Sony LIV ’s web series ‘Married Woman Diaries’, directed by Kabir Sadanand, is a great and interesting web-series putting forward the issues of a newly-married urban couple through the outlook of the female partner.
It’s a fun and entertaining web series perfect for people who like watching sweet couple drama. Married Woman Diaries shows a comical take on the life of Shweta and Rishi. After two years of marriage, Shweta uses some sweet memories of her married life in her stand-up comedy shows.
The show is a balance of emotions and comedy mainly cast according to adults, considering the fact it may highlight everyday hurdles faced by a married couple

Amazon Prime's second featured Indian crime thriller web series unveils the life of ordinary men tackling extraordinary obstacles. The series shows two men struggling for their love. How far they keep facing challenges for the justice of one innocent life. R Madhavan plays Danny Mascarenhas, a football coach and the loving father of a six-year-old Josh, who bears a cystic fibrosis, a life-threatening lung disorder. In the meantime, we notice Kabir Sawant played by Amit Sadh, a cop who has lost his child and is divorcing his wife. Kabir (Sadh), an ingenious but non-conventional officer of the Crime Branch, gather all the pieces of hints and clues together of apparently unrelated deaths that head to an unlikely suspect - the affable Danny (R.Madhavan).

A.I.SHA My Virtual Girlfriend is a digital science-fiction thriller web series by Arre. The series revolves around the story of a connection between Sam, a genius app developer, at Future Lens and a woman. Only, the woman is the first-of-its-kind Artificial Intelligence Simulated Humanoid Assistant (A.I.SHA). Sid, Sam's boss, is an out-and-out megalomaniac who makes Sam's life a living ordeal. But Sam won't let that come in the way of his will-o'-the-wisp plan. He's out to show to the world that he is the greatest Artificial Intelligence app developer. Do check out what happens when A.I.SHA develops a consciousness of her own.

That's My DJ is an erotic Canadian web series created by D. W. Waterson. The initial season originally premiered online in 2014, before being re-released in 2016, following the publicity of the second season on YouTube. The series follows the lives of diverse people who work in the Toronto nightlife industry. The series takes to entrancing drive through Toronto’s club scene, best viewed full screen, in the dark and with the sound all the way up. The second season of this music-driven show gives yet another narcotic glimpse into the lives, loves, work and never-ending parties of its fictional group of young promoters, DJs, and artists. Welcome warfare on your senses, That’s My DJ is dramatically organized but creatively addresses the scenes, sounds, difficulties, and achievements of the electronic music scene.

Biswa Kalyan Rath's 'Laakhon Mein Ek' is a great effort at designing a cryptic world that suffocates youngsters with their parents' dreams. The show stars Ritvik Sahore as the protagonist having no inclination for science but is under immense influence from his parents to get into IIT. Every superior statement his father utters stenches of his dreams for his son to get into IIT. And Akash has no option but to follow the prescribed path. This leads him to a coaching center in Vishakhapatnam where he is thrown into a class where the teachers don’t want to teach and students get by with cheating in the exams. Akash tries to hold his head up high at the start but soon gives in to the ways of his friends.

KindaTV introduces a supernatural drama Inhuman Condition, a critically renowned, 33-episode series set in a world, created and written by RJ Lackie, starring Torri Higginson. Inhuman Condition highlight the struggles of Dr. Michelle Kessler, a therapist treating troubled supernatural patients in a mysterious institute. They attend Kessler’s therapy sessions with a common aim: to find a way to control what makes them dangerous. The premise may seem simple, but the series’ biggest asset is its focus on character drama and development, only offering brief glimpses into the paranormal and horrific aspects of each patient’s past. The extraordinary powers possessed by these patients may not be the main focus of the series, but the director, Jared Pelletier, also did a fabulous job of relating these strange occurrences to real-world issues and social dynamics.

This series casts four girlfriends who go on a road trip in Thailand as a part of the bride's bachelorette, the journey, though shifts into an emotional long drive. Lisa Haydon plays Shonali Dutt who is an aspiring musician, staying with her boyfriend Neil, who wants to succeed but on her own terms and conditions. The story takes you back to your college days where you had chit-chats, gossips, and telling secrets in the college canteen. The gang of girls love, care and protect each other while having their own diversity of beliefs, sometimes covered and sometimes voiced regardlessly! These four are completely divergent from each other and their characterization is pretty interesting. Discover how the trip ends in personal transformation and realizations in each one of them and how it supports them as mature as an individual.

Vikram Bhatt showcases the real life of superstars of the Bollywood industry. Advertised as India’s first ever digital musical series, it assures to be a story of passionate and stormy romance as it chronicles the rise and downfall of a superstar. These series throw spotlight on the fact that how unfortunate is that when a person is broken, he or she is surrounded by many loved ones, but as he climbs the ladder of success, love becomes tenuous. In the end, only one person is left under the spotlight. This series highlights how a struggle passes through the various vicious circle of Bollywood life and how it landed her in inevitable grief. Starring Tridha Choudhury along with Sid Makkar, this show is a fictional biopic on Bollywood starlet.

The Timeliners progress to make a family oriented web-series, portraying the daily struggles of a middle-class Indian family. It’s a drama about nothing and hence, it’s not disordered. Also, the series does a great job of describing both teens and mature generations thought process, and way of living. This show is an open window of a typical Indian family's house. The show works on with the typical Indian psyche and human emotions by arranging a typical Indian family at the forefront with uniquely comparable circumstances. It is a nice distracting model of the sugar-coated truth of an Indian family. The mind is compelled to think that there are still families like this in this sardonic world.

FLAMES star casts the chemistry of Rajat and Ishita, unfolding as a chemical reaction. Class topper Rajat falls for Ishita, a fresher in the education centre. Rajat's BFFs, Pandey and Anusha's understanding is beginning to turn into a relationship. The equations of friendships unfold in the first season of this teenage romance. This series takes you to a ride of a sweet fairytale love story where everything seems innocent and soothing. While the show is set in present day, the makers try to tap into the 90s nostalgia which feels quite manipulative at times. The story highlights the only aim of life, of managing the love equations while topping the exams.