening the somber subject matter with bright hues, quippy dialogue and an ever-jubilant score, says Teo Bugbee from New York Times Ribbon on Hotstar and Apple TV <div type="image" title="ribbon-movie-review-2" msid="72525131" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: Rakhee Sandilya Stars: Kalki Koechlin, <keyword id="1320517" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Sumeet-Vyas">Sumeet Vyas</keyword>, Abhudar-Al-Hasan IMDb: 6.9/10 Description: Ribbon is a story about a young working couple who have to deal with an unplanned pregnancy. What critics say: It addresses subjects that Bollywood and even parents sometimes shy away from addressing their children, writes Kriti Tulsiani from News 18. <keyword id="8443744" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Inside-Edge-2">Inside Edge 2</keyword> on Prime Videos 
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 Director: Aakash Bhatia and Gurmmeet Singh Stars: <keyword id="13902" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Vivek-Oberoi">Vivek Oberoi</keyword>, Angad Bedi, Richa Chadha, Aamir Bashir and Sapna Pabbi Description: Inside Edge 2 is the second season of the behind-the-scenes story of a powerful cricket league. It also introducers viewers to the politics of cricket and its two villains-- Bhaisaheb -- the president of ICB and his arch nemesis Dhawan played by Vivek Oberoi. What critics say: The Game gets murkier and more thrilling, writes Rohit Vats from News18. Spider Man: Far from home 
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 Director: Jon Watts Stars: Tom Holland, Samuel L. Jackson, Jake Gyllenhaal IMDb: 7.6/10 Description: Spider Man’s sequel deals with the aftermath of Avengers:Endgame. Peter Parker is taken aback by the death of his mentor. However, he has to deal with another catastrophic event that might wipe out Earth. What critics say: It feels comfortably like the end of a chapter, the beginning of a new one, an epilogue, and a palate cleanser all at once, says Clarisse Loughrey Independent (UK) Saaho on Netflix 
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 Director: Sujeeth Stars: Prabhas, Shraddha Kapoor, <keyword id="297" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Jackie-Shroff">Jackie Shroff</keyword> IMDb: 5.4/10 Description: Saaho, the mega-budget movie of South Indian superstar Prabhas is an action thriller. An undercover cop and his partner realises that the robbery case they were trying to solve is actually a murder case of a crime lord. What critics say: “The movie is crisply, sometimes stylishly shot, but it's too muddled to be slick and too lacking in charm to establish any emotional stakes,” said Rachel Saltz from the New York Times

<ul><li> Cartoons for kids can leave adults wanting for more and not every 'adult cartoon' is something you can watch with you kids. </li><li>During the lockdown, cartoons that are meant for all ages can be a real boon for the whole family.</li><li>Here's a list of cartoons that kids will love while also keeping adults entertained.</li></ul>The statement that ‘cartoons are for kids’ is a myth. In fact, there are many that fight the cliche — like Family Guy, the Simpsons and the Cartoon President. But those shows aren’t always ‘age-appropriate’ if you’re sitting down with young ones. Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, it’s good to have a list of animated shows handy to pass the time that your kids can watch — which also won’t bore you to death for a good hit of humour without the drama and stress. Let me kick things off by saying that this list doesn’t include the usual suspects like Doraemon, Tom and Jerry, Shinchan or Chota Bheem. These are shows that you probably haven’t heard of to help add a little bit of spice to an otherwise mundane lockdown. Here are some of the best (yet often overlooked) <keyword id="9071703" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="cartoon-shows-on-netflix">cartoon shows on Netflix</keyword>, Amazon Prime and Disney+ Hotstar: 1. <keyword id="9071699" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="gravity-falls">Gravity Falls</keyword> on Disney+ Hotstar <div type="image" title="gravityfalls." msid="75213444" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Gravity Falls&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> <ul><li>IMDb: 8.9/10</li><li>Creator: Alex Hirsch</li></ul>The show centres around two siblings, Dipper Pines and his twin sister Mabel who have come up to Gravity Falls, Oregon to spend the summer with their quirky great uncle — or as they call him ‘Grunkle’. Over the summer they discover the paranormal forces and supernatural creatures that govern the town and it’s weird traditions. With two teenagers in the mix, you would think it’s a coming of age series — which it is, but only mildly so. Each episode focuses on getting to the bottom of a conspiracy or finding reasons why things are going wrong. Unlike generic animated series, this one makes you think. 2. Star Wars: The Clone Wars on Disney+ Hotstar <div type="image" title="starwars" msid="75213456" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Star Wars: The Clone Wars&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> <ul><li>IMDb: 8.1/10</li><li>Creators: George Lucas, Genndy Tartakovsky, Paul Rudish, Christian Taylor, Ben Edlund, Bryan Andrews, and Darrick Bachman.</li></ul>If the Star Wars movies weren’t enough to satisfy your appetite for intergalactic wars, then the Clone Wars series is a good way to jump back into the battle between the Republic and the Separatists. The storyline dictates what happened between Star Wars Episode II - Attack of the Clones and the Episode III - Revenge of the Sith movies with Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker and, of courses, clones and droids. 3. <keyword id="9071704" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="tales-of-arcadia">Tales of Arcadia</keyword> on Netflix <div type="image" title="aracdia3below" msid="75213419" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Screenshot of crossover episode between Tales of Aracadia and 3Below&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> <ul><li>IMDb: 8.4/10</li><li>Creators: Guillermo del Toro, Aaron Waltke, Kevin Hageman, Dan Hageman, AC Bradley, and Chad Quandt.</li></ul>The Tales of Aracadia is a series of shows for all ages and will keep everyone entertained, from a five-year-old kid to a 30-year old working woman. The story is simple but entertaining nonetheless. There are two separate series within — Trollhunters and 3Below — with the final part of the Trilogy, Wizards, set to release sometime in June. What connects all three is that they’re based in the quaint little town of Arcadia Oaks. Teenage heroes and supernatural creatures alike fight for their town’s survival against the evils that, in some cases quite literally, lurk in the shadows. 4. The Dragon Prince on Netflix <div type="image" title="dragonprince" msid="75213465" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Screenshot from The Dragon Prince&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> <ul><li>IMDb: 8.4/10</li><li>Creator: Aaron Ehasz</li></ul>Another Netflix original, the Dragon Prince takes place in the fantasy world of Xadia ruled by the six elements of nature. The graphics and fight for survival are reminiscent of the Nickelodeon series, Avatar the Last Airbender with a twist of Christopher Paolini’s Eragon series. However, the storyline has an original take of its own that’s bound to capture your attention. 5. Niko and the Sword of Light on Amazon Prime <div type="image" title="niko-and-the-sword-of-light-image" msid="75213483" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Screeshot from Niko and the Sword of Light&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> <ul><li>IMDb: 8.4/10</li><li>Creators: Bobby Chiu, Kei Acedera, Jim Bryson and Adam Jeffcoat.</li></ul>This series revolves around a 10-year old boy, Niko — the last of his kind — who’s trying to bring light back to his kingdom. All he has is a magic sword at his side as he embarks on his quest making new friends — but quite a few enemies as well. In the journey that ensues, Niko only uncovers secrets about himself — but also about where he comes from. See also: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/lockdown-watchlist-want-to-binge-watch-a-show-that-lasts-a-week-try-these-long-running-shows-on-netflix-amazon-prime-disney-hotstar-and-others/articleshow/75173116.cms">Lockdown Watchlist: Want to binge-watch a show that lasts a week? Try these long-running shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar and others</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/weekend-watchlist-the-top-movies-and-tv-shows-in-theatres-and-streaming-platforms-this-week/articleshow/71334742.cms">Here are the top movies and shows on Amazon Prime, Netflix and other streaming platforms</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/weekend-watchlist-the-top-shows-on-netflix-amazon-prime-and-other-streaming-services/articleshow/72180738.cms">Weekend Watchlist: The top shows on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and other streaming services</a>

