If you were hooked by the haunting mystery and supernatural chills of Baramulla, here’s your next binge list. These shows and films carry that same eerie, atmospheric energy-where cops chase shadows, secrets blur into the supernatural, and the truth hides in places darker than night.
1. Mandala Murders (Netflix)
In the murky world of secret societies and ritualistic killings, Mandala Murders follows a suspended cop and a CBI officer as they uncover a string of murders tied to an ancient cult. Set in the fictional town of Charandaspur, this psychological thriller mixes police procedural grit with occult undertones. Expect cryptic symbols, eerie visuals, and the kind of slow-burn suspense that keeps you up past midnight.
2. Asur (JioHotstar)
A forensic expert turned serial killer. Mythology. Morality. Murder. Asur dives deep into the intersection of science and spirituality, where the past and present collide in a battle between good and evil. Arshad Warsi and Barun Sobti deliver knockout performances in this gripping blend of mythological philosophy and modern crime investigation. If Baramulla intrigued you with its spiritual darkness, Asur will consume you whole.
3. Ghoul (Netflix)
In a dystopian India, a mysterious prisoner turns an interrogation room into a nightmare. Starring Radhika Apte, Ghoul combines horror, military politics, and folklore into a three-episode miniseries that’s as chilling as it is thought-provoking. The atmosphere is claustrophobic, the tension relentless-and much like Baramulla, every revelation cuts deeper than the last.
4. Dahan: Raakan Ka Rahasya (JioHotstar)
A government officer arrives in a remote Rajasthan village to reopen a haunted mine-only to face villagers who believe it’s cursed. Dahan is a supernatural mystery that explores fear, faith, and folklore. It’s rooted in Indian mysticism, making it the perfect pick if you loved Baramulla’s mix of realism and the paranormal.
5. Adhura (Prime Video)
Set in an elite boarding school nestled in the hills, Adhura tells the story of a new counselor who realizes one of students harbors a terrifying secret. The show’s fog-drenched setting, eerie silences, and mounting dread make it a standout horror-thriller. With layered storytelling and emotional undertones, Adhura blurs the line between grief and ghostly possession-just like Baramulla’s haunting backdrop.
6. Talaash (Netflix)
Before India had a “supernatural cop” trend, there was Talaash. A psychological mystery starring Aamir Khan, Rani Mukerji, and Kareena Kapoor Khan, the film follows a grieving police officer investigating a fatal car crash that leads to deeper emotional and metaphysical truths. It’s elegant, haunting, and masterfully subtle-perfect for fans of dark, emotional thrillers.
7. The Last Hour (Prime Video)
In the misty mountains of the Northeast, a police officer partners with a shaman who can communicate with the souls of the dead. Together, they hunt a killer-but soon realize the line between life and death is thinner than they imagined. With its Himalayan setting and mystical tone, The Last Hour echoes Baramulla’s eerie spirituality and investigative suspense.
8. Sacred Games (Netflix)
While not supernatural, Sacred Games captures the same intensity and mystery that made Baramulla so gripping. The series dives into the murky underworld of Mumbai, following a police officer who receives a cryptic warning that the city will be destroyed in 25 days. With its layered characters, moral dilemmas, and sharp social commentary, it’s one of the finest crime thrillers ever made in India.
If Baramulla left you craving more stories where the spiritual meets the sinister, this list will keep you glued to your screen. Each title offers a unique mix of mystery, myth, and human emotion-proving that Indian storytelling is entering a golden age of dark, intelligent thrillers.