In Mirzapur, power comes with enemies, loyalty has its limits, and a family feud can turn into an all-out war. If the fight for its throne has you looking for more dangerous underworld stories, these 10 Hindi movies like Mirzapur deserve a place on your watchlist. From inherited blood feuds to trusted allies plotting a takeover, each explores what happens when ambition becomes more important than human life.
10 Movies Like Mirzapur: The Movie Packed With Gang Wars, Revenge And Power Struggles
1. Gangs of Wasseypur – Part 1 (2012)
Sardar Khan grows up determined to avenge his father’s murder, but his revenge becomes tangled with his own rise through Wasseypur’s criminal world. As he challenges the powerful Ramadhir Singh, personal grudges spread across families and generations. Manoj Bajpayee leads this Anurag Kashyap film, which makes a particularly close match for Mirzapur through its local power struggles, sharp humour and simmering rivalries.
Where to Watch: Vi Movies & TV; Apple TV Store for rental or purchase.
2. Gangs of Wasseypur – Part 2 (2012)
The next generation inherits a conflict it did not start but is soon determined to finish. Nawazuddin Siddiqui’s Faizal Khan moves deeper into the family’s criminal business, facing rivals whose ambitions make every agreement uncertain. Watch this after the first part for the full impact of its betrayals and revenge. Its battle over who gets to rule makes it an especially fitting follow-up to Mirzapur.
Where to Watch: Apple TV Store—rental or purchase.
3. Omkara (2006)
When a gang leader chooses his new lieutenant, the decision leaves a trusted associate nursing a dangerous grudge. That resentment gradually poisons relationships within a group already caught up in political violence. Ajay Devgn, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor lead this adaptation of Shakespeare’s Othello. Its Uttar Pradesh setting will feel familiar to Mirzapur viewers, but the strongest connection is how wounded pride can destroy an organisation from within.
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Where to Watch: Prime Video; Amazon MX Player with ads.
4. Maqbool (2004)
Maqbool is a trusted aide to Mumbai underworld boss Abbaji, but his secret relationship with the boss’s mistress, Nimmi, puts that loyalty under pressure. Love and ambition push him towards imagining a future in which he holds the power himself. Starring Irrfan Khan, Tabu and Pankaj Kapur, this Macbeth adaptation is a compelling choice for viewers drawn to the plotting behind Mirzapur’s violent confrontations.
Where to Watch: Prime Video, JioHotstar and Amazon MX Player.
5. Company (2002)
An ambitious gangster and a calculating criminal leader build a formidable partnership, only to discover how difficult it is to share power. Ajay Devgn and Vivek Oberoi play Malik and Chandu in this underworld drama, where professional disagreements become deeply personal conflicts. The appeal for Mirzapur fans lies in watching loyalty erode: the people who help build an empire can also become its most dangerous enemies.
Where to Watch: Prime Video; Amazon MX Player with ads.
6. Satya (1998)
A newcomer to Mumbai finds himself drawn into organised crime after meeting gangster Bhiku Mhatre in prison. As he becomes part of the gang, his hopes for an ordinary personal life clash with the violence surrounding him. J. D. Chakravarthy and Manoj Bajpayee anchor a story where friendship and brutality exist side by side. It is a strong pick if Mirzapur’s relationships interest you as much as its shootouts.
Where to Watch: Vi Movies & TV.
7. Sarkar (2005)
Subhash Nagre commands influence outside the law, but a coordinated attack on his authority threatens both his position and his family. His son Shankar is pulled into the struggle as enemies move against them. Amitabh Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan lead this drama about family loyalty and the responsibilities of inherited power. For viewers fascinated by Mirzapur’s ruling household, the tension between protecting a father and defending his empire should hold particular appeal.
Where to Watch: Prime Video, JioHotstar and Amazon MX Player.
8. Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster (2011)
A financially struggling royal tries to preserve his political influence while his neglected wife begins a relationship with a new driver. What he does not know is that the driver has been planted by a rival. Jimmy Sheirgill, Mahie Gill and Randeep Hooda turn this household into a dangerous contest of desire and ambition. Like Mirzapur, the film makes private relationships central to the wider struggle for control.
Where to Watch: Current streaming availability in India could not be confirmed.
9. Raees (2017)
Raees builds a profitable illegal liquor business in Gujarat, using resourcefulness and local connections to expand his influence. But his growing power brings conflict with rivals and a police officer determined to stop him. Shah Rukh Khan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui face off in a crime drama that mixes commercial spectacle with underworld politics. Its overlap with Mirzapur comes through the uneasy relationship between criminal enterprise, public support and political protection.
Where to Watch: Apple TV Store—rental or purchase.
10. Vaastav: The Reality (1999)
Raghu hopes to earn an honest living, but a violent confrontation sends his life in a very different direction. As he becomes entangled in Mumbai’s underworld, his growing reputation brings consequences that reach his family. Sanjay Dutt leads this darker, more personal take on a gangster’s rise. If the cost of violence is what stays with you after Mirzapur, Vaastav offers a story in which gaining power steadily reduces a man’s chances of escape.
Where to Watch: Prime Video.
Which ones are your favourite?