ALTBalaji, one of India’s leading OTT platforms, is known for its bold storytelling, powerful dramas, and binge-worthy originals. From romantic dramas to erotic thrillers, political mysteries to family sagas, the platform has produced some of the most talked-about Indian web series.

In this article, we bring you the complete ALTBalaji web series list, with release years, ratings, cast info, and story summaries.

Whether you’re a fan of thrillers like Apharan, romances like Broken But Beautiful, or cult anthologies like Gandii Baat, this is your one-stop guide.

Series	Years	Type
Broken But Beautiful	2018–	TV Series
Gandii Baat	2018–2023	TV Series
Apharan	2018–	TV Series
XXX: Uncensored	2018–2020	TV Series
Bose: Dead/Alive	2017	TV Series
Class of 2020	2020–	TV Series
Ragini MMS Returns	2017–	TV Series
The Test Case	2018–	TV Series
Bekaaboo	2019–	TV Series
Virgin Bhasskar	2019–2020	TV Series
Crimes and Confessions	2021–	TV Series
Naag Vadhu – Ek Zehreeli Kahani	2024–	TV Series
Baby Come Naa	2018–	TV Series
Kaamraj	2020–	TV Series
Honeymoon Suite Room No 911	2023–	TV Series
Rangeen Kahaniyan	2024–	TV Series
Cartel	2021	TV Series
Bicchoo Ka Khel	2020–	TV Series
Code M	2020–	TV Series
Talab	2023	TV Series
Kasautii Zindagii Kay	2018–2020	TV Series
The Married Woman	2021–	TV Series
Dev DD	2017–2021	TV Series
Sexy Ghotala	2023–	TV Series
Lock Upp	2022–	TV Mini Series
Jungle Mein Dangal	2024–	TV Mini Series
Baarish	2019–	TV Series
CLASS of 2017	2017–	TV Series
Home	2018–	TV Series
The Verdict – State Vs Nanavati	2019	TV Mini Series
Hai Taubba	2021–	TV Series / TV Mini Series
BOSS: Baap of Special Services	2019–	TV Series
Bully Aur Bulbul	2024–	TV Mini Series
Honey Trap Squad	2023–	TV Series
Dark 7 White	2020–	TV Series
Dil Hi Toh Hai	2018–2020	TV Series
Mum Bhai	2020–	TV Series
Hello Jee	2021–	TV Series
Who’s Your Daddy	2020–	TV Series
Fixerr	2019–	TV Series
Medically Yourrs	2019–	TV Series
Fittrat	2019–	TV Series
Karrle Tu Bhi Mohabbat	2017–2019	TV Series
Bang Baang	2021–	TV Series
Backroad Hustle	2024–	TV Series
The Great Indian Dysfunctional Family	2018–	TV Series
It Happened in Calcutta	2020–	TV Series
Booo: Sabki Phategi	2019–	TV Series
Hum Tum and Them	2019–	TV Series
Coldd Lassi Aur Chicken Masala	2019–	TV Series
Pyar Ka Bazaar	2024–	TV Mini Series
ALT Balaji Stand Up Show	2018–	TV Mini Series
Haq Se	2018–	TV Series
His Story	2021–	TV Series
Romil and Jugal	2017–	TV Series
Haseeno Ka Inteqaam	2024–	TV Series
Puncch Beat	2018–	TV Series
Bebaakee	2020–	TV Series
Mission Over Mars	2019–	TV Series
Bewafaa Sii Wafaa	2017–	TV Series
Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu	2021–	TV Series
Mentalhood	2020–	TV Series
Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain	2018–2020	TV Series
Nashila Husn	2024–	TV Mini Series
Hum: I’m Because of Us	2018–	TV Series
Love Scandals & Doctors	2021–	TV Series
Puraani Havveli Ka Rahasya	2023–	TV Series
Zaban Sambhal Ke	2018	TV Mini Series
Dhimaner Dinkaal	2017–	TV Series
Girgit	2021–	TV Series
Crashh	2021–	TV Series
Dr Donn	—	—
F… U, OK?	2019–	TV Series
PM Selfiewallie	2018–	TV Series
Fourplay	2018–	TV Series
Judaai	2018–	TV Series
Cyber Squad	2017–	TV Series
Galti Se Mis-Tech	2018	TV Mini Series
Boygiri	2017–	TV Series
NIS Patiala	2019–	TV Series
The Great Indian Cricket Fan	2025–	TV Series
Hero Varrdiwala	2019–	TV Series
Pammi Aunty	2017–2019	TV Series