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<ul><li>Every week, Business Insider India picks up all the new releases across theatres and different OTT platforms in India for the readers. </li><li>This week you can binge Noblemen on Netflix, Fugitives season 2 on Hotstar and <keyword id="1343551" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="Murder-on-the-Orient-Express">Murder on the Orient Express</keyword> on Apple TV. </li><li>Visit Business Insider for more stories. </li></ul> Noblemen on Netflix <div type="image" title="Capture" msid="71536718" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: Vandana Kataria Stars: <keyword id="3706" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Kunal-Kapoor">Kunal Kapoor</keyword>, Ali Haji, Mohammed Ali Mir <keyword id="256908" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Imdb">IMDb</keyword>: 7.0/10 Description: Noblemen is a story of a 15-year-old-boy who is bullied and tortured by his seniors, at a posh boarding school. What critics say: “As Noblemen shows, the outcome of repeated abuse and tolerance can be dark and shocking,”writes Udita Jhunjhunwala from the <a href="https://www.firstpost.com/entertainment/bollywood/noblemen-movie-review-kunal-kapoors-film-is-well-directed-despite-a-convoluted-script-6896001.html">Firstpost</a> Madhuri V from, <a href="https://www.filmibeat.com/bollywood/reviews/2019/noblemen-movie-review-and-rating-kunal-kapoor-287165.html">Filmibea</a>t says, Vandana Kataria's Noblemen is not for the faint-hearted. It's grim, factual and most importantly, indispensable A Plastic Ocean on Netflix <div type="image" title="AAAABaNIaQ2YPUQ5ugI5ubOSdJ8ojCdonANHay4Q2Cxfm2SSqS5jepw46XSLQlW9bfur9nru-Vqy2_u147BlKYGfe_LY2Zspp9LIPQ" msid="71536719" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: Craig Leeson Stars: David Attenborough, Sylvia Earle, Ben Fogle IMDb: 8/10 Description: Journalist Craig Leeson along with a team of researchers and scientists, travels through 20 locations in four years to document the deteriorating condition of our oceans, all thanks to plastic pollution. What critics say: “Just when you feel like you’ve heard too many horror stories, A Plastic Ocean smartly changes track, and shows you just how you can make a difference, keeping it from verging into fear-mongering. Equal parts insightful, frightful and cautiously hopeful, this documentary is a must-see,” writes Joni Blyth <a href="https://oneroomwithaview.com/2016/09/24/plastic-ocean-raindance-2016-review/">from one room with a review. </a> Papillon on Apple Tv <div type="image" title="maxresdefault" msid="71536720" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: Michael Noer Stars: <keyword id="1490466" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Charlie-Hunnam">Charlie Hunnam</keyword>, Damijan Oklopdzic, <keyword id="6515344" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Christopher-Fairbank">Christopher Fairbank</keyword> Description: Papillon is a story of Henri Papillon Charriere, a french safecracker who escapes from the penal colony in French Guiana with the help of an inmate. What critics said: The deadening narrative structure (escape, capture, escape, capture etc) eventually overwhelms everything else on screen, said Kevin Maher from the Times (UK) Murder on the Orient Express on Apple TV <div type="image" title="murder-on-the-orient-express-review" tempid="98723" msid="71536680" hostid="261"></div>

 Director: Kenneth Branagh Stars: Kenneth Branagh, Penélope Cruz, Willem Dafoe Description: Based on Agatha Christie’s best selling novel, Kenneth Branagh’s movie takes us through a murder on a train traveling through Europe. There is also an investigator onboard with 13 suspects. What critics say: Kenneth Branagh’s lavish, all-star take on Agatha Christie classic is endearingly nostalgic, Simran Hans from the <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/film/2017/nov/05/murder-on-the-orient-express-review-kenneth-branagh">The Guardian</a> said. “Despite the glitches and avalanches, thanks to a stellar cast and gripping source material, this mysterious train journey is worth taking,” <keyword id="3261" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Renuka">Renuka</keyword> Vyavahare from <a href="https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/entertainment/english/movie-reviews/murder-on-the-orient-express/movie-review/61775178.cms">Times of India</a> See also: <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="71516383" title="Hrithik Roshan and Tiger Shroff-starrer War enters the ₹200 crore club" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div>

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<ul><li>Vivo X100 Pro features Zeiss Optics with Zeiss T* Lens coating technology</li><li>It is powered by MediaTek Dimensity 9300 SoC</li><li>It starts at a price of ₹89,999</li></ul>It’s been 8 months since we got our hands on the Vivo X90 series smartphone, and the brand has already introduced the X100 series. Generally this means incremental changes and not serious upgrades for consumers to be excited about. I was also in the same boat until I got my hands on the X100 Pro. The new smartphone while carrying a similar design has stepped up a notch especially in the camera department. And honestly, this is why an X series smartphone stands out, the all new camera set-up deserves your attention. However, is a good camera enough for you to consider this as your next flagship? I will tell you in my detailed review. Price &amp; Availability Vivo X100 Pro is available in one variant that packs in 16GFB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. It is priced at ₹89,999. Camera Performance Since the X100 Pro features the most significant upgrades in the camera department, it is important to cover this aspect first. The X100 Pro features a 1-inch 50MP primary sensor with laser autofocus and OIS. This is also a floating lens. It is paired with a 100mm 50MP periscope telephoto sensor with OIS and 4.3X optical zoom. Finally there is a 50MP ultrawide sensor. These cameras are packed together at the back in a fairly large circular camera module. Notably the all three cameras have Zeiss’ flavor to them and it shows up. You can view all the camera samples here -<a href="https://www.instagram.com/reel/C1UWCbHrfcF/"> Hong Kong with Vivo X100 Pro! </a> Starting with the daylight performance of the X100 Pro, which is exceptional. The freedom to just point and shoot adds to the joy since the camera captures a great amount of details, with color accuracy. The dynamic range is excellent with surprisingly good highlights. White balance in bright outdoors isn’t something that would bother you since that is also perfect. I have clicked a good amount of pictures with a ton of moving subjects in the streets of Hong Kong with this smartphone and it didn’t disappoint me. The noise is minimal with the images and the depth of field is also satisfactory. The default images are of 12.5MP which are fairly good, and I didn’t find a need to shoot full 50MP unless I had to edit the images later. Using the periscope lens with different focal