From suspense thrillers to lighthearted romances and hard-hitting dramas, here’s a roundup of the latest and upcoming Hindi web series you shouldn’t miss. Only the Freshest: We feature the freshest new web series released in the last few months – only what’s buzzing now.
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Raakshasha (Zee5 | February 20 )
This crime suspense thriller is about a cop investigating a string of crocodile attacks near the Malaprabha river. Villagers blame old myths — but when bloodied remains are found, the case takes a serious and shocking turn.
Wheel of Fortune (Sony Liv | February 16-20)
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Masterchef (Sony Liv | February 16-20)
India’s favorite culinary showdown is back with Season 9, celebrating the ‘Pride of India.’ Chefs Vikas Khanna, Ranveer Brar, and Kunal Kapur mentor passionate home cooks as they whip up regional delicacies and showcase personal food stories. Expect intense challenges, creative dishes, and loads of finger-licking drama!
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Bandwale (Amazon Prime | February 12)
Mariam, a small-town poet, dreams of sharing her voice with the world and finding creative freedom. With support from unexpected friends, she steps into a new journey filled with music, ambition, and emotional growth. This heartfelt drama makes for an inspiring and enjoyable binge.
Kohrra Season 2 (Netflix | February 11)
Transferred to a new police station, Amarpal Garundi partners with a tough, no-nonsense senior officer to probe a brutal murder. As the investigation deepens, long-buried family secrets and emotional wounds surface, turning the case into a dark and gripping Punjab noir mystery. (Also Read: Shows Like Kohrra)
Amar Vishwas (Amazon MX Player | February 11)
A brilliant defense lawyer steps into a high-profile murder case that seems open-and-shut at first glance. But as he pulls at the threads, hidden industry secrets, forced confessions, and a wider conspiracy begin to emerge, raising the stakes at every turn.
Daldal (Prime Video | 30 January)
Bhumi Pednekar plays DCP Rita Ferreira, hunting a brutal serial killer in Mumbai. As the case darkens, she battles her own trauma, anger, and workplace patriarchy. A gripping psychological crime thriller. (Loved Daldal? Explore 15 Shows Like Daldal You Can’t Miss)
Space Gen – Chandrayaan (JioHotstar | 23 January)
What happens when a space mission doesn’t go as planned? Space Gen – Chandrayaan takes you inside the high-pressure world of Indian space engineers after the unexpected outcome of Chandrayaan-2. Packed with emotion, determination, and desi pride, it’s an inspiring watch about falling, rising, and aiming for the stars again.
Cheekatilo (Prime Video | 23 Jan)
When crime anchor Sandhya’s closest friend dies under mysterious circumstances, she refuses to let the truth stay buried. What starts as an investigation soon turns deeply personal, pulling her into a world of power games, patriarchy, and painful memories. Dark, gripping, and fearless—Cheekatilo is a powerful story of truth, trauma, and resilience.
Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web (January 14 | Netflix)
Neeraj Pandey returns to his gritty thriller zone with this high-stakes airport drama. Emraan Hashmi steps into the shoes of a sharp Mumbai Customs officer heading an elite task force. As the team cracks down on a massive international smuggling racket, the chase unfolds across multiple airports, secrets unravel, and every move could be a trap. (Also Read: Watch Shows Like Taskaree)
Shark Tank India Season 5 (January 5 | Sony LIV)
The sharks are back, with 15 top industry leaders ready to invest in India’s next big ideas. Season 5 adds a “Campus Special” highlighting college inventors nationwide. Expect high-stakes pitches, clever negotiations, and plenty of drama. Veteran and new sharks alike bring sharp advice and big money. This season is a fascinating peek into India’s evolving startup world.
Freedom at Midnight Season 2 (January 9 | SonyLIV)
Nikkhil Advani’s historical drama is back! Season 2 dives into the aftermath of India’s Partition, showcasing the refugee crisis, political challenges, and the resilience of millions. Featuring Sidhant Gupta, Chirag Vohra, and Rajendra Chawla, this series blends politics and personal stories in a gripping way.
