February is right around, so what’s Releasing on Disney+ Hotstar and SonyLIV in February 2022? Well, we have got you covered. After some really good films like Skylab and, thrilling web shows like Human gracing these platforms in the month of January, the bar has been set high for the second month of 2022. And, looks like it will be a good month ahead!
What’s Releasing on Disney+ Hotstar and SonyLIV in February 2022?
January 4
The Great Indian Murder on Disney+ Hotstar
Hotstar Specials’ latest web series tells the story of the murder of industrialist Vicky Rai where the guests become the main suspects, both invited and uninvited ones. Starring Richa Chadha and Pratik Gandhi, the show is based on the book Six Suspects by Vikas Swarup. You can read more about The Great Indian Murder, here.
Rocket Boys on SonyLIV
Depicting the incredible journey of Dr. Homi J. Bhabha and Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, Rocket Boys stars Jim Sarbh and Ishwak Singh in the main roles.
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February 9
Marvel Studios: Assembled – The Making of Hawkeye on Disney+ Hotstar
The anthology docuseries of specials shows the behind-the-scenes working of the MCU in Phase Four releases, we have Hawkeye joining the list next. For all exciting news and reviews on the series, click here.
February 16
Marvel Studios: Assembled – The Making of Eternals on Disney+ Hotstar
MCU’s Eternals graced the platform in January and, now to add to the hype we have the behind-the-scenes docuseries following up next! You can read our review for the film, here.
January 21
Bachelor on SonyLIV
In a romantic drama, we follow the story of a young carefree man, who gets into a live-in relationship with his colleague. What happens next in this Tamil movie is left to us to find out soon!
Let us know in the comments below which films and shows are you looking the most forward to!
The list will be updated whenever new Disney+ Hotstar and SonyLIV titles are announced for February.
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