1. Broken But Beautiful (2018–, TV Series)

This romantic drama follows Veer (Vikrant Massey) and Sameera (Harleen Sethi), two broken individuals reeling from failed relationships. Their unexpected encounter leads them through heartbreak, healing, and eventually finding love in each other, showing how damaged souls can still create a beautiful story.

2. Gandii Baat (2018–2023, TV Series)

An anthology of rural India’s untold tales, Gandii Baat explores themes of lust, desire, crime, and betrayal. Each standalone episode highlights a scandalous story, ranging from illicit affairs to shocking crimes, blending eroticism with mystery. Cast changes across seasons include Anveshi Jain, Flora Saini, Neetha Shetty, and others.

3. Apharan (2018–, TV Series)

Inspector Rudra Srivastava (Arunoday Singh) is a sharp but troubled cop who becomes entangled in a kidnapping gone wrong. What begins as a plan-for-money spirals into a maze of deceit, conspiracy, and politics. The thriller blends crime, action, and dark humor, supported by performances from Mahie Gill, Nidhi Singh, and Varun Badola.

4. XXX: Uncensored (2018–2020, TV Series)

This erotic anthology dives into the secret fantasies of modern India, each episode unraveling different aspects of love, lust, betrayal, and freedom. Bold and provocative, it portrays the hidden desires of urban youth. The series stars Kyra Dutt, Ritvik Dhanjani, Flora Saini, and Shantanu Maheshwari across episodes.

5. Bose: Dead/Alive (2017, TV Series)

Based on the life of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the show traces his journey from a revolutionary leader to the mysterious events surrounding his alleged death. With Rajkummar Rao’s captivating portrayal of Bose and the historical nuances, it is one of ALTBalaji’s most acclaimed biographical dramas.

6. Class of 2020 (2020–, TV Series)

A coming-of-age teen drama revolving around students at De Nobili High, it depicts their experiments with love, sex, drugs, and peer pressure. Through breakups, friendships, and scandals, the show reflects the turbulence of adolescence.

Key performances come from Rohan Mehra, Joyita Chatterjee, and Nibedita Pal.

7. Ragini MMS Returns (2017–, TV Series)

Blending eroticism with horror, the show follows Ragini (Karisma Sharma in Season 1, Divya Agarwal in Season 2) who enters a haunted college. What begins as a hot college romance quickly spirals into supernatural terror, with steamy encounters mixing with chilling ghostly events.

8. The Test Case (2018–, TV Series)

This military drama tells the inspiring journey of Captain Shikha Sharma (Nimrat Kaur), the only female officer training to join the Indian Army’s Special Forces. Facing physical hurdles and gender bias, she struggles to prove herself against all odds. Supported by Atul Kulkarni, Rahul Dev, and Juhi Chawla, the series delivers grit and empowerment.

9. Bekaaboo (2019–, TV Series)

Based on Novoneel Chakraborty’s novel, Bekaaboo follows bestselling erotica writer Kiyan Roy (Rajeev Siddhartha), whose life spirals when a mysterious woman, Kashti (Priya Banerjee), enters his world. What starts as seduction becomes obsession, manipulation, and dangerous games of power, lust, and betrayal.