lengths also delivered consistent and solid results. Especially at the 4.3X/100mm focal length where I assumed the camera would falter, but it didn’t. The image results were stellar with hardly any focus shift which surprised me. The dynamic range was excellent and I didn’t notice any noise. However 4.3X is not where it stops; you can actually take it to the 100X as well. Is it the best in the business? That's debatable, but does it get the job done? Yes. The images do get grainy as you would expect with the maxed out zoom, however if you are trying to capture action with it, you are in good hands. You can have a look at the samples below for reference. Now if you zoom out and switch to the ultra wide sensor, it performs in a text book format. This means while it doesn’t have anything out of ordinary to offer, it manages to deliver expected results. Which are brilliant. What stays consistent here is the color accuracy which remains intact through and through. Now the X100 Pro is also using algorithms actively and might I say efficiently as well. This comes in full display when we take low light shots. It has a night mode which kicks in automatically. When you take an image, it takes a good 3-4 seconds to process it and show you the results. What we see is a highlighted product with results which definitely surprised me. The details are perfect with satisfactory dynamic range in place. The image results remain consistent across all photo modes, be it ultrawide or telephoto with the camera delivering detailed outputs. Now let's talk about close-up shots and portraits. Starting with the portraits here, which are enhanced further with a buffet of filters we get on the X100 Pro. My favorite is the monochrome filter since it delivers crisp portraits with perfect edge detection. We get 5 focal lengths for portraits here, 24mm, 35mm,50mm,85mm and 100mm. And while the first 4 use the primary camera, the 100mm uses the telephoto sensor. For me the best results were from 50mm focal length since it balances out what I expect from a portrait. Super Macro mode also lets you play with different focal lengths at 25mm and 46mm. You can also go upto 4.3X and 8.6X if you want. You would notice the camera being switched from primary to telephoto here. I observed the best results at 8.6X. Not only did this allow me to maintain a respectable distance from the subject but also captured the action in detail. You also have a pro mode over here, which allows you to tinker with every aspect of the camera. From ISO to focal lengths, there are enough options here that you can learn professional photography and terminology. Let’s talk videos now, the primary camera here can record upto 8K videos at 30FPS. It can do that with 1X and 2X. Rest of the cameras can also record at 4K 30 &amp; 60FPS. There is also always electronic stabilization here. The video results from the X100 Pro definitely gave me real confidence to shoot content with. With the output showing color accuracy and optimal brightness. However, I did notice the camera struggling with capturing action shots, and audio output was not always the best from the primary camera. The selfie camera on the X100 Pro is a 32 MP shooter that can record videos up to 1080P at 30FPS. The selfie camera is where the X100 Pro falters a bit, with the camera slapping an AI filter on top smoothing out the skin. You can turn it off, and there will be a significant shift that you will notice right away. The skintones then are generally accurate and the dynamic range is alright. Videos from the front camera are good enough if you want to vlog with the camera, however the size of the smartphone might discourage you to shoot with it the entire day. However, as an overall media device, the X100 Pro wins big thanks to the plethora of camera options and a battery to support it. Now that we have covered the camera aspect of it, it’s time to cover other aspects. Design <div type="image" title="The display on Vivo X100 Pro is of high caliber" msid="106456549" hostid="261" sizebytes="43328" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The display on Vivo X100 Pro is of high caliber&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Vivo X100 Pro doesn’t falter away from the design language that we are now familiar with the X series. It sports a glass sandwich design, with commendable weight distribution that makes the smartphone easier to hold. This is further elevated by the curved screen design that we get here. The build quality is also commendable since it comes with IP68 water resistant rating. I would like to point out though, that it is in fact a big phone, and if you have small hands then you will take time to adjust to it. Especially for typing. <div type="image" title="Given its size X100 Pro is still sports a fairly slim design." msid="106457465" hostid="261" sizebytes="40034" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Given its size X100 Pro is still sports a fairly slim design.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> The smartphone has a conventional placement of buttons, with the power button and volume rockers placed on the right edge. At the bottom we have the type-C port along with the speaker grill and SIM card slots. The X100 Pro supports 2 nano SIMs. The variant available in India will be the Asteroid Black which is also the one I reviewed. It has a matte finish on the back which avoids finger prints. However I really wished Vivo launched the more poppier colors in India like the orange we see in international markets. <div type="image" title="The matte finish on the asteroid color looks stunnig" msid="106457449" hostid="261" sizebytes="46560" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The matte finish on the asteroid color looks stunnig&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> The X100 Pro is also equipped with an IR blaster which lets you use the device like a remote controller. The feature is making a comeback lately, it's a welcoming addition and definitely useful in more cases than one. The back as I mentioned in the camera section features a massive camera module that takes up half the space. It is also protruding significantly, which is a small give away for the camera performance we experience here. I also like the ring around the module which gives a vintage look to the smartphone.The flash placement is fresh at the top right which is becoming common as the sensor size grows bigger in cameras. We also observed this in the OnePlus Fold. Display The X100 Pro features a 6.7-inch LTPO AMOLED display with 3000 nits of peak brightness and 120Hz of max refresh rate. As one would expect this display is of flagship caliber. I have used the X100 Pro for almost a month now as my primary driver, and my experience has been generally favorable. I am one of the majority of people who like watching content on their smartphones, and that's what I have done here as well. The X100 Pro is a perfect companion for watching content since it supports HD content across platforms. I have been binge watching What If Season 2 on Disney Plus Hotstar as I type this. The animated show looks brilliant on the display with spot on HDR and no white noise. The projection is crisp and it remains so across platforms. It doesn’t support Dolby vision which generally doesn’t make a difference in real time. However its surprising that we don’t see it on a flagship device. I also read content on my smartphone and the big 6.7-inch display with 120Hz of max refresh rate comes in handy to scroll through the web pages. I tried using the smart switch here, which works decently. However I prefer to use the maxed out refresh rate since it doesn’t really affect the battery and delivers a smoother experience. The refresh rate of course comes in handy while playing games as well. I have been playing Genshin Impact &amp; COD Mobile regularly here and the experience is top notch. With no jitter or lag. Auto brightness is one aspect which I feel Vivo can work on since I did find myself manually shifting the brightness more often than not. Especially indoors. You also have an always on display here which also has a healthy option for widgets for