What’s Releasing in March 2022 Week 3 on Netflix, Amazon Prime and Others: Deep Water, Rescued by Ruby and More

For audiences wondering what’s releasing in March 2022 week 3, we are here with a list that will keep you covered and updated. March’s second week has been a fun ride so far, especially for platforms like Netflix releasing its much-awaited The Adam Project, Amazon Prime Video’s Upload Season 2 and Disney+ Hotstar’s Turning Red. To continue its pattern of filling us up with valuable and entertaining content, the OTT giants are back with some exclusive releases for the third week of March. Check out the list below for more!

What’s Releasing in March 2022 Week 3 on NetflixAmazon Prime and Other Streaming Platforms (March 14-20)

March 14

A Business Proposal Episode 5- Netflix

The fifth episode of this Korean drama airs.

March 15

Adam by Eve- Netflix

A mix of anime, live-action and music inspired by the story of Adam and Eve.

Also Read: Upload Season 2 Review: Greg Daniels’ Digital After Life Tackles Some Real Issues

Marilyn’s Eyes- Netflix

The story of a pair that get closer in a psychiatric hospital on the common grounds of food.

How I Met Your Father Episode 10- Hulu/Disney+ Hotstar

The finale of the iconic reboot series is here!

A Business Proposal Episode 6- Netflix

The sixth episode of Netflix’s romantic K-drama airs

March 16

Bad Vegan- Netflix

A limited series that shows how the life of a popular vegan restaurateur fell apart after marrying a mysterious man.

Heist: The Great Robbery of Brazil’s Central Bank- Netflix

A docuseries that explores the historic heist in Brazil back in 2005.

March 17

Rescued by Ruby- Netflix

Based on a true story, this Grant Gustin movie is an ideal watch for all animal lovers out there.

Soil- Netflix

A Belgian series on business, family and soil!

March 18

Bachchhan Paandey- Theatrical Release

With Akshay Kumar in the titular role, the film is based on, the most menacing, one-eyed Bachchan Pandey of Baagwa, a ruthless gangster surrounded by quirky yet scary henchmen.

Windfall- Netflix

With a star cast that features Lily Collins, Jason Segel, Jesse Plemons and others, this film tells an offbeat, dark story.

Also Read: Marilyn’s Eyes: All You Need to Know About Netflix’s Upcoming Italian Drama

Eternally Confused and Eager for Love- Netflix

With Vihaan Samat, Rahul Bose, Jim Sarbh and others, this romantic series is about a 20 year old on his quest to find himself a girlfriend.

Standing Up- Netflix

A French drama that shows how making a name in the world of stand up comedy feels.

Human Resources- Netflix

A spin-off of Netflix’s acclaimed Big Mouth that you cannot miss!

Without Saying Goodbye- Netflix

A Peruvian piece of how the lives of a workaholic and a free spirit intertwine.

Black Crab- Netflix

A book to screen action thriller adaptation.

Alessandra Cattelan: One Simple Question- Netflix

An Italian talk show where celebrity guests are interviewed and unique experiences are shared.

Light the Night Part 3- Netflix

The third part of Light the Night releases this week

Cracow Monsters- Netflix

A Polish fantasy series about a young woman haunted by her past, who sets out with a professor and his group of gifted students to investigate paranormal activities and other dark things.

Is It Cake?- Netflix

A baking contest inspired by one of the world’s most popular memes!

Also Read: The Adam Project: All You Need to Know About Netflix’s Upcoming Science Fiction Film

Young, Famous and African- Netflix

A South African reality tv show.

Top Boy Season 2- Netflix

The second season of Netflix’s crime drama returns

Deep Water- Amazon Prime Video

Starring Ben Affleck and Ana de Armas, this film on Prime Video is a psychological thriller adapted from a book.

Jalsa- Amazon Prime Video

Starring the never before seen duo of talent together, Shefali Shah and Vidya Balan, this Prime Video release is a Hindi language drama.

Bloody Brothers- Zee5

A dark comedy-drama soon to grace Zee5.

March 19

Forecasting Love and Weather Episode 11- Netflix

The eleventh episode of this K-drama airs.

Twenty Five Twenty One Episode 11- Netflix

The eleventh episode of this K-drama airs.

March 20

Forecasting Love and Weather Episode 12- Netflix

Episode 12 of Netflix’s romantic K-drama airs.

Twenty Five Twenty One Episode 12- Netflix

Episode 12 of Netflix’s romantic K-drama airs.

The list will be updated as per new announcements.

Also Read: Parasite in Love Review: An Unconventional and Twisted Love Story

Manjima Das
Manjima Das
Manjima Das has a writing experience of over 3 years, covering entertainment, fashion, lifestyle as well as community work. She has majored in Psychology with secondary specialization in gender studies and literature.

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