10. Virgin Bhasskar (2019–2020, TV Series)

Bhasskar Tripathi (Anant Joshi), a 26-year-old erotic novelist, is celebrated for his wild imagination but mocked for still being a virgin. His desperate attempts to lose his virginity result in comedic yet emotional chaos. The series also stars Rutpanna Aishwarya and Dheerendra Tiwari.

11. Crimes and Confessions (2021–, TV Series)

An anthology weaving together tales of love, greed, longing, and betrayal, each episode reveals the darkest secrets and shocking confessions of its characters. With stories set across eras, the show mixes crime and emotional drama.

Cast includes Mahi Khan, Taniya Chatterjee, Prachi Lengare, Navina Bole and others.

12. Naag Vadhu – Ek Zehreeli Kahani (2024–, TV Series)

Set in a village ruled by serpent king Bhujangraj, the series blends mythology and thriller elements. Thakurain, a woman who survives a snakebite, invokes Bhujangraj’s blessings to stop rampant killings, but the cursed village continues to struggle between humans and serpents.

Starring Poulomi Das, Tanya Desai, and Simran Khan.

13. Baby Come Naa (2018–, TV Series)

Aditya (Shreyas Talpade) juggles affairs with two women—Sara and Sophie—both of whom think they’re married to him. His double life spirals into chaos, leading to hilarious misunderstandings.

A slapstick comedy also featuring Chunky Pandey, Kiku Sharda, Shefali Jariwala.

14. Kaamraj (2020–, TV Series)

Set in a fantastical kingdom, Kaamraj is a bold mix of prophecy, passion, and betrayal. As the king faces challenges of power, love, and lust, destiny tests the throne.

Known for its heavy erotic fantasy angle, the series stars actors like Sherlyn Chopra and Shilpa Shinde.

15. Honeymoon Suite Room No. 911 (2023–, TV Series)

A suspense-thriller set around a mysterious hotel room, the story follows newlyweds and strangers who unlock secrets behind Room No. 911. Every shadow hides danger, and each clue leads to shocking revelations.

Cast includes Ravi Chhabra, Poonam Pandey, Navina Bole, Aabha Paul and more.

16. Rangeen Kahaniyan (2024–, TV Series)

An anthology of twisted relationships, it focuses on Maddy’s obsession with his mistress’s sister-in-law, Dimpi. Murder, blackmail, and betrayal drive the story forward. When Dimpi exposes the truth, the tale turns into a police case.

Starring Manisha Jain, Hiral Radadiya, Sofiya Sheikh and more.

17. Cartel (2021–, TV Series)

A power-packed crime saga about the Angre family, rulers of Mumbai’s underworld. After an assassination attempt, their empire faces betrayal, rivalries, and political threats.

With an ensemble cast including Supriya Pathak, Rithvik Dhanjani, Tanuj Virwani, and Monica Dogra, the show became one of ALTBalaji’s biggest productions.

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18. Bicchoo Ka Khel (2020–, TV Series)

A revenge thriller starring Divyenndu Sharma as Akhil Srivastava, who seeks vengeance after his father’s death. Using his wit, charm, and rebellious nature, Akhil battles a corrupt system, blurring the line between justice and crime.

The cast also includes Anshul Chauhan and Trishna Mukherjee.

19. Code M (2020–, TV Series)

Major Monica Mehra (Jennifer Winget) investigates an encounter case involving army officers and militants. What starts as routine soon unravels into hidden truths, cover-ups, and personal traumas.

Supported by Tanuj Virwani and Rajat Kapoor, this military thriller highlights patriotism, justice, and corruption.

20. Talab (2023–, TV Series)

This psychological thriller tells the story of Abhay, whose alter ego emerges after childhood trauma. Cop Dev hunts him as Saanvi, a woman abused by her stepbrother, turns to crime herself. As their lives collide, morality, survival, and love clash.

Starring Arryaman Seth, and Aarushi Handa.