you to tap into. The display is paired with a fairly loud dual speaker set-up which is sufficient for you to enjoy your content. Software Vivo X100 Pro runs on Android 14 out of the box with Vivo’s Fun OS skin. Right off the bat what Vivo gets right here is not including any bloatware. I mention this because sometimes we see 3rd party apps sneaking into flagship devices as well these days. The experience of using the X100 Pro is familiar yet fresh. The UI is easy to understand with the addition of usual Android add-ons. We have the familiar placement of the drop down menu and shortcuts like three finger swipe for screenshot. You also have add on features in the sound department like you can set the sound for different apps. This adds to the customisation aspect of the smartphone. Vivo is also promising 3 years Android updates and 4 years of security updates on the X100 Pro. Performance The Vivo X100 Pro is powered by Mediatek Dimensity 9300 SoC. This is my first bout with the Mediatek SoC, but since I have experienced the Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 already I have a point of reference. The flagship processor has so far been at top of its game in my everyday experience. The smartphone is snappy to use with no lag as of yet. The applications boot up quickly and switching between windows has been a piece of cake. I have maxed out the settings on all the games that I have tested and the performance is streamlined. The consistency is impressive in terms of managing heat and delivering HD graphics. For reference I also ran a Geekbench 6 test on the smartphone. The single-core score is 2181 while the multi-core score is 7263. These are respectable numbers and in range with what you expect from a flagship smartphone. The variant with me packs in 16GB of RAM and 512GB of internal storage. This is also the only variant being introduced in India. While I feel the 1TB variant should have been launched as well, I understand that could have been an overkill for most people. This spec sheet is apt for most buyers giving enough storage for your applications and images. There is also a RAM boost feature which adds another 16GB to the mix however I really don’t see any use of it. The 16GB base RAM is more than enough to handle heavy tasks. The smartphone runs on a 5400 mAh battery that supports 100W of Flash charging. The smartphone doesn’t take more than 35 minutes to charge from 0-100% making it efficient. The average screen on time during my testing has been in the range of 7 hours, again a number which is flagship worthy. Verdict The X100 Pro not only delivers on its promise of providing a solid camera but also manages to impress in other aspects. You can expect impressive battery performance, stellar display, intuitive UI all put together with the most impressive camera I have seen on a Vivo smartphone. If optics is your top priority and you don't want any compromises, then X100 Pro should definitely be in your list.

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<ul><li>Redmi has launched the new Note series line-up</li><li>Redmi Note 13 Pro+ starts at ₹31,999</li><li>The smartphone features an all new design &amp; SoC</li></ul>Redmi has finally launched the all new Note series line-up. A smartphone that helped Redmi solidify their foothold in the mid-range market, Note is definitely an important brand for Redmi. Following what we saw last year, we have three different avatars of the Redmi Note this year, the regular 13, then a 13 Pro and Finally a 13 Pro+. I am reviewing the 13 Pro+ the upper end of the bracket. With an all new design, improved cameras and a curved screen this device looks worthy of the note name on paper. However, is this the best device in the market today? Competition has caught up with Redmi and we have some serious alternatives in the market. So, who is the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ for? And is it the best Redmi Note this year? I answer in my full review. Price &amp; Availability Redmi Note 13 Pro+ will be available in three variants. You can buy the smartphone from Amazon or select offline stores. <table style="border-width: initial; border-style: none; table-layout: fixed; width: 468pt;"></colgroup><tbody><tr><td style="border-left:solid #000000 1pt;border-right:solid #000000 1pt;border-bottom:solid #000000 1pt;border-top:solid #000000 1pt;vertical-align:top;padding:5pt 5pt 5pt 5pt;overflow:hidden;overflow-wrap:break-word;">8GB RAM + 256GB Storage </td><td style="border-left:solid #000000 1pt;border-right:solid #000000 1pt;border-bottom:solid #000000 1pt;border-top:solid #000000 1pt;vertical-align:top;padding:5pt 5pt 5pt 5pt;overflow:hidden;overflow-wrap:break-word;">₹31,999 </td></tr><tr><td style="border-left:solid #000000 1pt;border-right:solid #000000 1pt;border-bottom:solid #000000 1pt;border-top:solid #000000 1pt;vertical-align:top;padding:5pt 5pt 5pt 5pt;overflow:hidden;overflow-wrap:break-word;">12GB RAM + 512GB Storage </td><td style="border-left:solid #000000 1pt;border-right:solid #000000 1pt;border-bottom:solid #000000 1pt;border-top:solid #000000 1pt;vertical-align:top;padding:5pt 5pt 5pt 5pt;overflow:hidden;overflow-wrap:break-word;">₹35,999 </td></tr></tbody></table> Design <div type="image" title="The textured back on fusion purple variant feels premium." msid="106617042" hostid="261" sizebytes="31662" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The textured back on fusion purple variant feels premium.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is the biggest leap we have seen on a Redmi smartphone since it was first introduced back in 2014. Calling the design innovative would be a stretch, what we can call it is - updated. In line with what we see on most upper mid-range smartphones these days, the 13 Pro+ also follows a sleek design language paired with a curved screen. What I find amusing about the 13 Pro+ is the execution, since the material Redmi has used here definitely feels premium. The device feels light in hand and gives you confidence since you can maintain a firm grip around it. I have a personal bias towards more traditional glass sandwich designs, but I make exceptions when a device gets the curve right. The variant with me is in the fusion purple color which follows a mondrian pattern dividing the colors in square blocks. It’s definitely done tastefully and the textured back adds to the appeal. However I personally incline to the more subtle black variant. But if you want to flaunt your new Redmi Note 13 Pro+ then the fusion purple is definitely the color for you. Also on the back we have the triple camera system which is now updated, more about it later. Keeping in line with the overall experience the execution of the module is also in good taste, with a new placement for the dual flash. It is now placed on top right, a new favorite spot for OEMs. We saw this with Vivo X100 Pro &amp; OnePlus Open as well. <div type="image" title="Redmi Note 13 Pro+ sports a slim build." msid="106617058" hostid="261" sizebytes="36102" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Redmi Note 13 Pro+ sports a slim build.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Getting back to the quality here the device comes with IP68 water resistant rating, a definitive advantage over its competition. Moreover the front display is protected with Corning Gorilla Glass Victus + something we don’t see at this price point. Always good to know your display will be protected against minor scratches or sudden falls especially if you are clumsy like me. Moving to other design elements, on the right edge we have the volume rockers next to the power button. At the bottom we have the Type-C port next to the speaker grill. We also have the SIM tray, the device supports 2 nano SIMs. On top we have the second speaker alongside the IR blaster. Overall the Redmi Note 13 Pro+’s new design can be dubbed as a necessary upgrade for the current times. While it does look a lot like its contemporaries like the Realme 11 Pro+ the color scheme and build quality creates a noticeable distinction. Display <div type="image" title="The display behaves like a flagship screen." msid="106617107" hostid="261" sizebytes="41066" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The display behaves like a flagship screen.