Shruti Haasan Joins Ananya Panday in 'Call Me Bae' Season 2
The first season of 'Call Me Bae' followed a privileged young woman, Bae, navigating a fall from grace, forcing her to rebuild her life independently in Mumbai.
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The first season of 'Call Me Bae' followed a privileged young woman, Bae, navigating a fall from grace, forcing her to rebuild her life independently in Mumbai.

Soumik Sen’s disorganised period drama retells the story of the birth of Bangladesh against the backdrop of a Calcutta jazz club

With broad plotlines for each episode and reasonably likeable ensemble, the show is best enjoyed as a second screen experience.

The platform’s major scripted titles include 'Made In India: The Titan Story', 'Sankalp, 'Ab Hoga Hisaab' and others

Vijay Raghavendra is perfectly cast as a vulnerable cop racing to recover a missing corpse’s head and save his own.

The Honours by The Hollywood Reporter India celebrates these five shows that pushed the boundaries of long-format storytelling and put Indian streaming on the global map again

In partnership with OpenAI, the platform introduces multilingual voice and text discovery, aiming to solve the “what to watch” dilemma with context-aware recommendations across live and on-demand content.

The director opens up about the heartbreak he experienced after the loss of 'Maximum City', and how writing 'Kennedy' helped him recover.

The exclusive event will take place on February 18 in Mumbai and will be attended by the biggest names in the Indian entertainment industry.

The 'Kohrra' team of Sudip Sharma, Barun Sobti and Mona Singh on what to expect from the second season of the cop thriller

The 7-episode series suffers from the women-written-by-men syndrome

Returning seasons dominated the upper end of the charts, while new originals struggled to break through unless backed by strong branding or star value.

Barun Sobti reprises his role as a conflicted police officer while Mona Singh joins the series as a new commanding presence in the Punjab-set crime drama’s second chapter.

The TVF series dramatising ISRO’s landmark lunar mission is steeped in a lack of curiosity, craft and wonder

Journalist-turned-filmmaker Supriya Gupta — who produced the four episodes of 'Bad Boys Billionaires' including 'Riding the Tiger' — talks about the prolonged legal battle to release the episode, meeting Ramalinga Raju in person, and the state of Indian non-fiction on streaming.

Starring Emraan Hashmi, the Neeraj Pandey-helmed series falls into old habits despite exploring uncharted territory.

The second season of Nikkhil Advani’s ambitious dive into Partition-era politics is bigger, smarter, fuller and fuelled by a terrific cast.

The first four episodes of this sports drama revolve around a fading cricket academy and its overfamiliar faces.

From blistering crime thrillers and inventive “shockumentaries” to sincere sports dramas, these Hindi series proved that streaming remains the home of India’s boldest, most ambitious storytelling.

As filmmakers blame soaring ticket prices and ad overload for dwindling audiences, the PVR Inox executive director argues the real issue is content—not cost.