21. Kasautii Zindagii Kay (2018–2020, TV Series)

A modern reboot of the iconic love saga between Anurag and Prerna, this show explores their eternal romance against a backdrop of betrayal, revenge, and destiny. Their love story is constantly tested by external forces and personal sacrifices.

Cast: Erica Fernandes, Parth Samthaan, Hina Khan, and Karan Singh Grover.

22. The Married Woman (2021–, TV Series)

Astha, a dutiful wife, mother, and teacher, embarks on a journey of self-discovery when she meets a free-spirited artist, Peeplika. As Astha questions her identity and societal norms, the series becomes a bold exploration of love and liberation.

Cast: Ridhi Dogra, Monica Dogra, and Imaad Shah.

23. Dev DD (2017–2021, TV Series)

A gender-reversed take on the classic Devdas, this series follows Devika, a fiery and unapologetic young woman navigating heartbreak, lust, betrayal, and social norms. Her rebellious attitude makes her both relatable and controversial.

Cast: Asheema Vardaan, Sanjay Suri, and Rashmi Agdekar.

24. Sexy Ghotala (2023–, TV Series)

An anthology of bold stories, Sexy Ghotala explores crime, lust, and greed across different eras. Each episode highlights a scandalous twist where human desires collide with deceit and betrayal.

Cast: Leena Jumani, Ankita Dave, and Muskaan Varshney.

25. Lock Upp (2022, TV Mini Series)

A reality-drama hosted by Kangana Ranaut, Lock Upp traps celebrities inside a prison-like house. Contestants face tasks, confessions, and survival challenges while stripped of luxuries, with only one emerging victorious.

Cast: Kangana Ranaut (host), Karan Kundrra (jailor), and multiple celebrity participants.

26. Jungle Mein Dangal (2024, TV Mini Series)

Set in 1992, the story follows businessman Arvind Maheshwari and his family as they attempt to control the coastal village of Araakhu, exploiting its resources. Betrayals and power struggles ensue amidst the forest’s untamed backdrop.

Cast: Rahul Dev, Rajesh Khattar, and Ashmit Patel.

27. Baarish (2019–, TV Series)

An arranged marriage between a self-made businessman and a middle-class woman slowly turns into a bond of love. Their story unfolds against the romance of the monsoons, exploring companionship, sacrifice, and emotional growth.

Cast: Asha Negi, Sharman Joshi, and Priya Banerjee.

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28. Class of 2017 (2017–, TV Series)

A coming-of-age drama showcasing the trials of eight teenagers as they deal with peer pressure, drugs, sex, and identity crises. It reflects the struggles of high school life in an edgy, raw manner. Cast: Krissann Barretto, Rohan Shah, and Shweta Bajpai.

29. Home (2018–, TV Series)

Inspired by true events, Home portrays the struggles of a middle-class family fighting eviction from their beloved house. The story captures their emotional, financial, and legal battles, as they cling to their values and unity. Cast: Annu Kapoor, Supriya Pilgaonkar, Amol Parashar, and Parikshit Sahni.

30. The Verdict: State Vs Nanavati (2019, TV Mini Series)

Based on the infamous 1959 Nanavati case, the show narrates the story of naval officer Kawas Nanavati, who killed his wife’s lover in a crime of passion. The trial gripped India, dividing opinions across politics, media, and society. Cast: Manav Kaul, Elli AvrRam, Sumeet Vyas, and Angad Bedi.

21. Kasautii Zindagii Kay (2018–2020, TV Series)

A modern reboot of the iconic love saga between Anurag and Prerna, this show explores their eternal romance against a backdrop of betrayal, revenge, and destiny. Their love story is constantly tested by external forces and personal sacrifices. Cast: Erica Fernandes, Parth Samthaan, Hina Khan, and Karan Singh Grover.