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Redmi Note 13 Pro+ features a 6.6-inch AMOLED display with a screen resolution of 1220 x 2712 Pixels. Like the previous iteration, this is a punch-hole screen with very thin bezels except and an improved chin. This is a new panel altogether with an improved peak brightness at 1800 nits. Like last time the max refresh rate of the display is 120Hz. The screen is highly convenient for outdoor use, allowing easy text readability. However, I wouldn't suggest leaving the auto brightness feature on. While it effectively adjusts brightness indoors, I found myself manually readjusting it when outdoors. Regarding display capabilities, it supports a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz, with options for 60Hz or auto-refresh. I usually have reservations about auto-refresh rates due to their inconvenience when switching between web pages and games, often resulting in visible lag. Surprisingly, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ impressed me here. The auto-switch function was smoother than anticipated, making transitions between web pages, games, and apps easy on the eyes.Nevertheless, for my testing, I preferred sticking to the maximum setting of 120Hz. Overall, the experience is seamless. Whether reading online articles or gaming, the display performs exceptionally well in every aspect. While the display is indeed gorgeous you will face some mistouches on this one sometimes. Now I have been around curved displays a lot lately so I know how to avoid mistouches. So let me tell you a simple trick, avoid using the slide in menu on the right corner for short cuts. Rest it's a solid experience. I've spent nearly two weeks with the Note 13 Pro+, including a holiday week when it became my primary device for binge-watching content. To start, the device impressively supports HD formats across all OTT applications, delivering a noticeable enhancement. As part of my Christmas tradition, I watched the remastered HD version of "Home Alone 2," a movie from the early '90s, and the Note 13 Pro+ truly brought it to life. Though the colors leaned slightly towards the colder side, it didn't significantly affect the viewing experience. The display output was sharp, allowing me to easily perceive all the traps set by Macaulay Culkin's character, Kevin, in the movie. The HDR performance was equally impressive, delivering deep blacks on the screen. Furthermore, the display boasts Dolby Vision, enhancing compatible content. Watching "What If" on Hotstar, I experienced a noticeable improvement in both visual and audio output. The colors appeared more accurate, and the audio output retained finer details. Paired with this display is a fairly loud dual-speaker system. While the sound quality isn't top-tier, it's certainly sufficient to fill a room. With the device's sizable screen, you might even consider skipping a Bluetooth speaker when watching content with someone else. We also get an optical in-display sensor here which is fairly quick to register and unlock the device. It’s standard and familiar in terms of results and process. Software The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ series comes pre-installed with Android 13 alongside MiUi 14. An imminent update to Android 14 for this smartphone is expected, which will likely impact its functionality. Compared to its predecessor, the Note 13 series notably carries significantly less bloatware, a contrast from the excessive preloaded software and ads that plagued the Note 12. Redmi has made substantial improvements in managing these issues, leading to a cleaner MiUi layout that's intuitive to navigate and comprehend upon interaction. MiUi 14 maintains the familiar Redmi device interface with its recognizable and vibrant animations. A successful UI, in my opinion, resonates well with a diverse user base, and MiUi 14 achieves this by being sleek and user-friendly. The range of customization choices offered is extensive, featuring various wallpapers and themes. While some may prefer third-party skins, I find that the stock skin offers the most visually appealing experience. However, one drawback common to many third-party skins is their departure from Google's standard skin layouts. Furthermore, additional features have been incorporated to enhance specific experiences, notably the Game Turbo. This feature acts as a game hub, displaying the smartphone's temperature and allowing users to configure custom profiles while gaming. Additionally, there's a handy shortcut for screen recording, which might not attract every user but can greatly benefit serious gamers. In my experience, the UI has remained stable without encountering any disruptive bugs, despite being a new device operating on a stable UI with a well-established operating system. It will be intriguing to observe the performance post the anticipated Android 14 update. Performance The Redmi Note 13 Pro+ runs on the Mediatek Dimensity 7200+ SoC, a new processor positioned within this price range. It promises surprises, setting itself apart in terms of performance metrics. According to Geekbench scores, the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ achieves 1121 and 2630 for single-core and multi-core performances, respectively. This hardware prowess translates into slightly enhanced gaming performance on the device. I tested its capabilities using COD: Mobile as my benchmark game. Impressively, the smartphone effortlessly handled high-quality graphics and maintained very high frame rates. The gaming experience felt smooth, aided by a robust internet connection and the flat display, contributing to an exceptional gameplay performance. However, gaming with lower battery levels, particularly under 20%, tends to warm up the device, especially when operating at maximum settings with a 120Hz refresh rate. At this point, even the vapor chamber cooling system struggles to contain the heat. The model I have boasts 12GB of RAM, with an option for a RAM boost that adds an additional 3GB. Despite this, understanding the necessity of this feature has been somewhat challenging, given that 12GB typically suffices to handle all tasks efficiently. During my two weeks of usage, the phone consistently exhibited lightning-fast boot-up speeds, accommodating both heavy-duty applications and lighter ones like calculators, weather apps, and similar utilities. For storage, my variant offers 256GB of internal space, which should meet the needs of most users. Nevertheless, if reliance on cloud storage solutions is preferred, the 128GB option would suffice. The standout feature of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ is its battery performance. On intense usage days involving heavy camera usage, constant social media engagement, and continuous content consumption, the smartphone managed an average screen-on time of 5 hours. On lighter usage days focused mainly on emails and WhatsApp, the screen-on time could extend to 6 hours. Remarkably, the 120W fast charging capability stands out as a significant highlight. With mobile data activated, the smartphone can reach a full charge, going from 0% to 100%, in approximately 25 minutes. Camera The Note 13 Pro+ brings back the triple-camera setup. It features a primary 200MP sensor equipped with OIS, alongside an 8MP ultra-wide sensor and a 2MP macro camera. While the ultra-wide and macro cameras are familiar, the inclusion of the 200MP sensor is a new addition and worth exploring. By default, the primary camera captures pictures in a 50MP resolution, delivering impressive results, especially outdoors under natural lighting. These images maintain natural color tones and exhibit no oversaturation. Additionally, the camera excels in shadow detail and HDR accuracy. While the 50MP resolution captures excellent images, switching to the 200MP resolution elevates the quality further. Switching to the 200MP resolution in the camera settings might not be immediately noticeable, but it significantly enhances the ability to capture intricate details. The resulting