MTV Splitsvilla X6 (January 9 | JioHotstar)
Love or money? This season of Splitsvilla puts romance to the ultimate test. Hosted by Sunny Leone and Karan Kundrra with Nia Sharma and Urfi Javed stirring the pot, singles compete in challenges, temptations, and eliminations that reveal true intentions. Drama, romance, and games galore!
The Great Indian Kapil Show – Season 4 (January 9 | Netflix)
Kapil Sharma and his team return with Season 4 of The Great Indian Kapil Show, promising bigger laughs, celebrity guests, and high-energy sketch comedy. With familiar faces, playful banter, and crowd-pleasing humour, the show continues to be a go-to choice for light-hearted family entertainment.
Single Papa (December 12 | Netflix)
Headlined by Kunal Kemmu, this heartfelt comedy-drama follows a newly divorced “man-child” who stuns everyone by adopting a baby. His carefree life slowly transforms as he learns to take responsibility and become a real parent. With strong support from Manoj Pahwa, Ayesha Raza, and Prajakta Koli, this family entertainer delivers warmth, humor, and emotion. (Also Read: Must-Watch Shows like Single Papa)
Real Kashmir Football Club (December 9 | SonyLIV)
Inspired by the true journey of Kashmir’s first professional football team, this series follows two determined men-a Kashmiri Pandit and a Kashmiri Muslim-who rise above social and political barriers. Their dream of building the valley’s first professional club becomes a symbol of hope and unity. A powerful story led by Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub and Manav Kaul.
The Family Man Season 3 (November 21 | Amazon Prime Video)
Srikant Tiwari (Manoj Bajpayee) returns, once again juggling dad duties with dangerous espionage. Season 3 raises the stakes with high-octane missions, tough moral choices, and an expanded ensemble including Jaideep Ahlawat, Nimrat Kaur, Priyamani, Sharib Hashmi, and Seema Biswas—making this chapter the most intense yet. (Also Read: Must-Watch Shows like The Family Man)
Dining With The Kapoors (November 21 | Netflix)
A warm, documentary-style celebration that brings multiple generations of the Kapoor family together for Raj Kapoor’s 100th birthday lunch. Expect nostalgia, laughter, rare anecdotes, and a charming glimpse into Bollywood royalty.
Delhi Crime – Season 3 (November 13 | Netflix)
DCP Vartika Chaturvedi is back with a case that pushes her beyond Delhi’s boundaries. This season digs deeper into emotional and societal complexities, with Huma Qureshi joining the cast to heighten the tension. A gripping continuation of the Emmy-winning crime drama. (Also Read: Must-Watch Shows like Delhi Crime)
Maharani Season 4 (November 7 | Sony LIV)
Huma Qureshi’s Rani Bharti heads from Bihar straight into Delhi’s political firestorm. Facing her fiercest opponent yet—the Prime Minister—she battles new conspiracies, shifting loyalties, and the country’s top power players. Expect bold moves and bigger twists. (Also Read: Political Dramas like Maharani)
Bhagwat Chapter 1: Raakshas (October 17 | ZEE5)
Arshad Warsi and Jitendra Kumar headline this psychological thriller set in a quiet Uttar Pradesh town where people keep vanishing. As a police officer digs deeper, a mysterious professor becomes the prime suspect, unraveling a chilling story where logic and madness collide.
The Naina Murder Case (October 10 | JioHotstar)
Just when ACP Sanyukta Das plans to retire, a disturbing murder pulls her back in. Inspired by The Killing, this intense thriller starring Konkona Sensharma blends suspense, emotion, and moral dilemmas as she races against time to crack the case.
Kurukshetra: The Great War of Mahabharata (October 10 | Netflix)
An epic animated retelling of the iconic 18-day battle between the Pandavas and Kauravas. The series dives into the emotional conflicts, heroism, and moral complexity behind one of India’s most enduring mythological sagas. (Also Read: Movies and Shows Like Kurukshetra)
13th: Some Lessons Aren’t Taught In Classrooms (October 1 | Sony LIV)
Ritesh, a successful venture capitalist, walks away from corporate success to help his mentor build an ed-tech dream. Inspired by real events, this heartfelt drama explores ambition, reinvention, and rediscovering purpose.
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