22. The Married Woman (2021–, TV Series)

Astha, a dutiful wife, mother, and teacher, embarks on a journey of self-discovery when she meets a free-spirited artist, Peeplika. As Astha questions her identity and societal norms, the series becomes a bold exploration of love and liberation. Cast: Ridhi Dogra, Monica Dogra, and Imaad Shah.

23. Dev DD (2017–2021, TV Series)

A gender-reversed take on the classic Devdas, this series follows Devika, a fiery and unapologetic young woman navigating heartbreak, lust, betrayal, and social norms. Her rebellious attitude makes her both relatable and controversial.

Cast: Asheema Vardaan, Sanjay Suri, and Rashmi Agdekar.

24. Sexy Ghotala (2023–, TV Series)

An anthology of bold stories, Sexy Ghotala explores crime, lust, and greed across different eras. Each episode highlights a scandalous twist where human desires collide with deceit and betrayal.

Cast: Leena Jumani, Ankita Dave, and Muskaan Varshney.

25. Lock Upp (2022, TV Mini Series)

A reality-drama hosted by Kangana Ranaut, Lock Upp traps celebrities inside a prison-like house. Contestants face tasks, confessions, and survival challenges while stripped of luxuries, with only one emerging victorious.

Cast: Kangana Ranaut (host), Karan Kundrra (jailor), and multiple celebrity participants.

26. Jungle Mein Dangal (2024, TV Mini Series)

Set in 1992, the story follows businessman Arvind Maheshwari and his family as they attempt to control the coastal village of Araakhu, exploiting its resources. Betrayals and power struggles ensue amidst the forest’s untamed backdrop.

Cast: Rahul Dev, Rajesh Khattar, and Ashmit Patel.

27. Baarish (2019–, TV Series)

An arranged marriage between a self-made businessman and a middle-class woman slowly turns into a bond of love. Their story unfolds against the romance of the monsoons, exploring companionship, sacrifice, and emotional growth.

Cast: Asha Negi, Sharman Joshi, and Priya Banerjee.

28. Class of 2017 (2017–, TV Series)

A coming-of-age drama showcasing the trials of eight teenagers as they deal with peer pressure, drugs, sex, and identity crises. It reflects the struggles of high school life in an edgy, raw manner.

Cast: Krissann Barretto, Rohan Shah, and Shweta Bajpai.

29. Home (2018–, TV Series)

Inspired by true events, Home portrays the struggles of a middle-class family fighting eviction from their beloved house. The story captures their emotional, financial, and legal battles, as they cling to their values and unity.

Cast: Annu Kapoor, Supriya Pilgaonkar, Amol Parashar, and Parikshit Sahni.

30. The Verdict: State Vs Nanavati (2019, TV Mini Series)

Based on the infamous 1959 Nanavati case, the show narrates the story of naval officer Kawas Nanavati, who killed his wife’s lover in a crime of passion. The trial gripped India, dividing opinions across politics, media, and society.

Cast: Manav Kaul, Elli AvrRam, Sumeet Vyas, and Angad Bedi.

41. Medically Yourrs (2019–, TV Series)

A slice-of-life dramedy set in Kolkata, it follows medical students Abir and Nibedita as they juggle academic pressure, personal lives, and parental expectations. With exams, romance, and mental health challenges, it captures the true chaos of med school.
Cast: Shantanu Maheshwari, Nityaami Shirke, Keval Dasani, Swati Semwal.

42. Fittrat (2019–, TV Series)

Tarini Bisht, a gold-digger with dreams of marrying rich, tags along with her wealthy BFF Amy. But complications arise when Amy’s fiancé Veer falls for Tarini. The story explores friendship, betrayal, and self-discovery.
Cast: Krystle D’Souza, Anushka Ranjan, Aditya Seal.

43. Karrle Tu Bhi Mohabbat (2017–2019, TV Series)

A romantic drama about Karan Khanna, an alcoholic superstar, and Dr. Tripurasundari, a no-nonsense therapist. Their journey from dislike to love unfolds during a rehab trip to the hills.
Cast: Ram Kapoor, Sakshi Tanwar.