images maintain respectable quality even after cropping. The heavily advertised OIS performs admirably, producing sharp shots even when taken from a moving car. However, under artificial lighting conditions, the camera struggles, exhibiting noticeable noise and reduced detail, which improves when utilizing the night mode. Night mode proves effective, delivering accurate colors and precise details, albeit requiring careful framing and focus adjustment. The camera's potential shines through these shots. The portrait mode yields promising results, showcasing edge detection comparable to flagship phone cameras, a notable improvement over previous Redmi Note models. While the ultrawide sensor expands the frame, it noticeably alters color tones, rendering frames undersaturated. Despite its basic 2MP setup, the macro sensor impresses with sharp images and accurate colors. In the video department, while the performance is decent, it lacks standout features. Focus shifting is slower than ideal, potentially causing missed moments. The camera records 4K videos at 30fps, ideal for tripod-based shooting. Moreover, the built-in microphone captures impressive audio, effectively reducing background noise. The selfie camera, a 16MP shooter, performs well for images and even better for videos, enabling swift focus shifts suitable for vlogs. The dedicated vlog mode within the camera app, although complex, offers the capability to create video compilations, akin to video editing apps. The camera app of the Redmi Note 13 Pro+ includes a favored feature: document mode, which functions as a native document scanner—a convenient addition appreciated for its usefulness. Added features like voice shutter and assist cam in the camera app add to the strength of the camera. Overall, the camera setup impresses, albeit with minor limitations and notable strengths. Verdict Redmi Note 13 Pro+ definitely has an advantage over its competitors, with revised specifications, updated design and a superior camera. It is definitely a healthy upgrade over last years 12 Pro+ and takes the note legacy forward in the right direction. However if you find it pricey for a ‘note’ device then I suggest checking out the Redmi Note 13 Pro. With a small compromise on the design it will provide you solid benchmarks and competitive performance.

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<ul><li>Realme Pad 2 starts at a price of ₹19,999</li><li>The tablet features a 11.5-inch 2K display with a 120Hz refresh rate.</li><li>Realme Pad 2 is powered by MediaTek Helio G99 SOC.</li></ul>After a period of silence, the tablet space in consumer tech is starting to show up again. Post pandemic consumer behaviour has changed, and tablets have gained momentum for both entertainment and productivity. In a space where iPads have a strong hold courtesy of its solid software, Android tablets are slowly getting there. In this year alone, we have seen two massive Android tablets show up in the market - The OnePlus Pad, and the Xiaomi Pad 6. However you do have to pay a certain premium to get those devices, leaving a massive space for budget tablet options. This is where Realme Pad 2, comes into play. Launched today, the Realme Pad 2 is a quintessential tablet. It does not over promise or over deliver, but sticks true to its main use case - entertainment. But what's beyond that and is it better than the Redmi Pad? It's a direct competitor. I explain in my full review. Price &amp; Availability Realme Pad 2 is available in 2 configurations. There is a base variant with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage offered at ₹19,999.Then there is a variant with 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage offered at a price of ₹22,999. All the variants support 4G LTE. It is available on Amazon and Realme’s D2C websites. Design <div type="image" title="Realme Pad 2 sports a sleek build" msid="102087504" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Realme Pad 2 sports a sleek build&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Realme has opted for a tried and tested form factor for the Pad 2, ensuring a safe and reliable design. The tablet exudes a sense of solidity, and its flat edges offer a comfortable grip. Featuring a sleek slate design, the Realme Pad 2 measures around half an inch in thickness, giving it a premium feel. Upon first sight and touch, many of my peers mistook it for a more expensive tablet, showcasing the tablet's appealing aesthetics. <div type="image" title="The tablet comes with a quad speaker set-up" msid="102087508" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The tablet comes with a quad speaker set-up&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> The tablet boasts a generous screen size, providing ample real estate for various tasks. To ensure balanced weight distribution, Realme has taken great care, making it comfortable to hold for extended periods. I have the Inspiration Green colour variant, which stands out pleasantly. Though I typically prefer more subtle colours, the green hue has grown on me, and its tasteful implementation enhances the overall appeal. The dual-tone colour scheme further adds to the tablet's attractiveness. The metallic finish on the back, combined with the textured finish on the camera module end, creates a subtle yet noticeable contrast. For those seeking a more understated option, there is also a silver colour variant available. At the back of the tablet, there is a compact round camera module housing a single sensor. Despite its size, the module sits securely, preventing any noticeable wobbling when the tablet is placed flat on a table. One notable design feature is the IP52 water and dust resistance rating, providing reassurance for worry-free travel with the tablet. Regarding button placement, the power button is situated on the top right of the tablet in portrait orientation, shifting to the top left in landscape orientation. In either case, the power button remains easily accessible. Similarly, the volume rockers are located on the right side in portrait orientation, corresponding to the top left in landscape orientation. Both the power button and volume rockers are tactile and effortless to operate. It's worth mentioning that the power button of the Realme Pad 2 lacks a fingerprint sensor, relying instead on face unlock, which is a common feature in the budget tablet segment, as seen on the Redmi Pad as well. The tablet comes equipped with four speaker grills for an enhanced audio experience. However, it doesn't include a 3.5mm headphone jack, which might be an essential feature for some users. For those who prefer wireless audio solutions like TWS earbuds, this omission may not be a concern. Nevertheless, for those who still prefer wired earphones, a Type-C to 3.5mm converter can be used. On the top left of the tablet, there is a slot for a SIM card, providing 4G LTE support, which proves to be a crucial addition to the device. Further details about its impact on the overall performance will be discussed in the performance section. Display <div type="image" title="Realme Pad 2 sports an 11.5-inch 2K Display" msid="102087600" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Realme Pad 2 sports an 11.5-inch 2K Display&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Perhaps the most important aspect of a tablet is its display. The more common use case for a tablet is content consumption, and Realme has taken care of it. The Realme pad 2 has a 11.5-inch 2K display with a resolution of 2000x1200 pixels. I used the Realme Pad 2 over the weekend to binge on all my favourite content, and the display didn’t disappoint me. The massive screen size, colour accuracy, and generally favourable HDR results in the beautiful image output. The cherry on top is that Realme Pad 2’s supports HD content for OTT apps like Prime Video and Netflix. So, there are no major compromises on the visual quality. Watching Andor on Disney+ Hotstar was fun on the Realme Pad 2. The space battles, chase sequences and low-light shots all looked great. The screen is also great for reading, especially with the right weight and design. I surfed through multiple