Get ready for an exciting binge-watching lineup on Amazon Prime Video this March 2025! From edge-of-your-seat thrillers to side-splitting comedies, this month’s originals offer something for every viewer. Discover brand-new series, highly anticipated returns, and hidden gems that are sure to dominate your watchlist. Don’t miss out on the must-watch titles that will keep everyone talking! 8 Must-Watch Amazon Prime Video Originals for this March . Premier Boxing Champions: Gervonta Davis vs Lamont Roach / Sports / March 01, 2025 Gervonta Tank Davis steps back into the ring to defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) Lightweight World Title in a high-stakes clash against Lamont Roach. This much-anticipated showdown takes center stage at Premier Boxing Champions (PBC), live from the iconic Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. PBC, launched in January 2015 by Haymon Sports, LLC, was designed exclusively for television, bringing together the best talents in modern boxing. It has since become a platform for showcasing today’s most skilled fighters in their fiercest and most eagerly awaited battles. Read more: 10 Must-Watch Netflix English Originals Arriving in March 2025 Devis stands as an unbeaten force in the lightweight division, widely regarded as an American boxing sensation. He has a knocked-out(KOs) record of 28 out of 30 winning matches without any loss or draw. On the contrary, Roach Jr. enters as a formidable challenger with his sights set on making a mark at 135 pounds. A WBA 130-pound world titleholder, Roach boasts a record of 25 wins, including 10 knockouts, with just one loss and a draw to his name. Fear / Crime Thriller / March 04, 2025 Based on Dirk Kurbjuweit's book of the same title, this British TV series thrives with the writer Mick Ford and the director Justin Chadwick. The crime series unravels the eerie tale of Martyn and Rebecca, a couple who move with their children from London to Glasgow in search of a fresh start. Their neighbor Jan’s unsettling remarks soon spark suspicion, hinting at dark secrets lurking around their seemingly peaceful new home. Read more: The Biggest Superhero Movies of 2025: Marvel, DC, and Beyond Anjli Mohindra, Martin Compston, Daniel Portman, James Cosmo, Solly McLeod, and Maureen Beattie assume the key characters.  The first episode will debut with a special world premiere screening at the 2025 Glasgow Film Festival. Produced by Wild Mercury and Capricorn Productions, the thriller series boasts Chadwick and Ford as executive producers along with Derek Wax, Suzanne Reid, and Frances Flannery. Thomas Muller / Sports Documentary / March 04, 2025 This documentary delves into the life and career of Thomas Müller, the legendary German footballer known for his versatility and tactical brilliance. He is an attacking midfielder or second striker for Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga. He has earned acclaim for his sharp positioning, clinical finishing, and remarkable consistency in both scoring and creating opportunities. Read more: Top 10 most-anticipated Korean dramas releasing in February 2025 Backed by Sadoux Kim, Anouk Mertens, and Philip Pratt, this biopic excels with Andre Hormann as its director. Picture This / Romantic Comedy / March 06, 2025 At her sister’s engagement party, a spiritual guru delivers an intriguing prediction: a young woman will meet the love of her life within her next five dates. It will eventually set her on an unexpected journey toward destiny and romance. With this story in the backdrop, this British romantic film reimagines the Australian film ‘Five Blind Dates’(2024) written by Nathan Ramos-Park and Shuang Hu. Prarthana Mohan’s direction and Nikita Lalwani’s screenplay elevate the movie. Simone Ashley and Hero Fiennes Tiffin embody the protagonist roles while the supporting cast includes Anoushka Chadha, Luke Fetherston, Sindhu Vee, Phil Dunster, Nikesh Patel, Adil Ray, Kulvinder Ghir, and Asim Chaudhry. Read more: February 2025 South Indian Movie Releases: Top 12 Must-Watch Films Bankrolled by Ben Pugh and Erica Steinberg for 42, the comedy movie flourishes with Josh Horsfield and Kari Hatfield as its executive producers.

Hatirjheel, a scenic lake in Dhaka celebrated for its picturesque views and bustling crowds, is increasingly becoming synonymous with fear and crime. While it remains a favoured destination for families, couples and tourists, the area’s darker side has drawn growing concern. A visit to Hatirjheel and conversations with visitors revealed a mix of admiration for its beauty and apprehension about safety. Raihan Masud, a resident of Badda, often visits the lake with his young child. “My child enjoys coming here on weekends, so I bring them during the day. However, the area feels unsafe, especially after dark. We often hear of thefts and muggings, so we leave before nightfall,” he shared. For some, the fear is closer to home. A local resident, speaking anonymously, recounted a burglary in their neighbourhood. “The house opposite mine was robbed one evening before the owners returned from work. We heard their screams and found the house ransacked. The thieves fled before taking anything, likely out of fear of being caught,” he said. As evening descends on Hatirjheel, certain areas become eerily quiet. Read: Police rescue kidnapping victim in Hatirjheel, arrest three suspects Teenagers and middle-aged individuals gather in groups, but interactions with them often elicit evasive or hostile responses. Local vendors, who operate until around 11 pm, say the atmosphere changes late at night. “Drug use and muggings start happening after we leave,” one vendor explained. Police Perspective Inspector Raju Ahmed of Hatirjheel Police Station confirmed that the area faces persistent crime. “Hatirjheel is a hotspot for theft and mugging. Most perpetrators are drug addicts, often unemployed and from lower-income backgrounds. These crimes are easier for them to commit given the area’s dense population and economic disparity,” he said. Inspector Ahmed also pointed to the prevalence of drug use in Hatirjheel. “The majority of addicts here consume marijuana, including teenagers, rickshaw pullers, and even wealthier individuals who arrive in cars to drink alcohol. While large drug shipments are rare, small-scale dealing is common. We detain those we catch red-handed, but large-scale arrests are limited.” A Cycle of Arrests and Bail The police claim to make hundreds of arrests daily. “By morning, our cells are full of those detained for drug use or loitering. Read more: Body of Gazi TV’s newsroom editor recovered from Hatirjheel Lake But most of them secure bail quickly, including individuals previously involved in major crimes. Their associates often continue criminal activities like theft and mugging,” Ahmed added. Despite recognising the area’s vulnerabilities, the police have yet to officially declare Hatirjheel a crime hotspot. “We analyse crime patterns to guide our operations, but no formal designation has been made,” Ahmed said. A Six-Month Snapshot of Crime According to police data, the last six months have seen 19 murders, four rapes, 23 thefts, 16 suicides, and six muggings in the Hatirjheel area. While no bodies have been found in public spaces, these crimes often occur in nearby homes, with investigations ongoing. “We are working to uncover the root causes of these incidents and take appropriate action,” the police officer said. Hatirjheel’s transformation from a serene urban retreat to a feared crime zone is a troubling development for Dhaka’s residents. For now, locals said, its beauty remains tempered by caution, as visitors weigh the risks of enjoying its charm.

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