44. Bang Baang (2021–, TV Series)

A high-octane action-thriller where Raghu is the prime suspect in a murder case. His ex-girlfriend Meera investigates, uncovering dangerous secrets along the way. Packed with stunts, mystery, and romance.
Cast: Faisal Shaikh (Mr. Faisu), Ruhi Singh, Aman Gandotra.

45. Backroad Hustle (2024–, TV Series)

Set in the outskirts of a metro city, it portrays reckless youngsters living by their own rules until a major conflict tests their loyalty and survival. A gritty story of rebellion and consequences.
Cast: Lakshya Sharma, Ritika Shroti.

46. The Great Indian Dysfunctional Family (2018–, TV Series)

After years apart, brothers Vikramjeet and Samar Ranaut reunite, reopening old wounds. Dark secrets, sibling rivalry, and family drama collide in this emotional yet gripping tale.
Cast: Kay Kay Menon, Barun Sobti, Eisha Chopra, Swaroop Sampat.

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47. It Happened in Calcutta (2020–, TV Series)

Set in the 1960s–70s, this period romance follows medical students Ronobir and Kusum, whose love story intertwines with India’s wars, epidemics, and political unrest.
Cast: Karan Kundrra, Naghma Rizwan.

48. Booo: Sabki Phategi (2019–, TV Series)

A horror-comedy where Manav’s friends reunite at his resort, only to discover it’s haunted. Hilarious scares and paranormal chaos ensue as they try to survive the night.
Cast: Tusshar Kapoor, Mallika Sherawat, Sanjay Mishra, Krushna Abhishek.

49. Hum Tum and Them (2019–, TV Series)

Two single parents, Shiva and Yudi, find love again while navigating teenage children, blended families, and emotional baggage. A heartwarming tale of second chances.
Cast: Shweta Tiwari, Akshay Oberoi, Bhavin Bhanushali, Gautam Ahuja.

50. Coldd Lassi Aur Chicken Masala (2019–, TV Series)

Ex-lovers Nitya and Vikram reunite after 8 years when she’s running a restaurant and he returns as a celebrity chef. Old flames, unresolved issues, and culinary battles spice up their journey.
Cast: Divyanka Tripathi Dahiya, Rajeev Khandelwal.

51. Pyar Ka Bazaar (2024 – TV Mini Series)

Two brothers, Yuvaan and Yash, start a party bus business, hoping for success. But their lives spiral when they get entangled with a powerful politician’s family, bringing danger, crime, and betrayal.
Cast: Rohan Mehra, Ansh Bagri.

52. ALT Balaji Stand Up Show (2018 – TV Mini Series)

A short-lived experiment where rising comedians showcased their quirky takes on Indian society, relationships, and everyday humor.
Cast: Varun Thakur, Sumukhi Suresh.

53. Haq Se (2018 – TV Series)

Set in Kashmir, the series follows four sisters chasing their dreams against the backdrop of unrest. Each sister’s journey explores love, ambition, and sacrifice, symbolizing the struggles of women in conflict-ridden areas.
Cast: Rajeev Khandelwal, Surveen Chawla, Parul Gulati, Aanchal Sharma.

54. His Story (2021 – TV Series)

Kunal and Sakshi, a power couple married for 15 years, seem perfect. But Kunal’s secret relationship with a man shatters everything, leading to a heartfelt exploration of identity, love, and acceptance.
Cast: Satyadeep Misra, Priyamani, Mrinal Dutt.

55. Romil and Jugal (2017 – TV Series)

A modern-day Romeo and Juliet reimagined with two men as leads. The story of Romil and Jugal brings humor, romance, and societal challenges while normalizing same-sex love stories.
Cast: Rajeev Siddhartha, Manraj Singh.

