TOP Hindi Web Series of 2024

Year of 2024 had a lot of Web Series on various OTT services, this year had several big ones too. We at Popcorn Reviewss have shortlisted Top Hindi Web Series. Do watch out for your favorites for the year of 2024.

Check out the full list below:

Sapne Vs Everyone

Sapne Vs Everyone follows the story of two individuals, both polar opposites who find solace with each other amidst the backdrop of morality, resistance and their dreams. Now, I haven’t revealed anything about the plot but the show marks the first time that TVF has ventured into a dark space which is edgy without any floss around… Read More…

Maamla Legal Hai

Maamla Legal Hai follows the story behind the backdoor politics of the legal system with every episode dedicated to incidents that transpire in the Patparganj Court and Bar Council with a common thread aligning each episode, almost like a sit-com format. The story is witty and taps into the grassroot issues of the legal system, mostly from the point of view of the lawyers and judges that adds a refreshing layer to the proceedings… Read More…

Lootere

The first season of Lootere follows the story of a hostage situation following the hijack of a ship off the coast of Somalia, comprising of an Indian and Pakistani crew. Will they make it alive? The story here goes beyond the usual hostage drama by also dabbling on the vested interests of all the stakeholders, even a gruesome shift in the power threatens to derail the entire rescue mission… Read More…

Murder In Mahim

Based on a novel by Jerry Pinto, Murder In Mahim follows the investigation behind the string of grizzly murders that are committed in the Mahim area of Mumbai. The drama comprising of a strong underlying theme of the LGBTQIA community almost serves as a parallel commentary often superseding the murder plot that essentially forms the crux of the drama… Read More…

Gullak (Season 4)

The fourth season of Gullak continues the bittersweet chronicles of the Mishra family even as they tackle newer challenges wrapped in heartwarming chapters. The story here is heartwarming and embraces you with all the warmth in a drama that followed a similar trope from the previous seasons… Read More…

Industry

Industry is almost a loveletter in a satirical form to the times of the Film Industry, unfolding through the lens of a writer who is looking for that one big film(like millions of others) to pave way for a brighter future. The story here is an honest and accurate portrayal of the Film Industry residing in the bylanes of Versova… Read More…

IC 814: The Kandhar Hijack

Based on the documented facts behind the hijacking of the flight IC814, the expectation that one must keep in mind while watching the show is clear – if you are anticipating some over the top jingoism to pour out on your screens in the wake of terrorists being overpowered during the hijack, then you may want a reality check. This is simply because the events of the show (and also in reality in 1999) do not have a binary touch to them… Read More…

Freedom At Midnight

The entire premise of Freedom At Midnight is built around the character dynamics in play between all major stalwarts from back in the day. The same is wonderfully represented in a cleverly penned scene at the start of the show – you are given a glimpse of a few characters, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Liaquat Ali Khan and Mohammed Ali Jinnah to name a few… Read More…

Bandish Bandits (Season 2)

The beautiful thing about the second season of Bandish Bandits is that it has a beautiful conflict within a conflict – the characters are individually stalwarts within their own four walls of their respective worlds, yet underdogs beyond them, further elevated by the setting of the drama which is a reality show. The drama is also a clash of the ideologies – one, a classical music Gharana whose members are bound by the music that is sacred to them and to the immediately people around them, until it isn’t… Read More…

Cubicles (Season 4)

The fourth season of Cubicles has arrived at a time in my life wherein I have graduated from my IT job six months ago. Yet, the events that transpire here (well, the first half of the show) are eerily similar to what had transpired with me (roughly speaking). Ask any IT employer and they will tell you that it is not the work that leads to their insecurities – it is in fact the external factors whose decisions lie in the hands of a couple of key folks who invariably get to decide the path of the company… Read More…

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