Though the scenes or portrayals could be somewhat offensive to a few, ‘BBB’ is still a breath of fresh air and brings upon a tingling sensation in the rather bland world of Indian series. While bold scenes and acts aren’t very difficult to find, performances are also surprisingly well-thought through, thanks to the YRF banner (Y-Films to be precise) and increasingly popular star cast (of the likes of Ali Fazal, Rajit Kapoor et al). Belonging to the Rom-com genre, ‘BBB’ tries to explore humor among sex and relationships in an urbanized destination marriage-ly setup. Bang Baaja Baaraat (2015-)Īs the name suggests, so it happens. The way forward is definitely going to be interesting on evolving character depths and the possible inclusion of new ones. TVF Inmates surely looks promising, with some day-to-day struggles faced by the “inmates” at work and personal fronts and their ludicrous notions on the same. The latest addition perhaps to the world of Indian web-series, TVF Inmates is a hilarious take on and about the lives of five friends – Madhav, Fooga, Rahul, Kay, and Richa, who share a house. Loaded with rather baseless profanity and utterly flawed at places, yet, Dev DD can still be watched for the sultry, confused and independent Devika and a fresher perspective from Ekta Kapoor’s kitty. Claimed to be a modern-day take on Devdas, Devika is cool with weed and alcoholism and apparently casual with love and relationships. You can watch many of these best Indian web series on YouTube, Netflix, Hulu or Amazon Prime.īased on Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay’s Devdas, Dev DD is nothing special other than your daily soaps, except for its boldness and a small-town based girl longing for salvation. So here goes, the non-exhaustive list of top Indian web-series ever made that could make you fall for Indian serial-like content all over again. Though I had originally shortlisted more than 40 such worthwhile Indian web-series ruling over the internet, this list only has the few best which you could make the most of.Īll said and done, I’d call 2016 as the golden year for many budding Indian web-series and shockingly or surprisingly, close to 80% of the aforementioned web-series commenced then. And until now, none of them have disappointed us. The USP, however, of such web-series is very less of drama (like less of falling steel plates, shapeshifting snakes and what not) and more of presenting a social message or a strong storyline. So far, while most of such web-series have been limited to a single season, with an average of 8-10 episodes per season, very few have gone to the extent of entering their second or further seasons.
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