56. Haseeno Ka Inteqaam (2024 – TV Series)

Moosa, a smuggler, searches for a missing idol part. Things turn mysterious when two people claim to have it. With betrayals and surveillance, the thriller explores trust, crime, and revenge.
Cast: Ravi Bhatia, Shafaq Naaz.

57. Puncch Beat (2018 – TV Series)

A high-school drama set in Rosewood High, filled with boxing matches, romances, and rivalries. When a student is murdered, everyone becomes a suspect, uncovering shocking secrets.
Cast: Priyank Sharma, Siddharth Sharma, Harshita Gaur, Khushi Joshi.

58. Bebaakee (2020 – TV Series)

Two friends, Sufiyaan and Imtiaz, run a media empire together. But when they both fall for Kainaat, love turns into obsession, rivalry, and destruction.
Cast: Kushal Tandon, Shiv Jyoti Rajput, Karan Jotwani.

59. Mission Over Mars (2019 – TV Series)

Inspired by real events, it tells the story of four female scientists who played a pivotal role in India’s Mars Orbiter Mission, fighting societal bias and personal struggles while making history.
Cast: Sakshi Tanwar, Mona Singh, Nidhi Singh, Palomi Ghosh.

60. Bewafaa Sii Wafaa (2017 – TV Series)

What happens when two people, already married, find true love in each other? A passionate love story filled with longing, guilt, and betrayal that questions loyalty and desire.
Cast: Samir Soni, Aditi Vasudev.

61. Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu (2021 – TV Series)

Nawab, a small-town boy, rises to become a feared underworld don in Bombay. His love for actress Laila complicates his life as his mentor-turned-rival Lala turns against him.
Cast: Parth Samthaan, Patralekha Paul, Arslan Goni.

62. Mentalhood (2020 – TV Series)

Six mothers juggle parenting challenges, personal ambitions, and relationships in this dramedy. It’s a heartfelt look at modern-day parenting chaos with laughter and tears.
Cast: Karisma Kapoor, Sandhya Mridul, Shilpa Shukla, Shruti Seth, Tillotama Shome.

63. Kehne Ko Humsafar Hain (2018–2020 – TV Series)

A 40-year-old married man is torn between responsibilities and his quest for personal happiness as he falls in love outside marriage, leading to complex family dynamics.
Cast: Ronit Roy, Mona Singh, Gurdeep Kohli.

64. Nashila Husn (2024 – TV Mini Series)

A young woman seeks revenge for her sister’s murder by Raj, a ruthless IT company owner. But betrayal, gangsters, and deception complicate her quest for justice.
Cast: Sonia Sharma, Rajiv Kumar.

65. Hum: I’m Because of Us (2018 – TV Series)

Three sisters leave for Mumbai chasing dreams and ambitions. But love, ambition, and betrayal test their bond in the big city, threatening their relationship.
Cast: Kushal Tandon, Ridhima Pandit, Karishma Sharma, Payal Bhojwani.

66. Love Scandals & Doctors (2021 – TV Series)

Five medical interns become prime suspects in a shocking murder. As the investigation deepens, questions arise about whether they’re guilty or victims of a setup.
Cast: Rahul Dev, Punit J Pathak, Neha Hinge.

67. Puraani Haveli Ka Rahasya (2023 – TV Series)

A supernatural thriller set in an old haveli where dark secrets, paranormal events, and family vendettas intertwine, uncovering shocking truths.
Cast: Prakriti Nautiyal, Puneett Chouksey.

68. Zaban Sambhal Ke (2018 – TV Mini Series)

A Hindi teacher finds himself teaching a group of multicultural students. The comical mistranslations and quirky characters make this a light-hearted remake of the classic sitcom.
Cast: Sumeet Raghavan, Bakhtiyaar Irani.

69. Dhimaner Dinkaal (2017 – TV Series)

Dhiman’s world flips when he’s forced to embrace modern technology. From temptation to moral struggles, his simple life changes forever in this Bengali web series.
Cast: Saswata Chatterjee.

