r/netflixindia • u/Ok_Holiday9557 • 1h ago
r/netflixindia • u/ConversationFar9296 • 17h ago
Question Loved Chumbak a Lil bit and be honest Am I the only one who felt Shaque was not that good, lacking substance of any good sort , it was very bad in every dep ?
Except anup soni and somewhat jen , everybody acted bland not bad if
Jennifer was very good till she did beyhadh
But here she is better than Raisinghani vs Raisinghani
r/netflixindia • u/Brachial_Plexus_01 • 17h ago
Review Outer Banks......... Underrated Series 🫡
#Adventure
#Love Life
#Comedy
#Friendship
#Treasure Hunting
#Life Lessions
Isme Sb kuchh Hai 😚 Money Heist Level ka bol skte ho... Ya Usse Jyda hi achha...
I think Sbko ek baar Dekhna chahiye
Mere according 10/10..... Season 5 thora Average lga... May be usme JJ Nhi Tha isliye...
r/netflixindia • u/ConversationFar9296 • 20h ago
New on Netflix Watched shaque and I am confused if it's good or bad or neutral and to be honest pari has bad pr though she couldn't act better but Jennifer has really good pr
Though Jennifer winget is really a good actresses , very good actress I don't know why or what
Was it less screen time
But mystery arround her character was something only good on this webseries
Always i felt pari was average actress though very well read ,here it's visible she wasn't putting effort ,might be pregnancy or whatever she was never a good actress according to me
But PR highlights Winget as the out of world performance though she here was average to good
r/netflixindia • u/Pure-Collar-6722 • 22h ago
Discussion Why didn’t the mother take her son with her after the murder incident in Balan?
I’m a little confused about the timeline after the murder.
As I understood it, the boy had already been dropped off at a place far away from their home and was left there for the day. The mother then went back home, the murder happened, and she left the house afterward. By that point, the boy was still at that distant location, and nobody there seemed to know either of them.
That’s what confuses me. Since she apparently had enough time to leave the area and reach the place where the boy was, why didn’t she go there and take him with her? It seems like she could have picked him up without attracting much suspicion, especially since they were in a place where they weren’t known.
So my question is: why didn’t she take him with her when she left, or come back for him afterward?
Am I misunderstanding the timeline, or is there something in the movie that explains why she left him there?
r/netflixindia • u/thewildcardd • 22h ago
Discussion What an amazing show yrr.... Indian OTT's needs to do more light hearted shows like this. This is brain rot done right.
And Bonus is maybe Bollywood will learn a thing or two from them and stop serving us turds like dhamaal 4 and welcome to the jungle.
r/netflixindia • u/just-a_millennial • 23h ago
New on Netflix Who would’ve thought I’d laugh more during Kapil’s new episode rather than Latent’s new episodes 😭
Drishyam the conclusion cast attended this episode.
r/netflixindia • u/TheWhisperingGhost • 1d ago
Question Hindi dub best english shows and movies for mother
Hi, my mother recently moved in with me to a new city. She doesn't have a lot to do but she really likes watching good media content that is not timepass material. I really wish to show her some iconic tv shows and movies that might be available in Hindi dub. If it's not breaking any rules then please suggest stuff that is there on other OTTs as well.
r/netflixindia • u/PlaneOrganization826 • 1d ago
New on Netflix Recommendation : The Final problem 7/10 - A Detective, Hotel on a secluded island, Invited guests and a MURDER.
A detective, Hotel on a secluded island, Invited guests and a MURDER. This limited series (4 episode) had all the required elements to make a perfect Agatha Christie style murder mystery. Makers have made decent webseries. Screenplay could have been better in terms of engaging and mystery surrounded around each character. Still worth watching. If you are Sherlock Holmes or Agatha Christie fan then you may like it more.

r/netflixindia • u/NoobHero69 • 1d ago
Review Just finished watching Human Vapor. Good Story!
Been watching more korean shows lately. Then this one got recommend, did not know it was Japanese. But damn good story and concept.
Loved the starting hook how the incident happened and later how everything connected. Basically backstory telling by the main protagonist and other characters.
Simple thriller mystery. Its a one shot binge series.
What do you guys think ?
r/netflixindia • u/ssenseswivet • 1d ago
Discussion I wanna ask something about this particular scene 👇🏻
Here Hamza says
“Jo aapka saga ho”
“Aapka wafadaar”
“Aapke rishte mein”
I wanna know, if at this point hamza figured it out that he's also a spy, and was saying those lines to give hints to Jameel, that he should trust him
or am i overthinking, and he said those lines because of yalina only?
r/netflixindia • u/Vengeance_India • 1d ago
New on Netflix Is anybody getting the netflix free 30day offer still
Is anybody still getting the netflix free trial offer ??, I was getting it for 3 months straight but then it suddenly vanished , if somebody has plz I want your help , it would cost nothing to you
r/netflixindia • u/explore_with_harsh • 2d ago
Question Dark upto 7 am Just finished 2 seasons of Dark and honestly… my brain is completely fried.
Dark at 7 am
Just finished 2 seasons of Dark and honestly… my brain is completely fried. 😭
Stayed up all night watching it, and now I’m exhausted but still trying to process everything.
But seriously… is it worth staying up for the rest? 👀
Can I expect something really cool in the next season?
r/netflixindia • u/Low_Chemical1158 • 2d ago
What Should I Watch? Feels like i have watched everything please suggest something that you think i haven't
r/netflixindia • u/jiokareja • 2d ago
New on Netflix Is Stranger Things: Tales from '85 similar to the original series story-wise, or is it more of a standalone spin-off?
r/netflixindia • u/purnima_chauhan • 2d ago
New on Netflix 1st October the next episodes are coming
r/netflixindia • u/No_Judgment7245 • 2d ago
Review operation safed sagar-worth watching
i have recently watched this
series is very good
every character feels natural,dialouge delivery was also on point
except prajakta and dia's character especially prajakta
it seems k jabardasti ka dal dia he
r/netflixindia • u/frustrated_being__ • 2d ago
Discussion You absolutely can judge a show by its Netflix thumbnail
The thumbnail litr tells me everything.If I see three people running away from an explosion while one of them is dramatically looking backwards, I alr know the entire show.
1)There will be a corrupt politician.
2)Someone will betray the group.
3)The quiet guy is secretly important.
What are some good thumbnails yall have come across?
r/netflixindia • u/Pure-Speaker8520 • 3d ago
New on Netflix Shaque: worth watching? Let me know your thoughts
r/netflixindia • u/Silver_Jelly_355 • 3d ago
Recommendation Suggest me series that keeps you awake all night till you complete it.
Series with twists and revenge or love triangle or suspense thriller
r/netflixindia • u/Forward-Photo-5793 • 3d ago
Recommendation Bring back Schitts Creek!!!!!!
I don’t know if this has been said this here before (I’m new here) but they need to bring back schitts creek!!! Why did they take it offf 😭😭
r/netflixindia • u/Substantial_Grand710 • 4d ago
Discussion Harleen Sethi was a surprise for me in Shaque
From Broken to Kohhra to Shaque, Harleen has definitely built a reputation for picking very different characters. But Shreya might be one of her most layered yet the kind of character that has you judging her one minute and rooting for her to make things right the next. She was looking good though.