Trial By Fire (Netflix)

Over the past 20 years, Neelam and Shekhar Krishnamoorthy, two parents, have embarked on a challenging but tenacious quest for justice.

Farzi (Amazon Prime)

When Sunny, a gifted amateur artist, makes the ideal counterfeit money note, he is thrust into the competitive world of counterfeiting.

Guns & Gulaabs (Netflix)

An opium sale entangles a lovesick mechanic and a big-city police officer in the tangled web of the cartel-run village of Gulaabgunj.

Jubilee (Amazon Prime)

A group of people and the risks they are prepared to take to achieve their goals, aspirations, and passions.

Night Manager (Disney+ Hotstar)

In the midst of the Rohingya genocide in 2017, “Shaan” Sengupta, a former lieutenant in the Indian Navy, is employed as a night manager in a Dhaka hotel. Safina Kidwai, a 14-year-old married to Freddie Rehman, the star hotel’s majority share owner, approaches him offering to assist her flee to India.

Kohhra (Netflix)

Rajeshwari moves into Amit’s mansion after being married to the wealthy man. She finds out about Amit’s ex-wife Poonam, whose ghost haunts the home, when he departs on a trip.

Asur 2 (Jio Cinema)

With his wife and daughter, Nikhil, a former forensic expert turned teacher, has a contented but quiet life. But soon after, he teams up with his mentor to apprehend a Serial Killer.

Dahaad (Sony Live)

Anjali Bhaati looks into a number of murders involving women who are discovered dead in public restrooms. At first, Bhaati believes the death to be a suicide, but as the inquiry goes on, she discovers there is a serial killer on the loose.

Saas Bahu Aur Flamingo (Disney+ Hotstar)

A clandestine drug organization in the desolate desert is led by a formidable matriarch.

Scoop (Netflix)

A crime reporter fighting for justice is thrown into the intersection of the police, media, and Mumbai underworld following the brutal murder of a journalist.

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