70. Girgit (2021 – TV Series)

When love turns into obsession, marriages crumble and friendships are tested. A dark thriller where characters reveal their “true colors” in pursuit of love and survival.
Cast: Nakul Roshan Sahdev, Taniya Kalrra, Trupti Khamkar.

71. Crashh (2021 – TV Series)

A tragic accident tears apart four siblings. Years later, fate reunites them, but will they recognize each other and rebuild the lost bond of family and love?
Cast: Zain Imam, Aditi Sharma, Rohan Mehra, Kunj Anand, Anushka Sen.

72. Dr Donn (TBA – TV Series)

Details about this series remain limited, but it’s expected to revolve around a quirky character named Dr Donn, mixing drama and humor in unexpected ways.
Cast: (Info not widely available).

73. F… U, OK? (2019 – TV Series)

Four friends fresh out of college run a quirky business idea—an all-night contraceptive delivery service. Their journey explores modern love, comedy, and youth struggles.
Cast: Tara Alisha Berry, Simran Kaur Mundi.

74. PM Selfiewallie (2018 – TV Series)

Tanya, a bubbly fashion blogger from London, unexpectedly becomes India’s youngest Prime Minister. Her journey blends comedy, satire, and challenges of leading a nation.
Cast: Nityaami Shirke, Sayed Raza.

75. Fourplay (2018 – TV Series)

Four couples face marital chaos when misunderstandings lead to hilarious twists in their relationships. A comedy of errors about love, lust, and fidelity.
Cast: Rajesh Khattar, Vandana Sajnani, Kubbra Sait, Kashmera Shah.

76. Judaai (2018 – TV Series)

A romantic drama exploring relationships, longing, and heartbreak when two lovers face separation and fight against circumstances to reunite.
Cast: (Info limited).

77. Cyber Squad (2017 – TV Series)

A group of smart teenagers forms a cyber squad to solve crimes and fight against online predators while dealing with their own growing-up struggles.
Cast: Rohan Shah, Omkar Kulkarni, Roshan Preet, Jovita Jose.

78. Galti Se Mis-Tech (2018 – TV Mini Series)

Dhara and Shivam, a young couple, deal with digital-age problems when technology interferes in their relationship, leading to fun and chaos.
Cast: Rithvik Dhanjani, Anita Hassanandani.

79. Boygiri (2017 – TV Series)

A group of six men refuse to grow up, balancing society’s expectations and their own immaturity in this comedy-drama about friendships and boyhood adventures.
Cast: Aashim Gulati, Amey Wagh, Adhaar Khurana.

80. NIS Patiala (2019 – TV Series)

Set against the backdrop of sports training in Patiala, this series highlights the struggles, ambitions, and love lives of young athletes.
Cast: (Info limited).

81. The Great Indian Cricket Fan (2025 – TV Series)

A lighthearted and emotional take on India’s obsession with cricket. It follows ordinary fans during a big cricket season, showing how the game binds the country together.
Cast: Abigail Jain, Priitamm Jaiswal, Yuvraj Duaa, Neha Bharti and more.

82. Hero Varrdiwala (2019 – TV Series)

IPS officer Tejasvi Pratap battles terrorism and corruption in Uttar Pradesh. His bold fight against a criminal syndicate comes with personal stakes.
Cast: Amrapali Dubey, Dinesh Lal Yadav “Nirahua”.

83. Pammi Aunty (2017–2019 – TV Series)

A comedy-drama about Pammi Aunty, a loud, witty Punjabi woman, delivering hilarious commentary on modern life, family, and relationships.
Cast: Ssumier Pasricha.

84. Hai Taubba (2021 – TV Mini Series)

An anthology of bold, mature stories exploring sexuality, love, betrayal, and social taboos. Each episode depicts a unique story of desire and relationships.
Cast: Gagan Anand, Tuhina Das, Saheb Bhattacharya, Simran Mishrikoti.

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