Produced by Vikram Bhatt, this is his quintessential work, packed with lots of unwanted drama and conspiracies. 'Zakhmi' is the story of one Saira, who loses her husband in an accident. What follows is the unveiling of a bigger scheme of things at work. How would this battered-to-death woman avenge herself and her husband sums up the entire premise of this show. Overall, it's okay-ish honestly. Watch it if you have lots of free time and can't possibly think of something fruitful.

'Dishaheen Navyuva Helpline mei call karne ke liye dhanyawaad!' From breakups to life lessons, this helpline has pledged to help you with all the mess that your life is. Hilariously relatable, this mini series is well made and supported by good performances. The dadi is an absolute favourite. Starring Ahsaas Channa, Ayush Mehra, Rajendra Chawla and Padmini Sardesai, the 'Dishaheen Navyuva Helpline' is a fun watch. Nice and relatable.

Directed by renowned Marathi director, Sameer Patil, 'StrillingPulling', a ShudhDesi Marathi Original, is the story of three friends, Pallavi, Priya and Archana, from different backgrounds and portrays the different events that shape their individual worldviews and also traces their search for meaning in this fast pacing, hubbub driven lives. A platform for putting across regional representation onto the stage of web series, 'StrillingPulling' is a step in that promising direction that seeks to give a voice to local, multi-lingual perspectives. Overall, a nice one-time watch.

Pati-Patni And Pet, a FilterCopy Original, stars Kritika Vij and Veer Rajput in a hilarious take on relationships and little yet vital arguments that feature in this discourse. From 'Popli dikra' to 'Kutte aajkal Parle-G nahi Dark Fantasy khate h', the dialogues are funny af. A light hearted take on arguements and an innovative concept, it's a good one-time watch. The freshly brewed content sets it apart from the otherwise banal stuff out on the internet.

Truth or Tamanna, a Viu Original, is a story of a documentary filmmaker, Dhruv and his search for his missing girlfriend Tamanna, a dancer. In his search for her, he goes undercover at an institution where she seemingly worked. However, as the drama unfolds one realises how there is a lot more to this story. The characters are as flawed as real humans are and story is intriguing. An intense thriller that keeps you wanting for more, the show makes for a decent watch.

Dil Dostu Daftar, a Seagram's Imperial Blue Superhits Music CDs production, is a hilarious take on the seemingly promising yet mundane routines of corporate life. A story that revolves around the lives of three protagonists- Dheerendra, Rakesh and Kabir, it portrays the everyday happenings of their lives, their 9-5 jobs, their friendships, affiliations and relationships with women. A good set of actors- Kabir Singh, Abhay Mahajan and Manju Sharma do justice to their characters and the result is a smooth, well built, structured plot that hits you in the right spots.

In a culture where sex is taboo and protection of ethos lies in the realm of controlling female sexuality, the story of Karenjit Kaur aka Sunny Leone is something that was ought to be embroiled in conflicts and controversies. A series, that traces the trajectories of the life of the actress, sheds light on her personal struggle with the double standards of our land that on one hand, views expression of female sexuality as immoral and on the other, turns a blind eye to male promiscuity. Overall, the story of her life is different and doesn't easily fit into everyday narratives, and, is therefore unique. However, the screenplay could have been more structured and coherent.

A story of two Indians, accidentally bumping into each other in Hong Kong, 'It Happened in Hong Kong' starts off as a carefree, breezy journey into the nooks and crannies of the famous streets of Hong Kong and turns funny and entertaining. There isn't a dramatic main plot, per say, therefore, it is light hearted and is anything but serious. Starring Ahana Kumra and Amol Prashar in the lead roles, the two come together as individuals with their own baggages. A show that is beset with music oozing in almost regular intervals, the brilliant acting by the lead actors is what makes this watchable.

Starring Manjot Singh, Naveen Polishetty and Abhay Mahajan, 'What's your status?' is a refreshing take on romantic human relationship stages - Single, Committed and Married. The makers have done a commendable job of weaving three, seemingly unconnected stories, together in a single wad of excellent story-telling. The acting is great and together with a decent storyline and the smooth linearity of the screenplay, it makes for a brilliant watch.

A web series from the house of MensXP, 'Phas Gaye, Yaar' is a hilarious mini series starring Ankush Bahuguna as the lead protagonists in its streak of 4 episodes. The characters played by him- that of a doctor, a lawyer, an HR person and a photographer are (commonly) frustrated at their jobs and what follows is a 'tragedy main comedy'. Coupled with funny writing and nice acting, this series makes for a decent watch.