web pages and read books on the tablet, the experience of which was satisfying. Realme Pad 2 has a peak brightness of 450 Nits which is apt for a tablet. The screen can get really bright indoors. But it might look underwhelming on a bright day if you plan on taking it to a picnic and watching something there. A hit and a miss is the keyboard on the Realme Pad 2. I have never been comfortable typing on a tablet; unfortunately,Pad 2 couldn’t change that either. The situation improves if you put it flat on a table and type. But punching the screen while holding it upright is a task. Hence I avoided typing notes here and mostly relied on voice prompts. A solution to this is using a compatible Bluetooth keyboard with the tablet. I, however, would suggest using a laptop to save time. Another point to note is the lack of a bundled stylus with the Realme Pad 2. This is not a surprise since the competition in this price bracket also skips it. However, the tablet does work with 3rd party stylus’ available in the market. On the other hand, the auto-brightness feature on the Realme Pad 2 felt choppy. It often failed to adjust the brightness according to the content on the tablet, leading me to disable the feature altogether. In terms of display capabilities, the Realme Pad 2 outshines the Redmi Pad with its maximum refresh rate of 120Hz, surpassing the 90Hz of the Redmi Pad. This higher refresh rate proves beneficial for both reading and gaming. The only drawback I found with the display is the absence of an adaptive refresh rate, a feature not commonly seen in budget tablets. Having adaptive refresh rate technology would have made the transition between web pages and games smoother and more seamless. Complementing the impressive display is the quad-speaker setup on the Realme Pad 2, which truly impressed me. The speakers deliver a substantial volume and even sound distribution. They retain a certain level of richness and detail in the audio at low to mid-volume levels. Though some detail may get lost at higher volumes, it's not a significant concern, especially when enjoying content with friends and peers. Software The Realme Pad 2 comes equipped with Android 13 straight out of the box, paired with Realme UI. Realme has optimized the UI skin to function seamlessly on a tablet, providing an enhanced user experience. One notable feature is the widget optimization, which adds to productivity and usability. Personally, I've integrated my Google suite with the Realme Pad 2, making it my primary device for managing calendars. With the spacious screen real estate, the split-screen functionality works like a charm, allowing me to multitask efficiently. While the Realme UI performs well, I believe there is still untapped potential that could further elevate the user experience. For instance, the addition of multiple floating windows could be a valuable enhancement. Over the years, Realme has continuously refined its UI, and the Realme Pad 2 maintains this tradition. The tablet impressively avoids unnecessary bloatware, presenting a clean and visually appealing interface. The animations are in line with the classic Realme style, and even though they are familiar, they still look great on this particular screen. Regarding security, the Realme Pad 2 offers face unlock or pin as authentication methods. However, it's essential to note that the face unlock mechanism, which utilises the front camera for recognition, may not be 100% reliable. As a result, I found myself resorting to punching in my password more frequently than relying solely on face unlock. Performance Under the hood, the Realme Pad 2 is powered by the MediaTek Dimensity G99 SoC, a favoured chipset in the budget tablet segment, also utilised in the Redmi Pad. The tablet delivers impressive performance, and during my six days of usage, I have yet to encounter any lags or app crashes. The variant I have comes with 8GB of RAM, which proves more than sufficient to handle the onboard applications, most of which are OTT apps. Multitasking and switching between web pages or multiple apps running in the background pose no problem at all. The RAM's capability to hold applications in memory for extended periods is commendable. For instance, while switching between Netflix and YouTube, I consistently landed on the exact frame where I had left off. Gaming on tablets may not be the most ideal experience due to the form factor, but I tested it nonetheless. The tablet can handle games like COD Mobile with respectable graphic settings, specifically at HD resolution. However, the inherent limitations of the form factor prevent a truly immersive gaming experience. While I enjoy playing lightweight games like Hill Climb Racing on the tablet, the real fun comes from playing games like Ludo with my peers. Although these games may be basic and seemingly boring, the large screen size adds to the enjoyment. Regarding storage, my variant boasts 128GB of storage space, ample for storing around 20+ movies in Full HD resolution, along with various apps and games. If considering the Redmi Tab, I highly recommend opting for the 128GB storage variant. One significant advantage of the Realme Pad 2 over its competition is the inclusion of a dedicated SIM card slot. Having mobile network connectivity on a tablet adds substantial value, allowing access to entertainment anywhere. This addition is commendable, considering that even more expensive options lack a SIM card slot. The Redmi Pad offers all the features necessary for a content consumption device. It allows users to download their favourite movies or TV shows for offline viewing, making it suitable for indoor use. Lastly, it's essential to discuss battery life. The Redmi Pad is equipped with an 8360 mAh battery, which proves exceptionally resilient. As my primary content-watching device for the past five days, I only had to charge it twice. For light users, the battery can last up to three days. The tablet supports 33W fast charging, but due to its substantial battery capacity, it takes approximately two hours for a full 0-100% charge. Camera <div type="image" title="The primary 8MP camera is not the strongest point for Realme Pad 2." msid="102087766" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The primary 8MP camera is not the strongest point for Realme Pad 2.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div>Cameras on budget tablets have never been a strong point, and the Realme Pad 2 follows suit in this regard. The tablet features an 8MP primary camera on the back, labelled as a "super camera" on the module. Unfortunately, the camera's performance is not particularly impressive. The shots lack detail, and the colours appear oversaturated. Although the camera does slightly better in natural lighting conditions, the results are still not suitable for posting on social media platforms. The primary camera allows for 1080P video recording at 30fps, but the footage lacks detail, and the colour tones tend to be warmer. On a positive note, the audio quality during video recording is clear. However, there are some redeeming features. The camera app includes a text scanner, which proves handy for scanning documents. This feature becomes valuable as we often use tablets to store files and documents. <div type="image" title="The selfie camera is well suited for video calls." msid="102087782" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;The selfie camera is well suited for video calls.&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> The front camera is also an 8MP sensor, but it shares similar limitations. The images lack detail, and the colours appear cooler in comparison. Interestingly, unlike the primary camera, the images here are under-saturated. On the bright side, for video calls, the front camera performs better than most webcams found on laptops, providing a decent experience in that aspect. Verdict Realme Pad 2 hits the right chord with its features, you have a solid display, optimised OS and a premium build quality. Added with the SIM card slot, it becomes a viable option for the masses. If you are in the market for a budget tablet, then I suggest paying attention to this one.

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<ul><li>Amazon last month started streaming Korean dramas including popular titles like Mr. Queen and The Penthouse.</li><li>It is now one of the few global platforms offering access to Korean content.</li><li>Here’s a look at what Amazon is offering, and how it can be the closest rival to Netflix.</li></ul>Netflix has a new Korean drama (K-Drama) rival in town — Amazon Prime Video. The <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/entertainment/news/upcoming-movies-and-web-series-to-binge-watch-on-netflix-amazon-prime-video-disney-plus-hotstar-and-sony-liv/slidelist/87781193.cms">streaming service</a> last month announced ten Korean shows including popular titles like True Beauty, The Penthouse, and Mr. Queen, which are not available on <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/beware-of-these-popular-netflix-scams-and-phishing-attacks/articleshow/87843343.cms">Netflix</a>. With these Korean shows, Amazon Prime Video becomes another popular global platform other than Netflix cashing in on the Korean wave in India. Amazon has also been aggressively pushing its K-drama offering by partnering with the most popular influencers in the country. Netflix is now almost synonymous with Korean shows and movies for the global audience especially owing to the <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/squid-game-masks-in-india-and-fans-around-the-world/articleshow/86939519.cms">Squid Game craze</a> that took over the internet. It even became the most popular Netflix show. There’s a plethora of Korean series and movies that you can watch on Netflix. It has also been regularly producing originals like Crash Landing on You, Nevertheless, The King: Eternal Monarch, and Something in the Rain. Netflix hopped on the early K-wave in India Before streaming services, K-Drama fans resorted to pirated copies on websites and the good old days of CDs to watch their favourite shows and movies. But Netflix slowly started bringing in more Korean content to its platform and one particular show that really hit it in India was Crash Landing on You. It was released in December 2019 but it gained wide popularity around March when the lockdown started in India. Crash Landing on You even made it to Netflix India’s top 10 list. In South Korea, it’s the highest-rated tvN drama (television network) and also the third highest-rated South Korean TV drama in cable television history. Netflix also<a href="https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/magazines/panache/the-k-magic-is-taking-over-india-people-find-comfort-in-korean-dramas-music-and-food/articleshow/86836620.cms?from=mdr"> said </a>that K-Drama viewership in India increased more than 370% in 2020 over 2019. Even television networks jumped on the K-Drama bandwagon with Zee Cafe started airing fan-favourite Boys Over Flowers and also Descendants Of The Sun. Dish TV also started a dedicated channel called “Korean Drama Active” for Korean shows dubbed in Hindi. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Amazon Prime Video is inching closer to rival Netflix" comment="subhead" text="Amazon Prime Video is inching closer to rival Netflix">Amazon Prime Video is inching closer to rival Netflix</cmsannotation> Other than Netflix, Amazon Prime Video is the biggest streaming platform to offer Korean content. Last month, the streaming service launched ten Korean titles, and it plans to release a new series every week. But this isn’t Amazon’s first encounter with Korean movies. It’s the only OTT platform in India to stream Oscar-winning movie Parasite, and also Minari which had six Oscar nominations. The K-Dramas streaming on Amazon aren’t originals or new shows but old ones that aired recently or a couple of years ago. It is also worth noting that some of these titles aren’t available on Netflix but are otherwise very popular. Take The Penthouse for example, which became the most-watched program on any channel on Friday, and also the <a href="https://www.soompi.com/article/1488140wpp/the-penthouse-ends-on-no-1-ratings-after-3-seasons">most-watched miniseries</a> of the entire week when it ended. Another popular title Mr. Queen also bagged the fifth-highest ratings in South Korea’s television network tvN’s history. It’s also important to highlight that Amazon can have an upper hand here with these titles or future ones that are not available on Netflix. There are unofficial websites to watch these shows but it's always a safer option to access it from verified platforms. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Amazon vs Netflix" comment="subhead" text="Amazon vs Netflix">Amazon vs Netflix</cmsannotation> Amazon doesn’t have a catalogue as big as Netflix but its plan to release a new series every week could soon make it a go-to hub for Korean content. Then there’s the pricing too. Netflix does offer multiple subscriptions, even low-priced ones for mobile users starting at ₹199 per month. Amazon on the other hand bundles Prime Video, Music with the e-commerce <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/tech/news/amazon-prime-subscription-will-soon-cost-you-up-to-50-more/articleshow/87175961.cms" data-type="tilCustomLink">Prime membership</a> which costs ₹179 per month. If we compare the two, Amazon is much cheaper and also offers more benefits with its subscription. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Not only Netflix" comment="subhead" text="Not only Netflix">Not only Netflix</cmsannotation> It’s not only Netflix that offers access to Korean content. Other OTT apps like Rakuten’s Viki and Viu are also dedicated platforms for Korean and Asian movies, TV shows. Viki, for example, already streams some of the shows like Mr. Queen and The Penthouse. The app is available for free as an ad-based service. MX Player also offers K-Dramas dubbed in Hindi and regional languages Tamil and Telugu. Disney+ Hotstar is another global platform that pushed its entry into this genre with the launch of five new Korean series - Moving, Grid, Snowdrop, Rookies and “Sixth Sense Kiss”. 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