With India’s streaming platforms raising the bar every year, drama remains the genre that continues to dominate conversations. The upcoming slate is packed with stories that are sharper, more daring, and emotionally charged. From much-awaited continuations to exciting new entries, these five dramas are already making waves before their release.
The Revolutionaries
Bhuvan Bam steps into uncharted territory with this ambitious period saga helmed by Nikkhil Advani. Set against the backdrop of India’s freedom movement, the show blends personal narratives with themes of resistance, identity, and sacrifice. Also starring Rohit Saraf and Pratibha Ranta, the series has caught attention for Bhuvan’s striking makeover, fans have called it “unrecognisable” and “career-defining.” Many see this as a turning point in his acting journey.
The Family Man- Season 3
Manoj Bajpayee is back as the ever-conflicted Srikant Tiwari, balancing the demands of an undercover life with his role as a family man. This time, the threats spill over borders and into the world of cyber warfare, with the promise of higher stakes and deeper emotional beats than ever before.
Delhi Crime- Season 3
Shefali Shah reprises her role in the gritty, true-crime anthology that has become a benchmark for the genre. Season 3 looks set to preserve its unflinching realism while widening its emotional range, offering viewers a gripping yet layered exploration of justice and humanity.
Made in Heaven- Season 3
The high-glamour wedding drama returns with Tara and Karan at the helm, navigating not just lavish ceremonies but also their own evolving personal lives. The new season promises fresh wedding stories that challenge perceptions of class, culture, and love in contemporary India.
Mirzapur- Season 3
The lawless streets of Mirzapur are once again set for a power clash, as Kaleen Bhaiya and Guddu lock horns in their most intense face-off yet. Known for its ruthless twists and high-stakes drama, Season 3 is expected to expand on existing rivalries while introducing new game-changers to the mix.
From sweeping historical epics to adrenaline-fueled crime sagas, these upcoming dramas prove that Indian storytelling is only getting bolder, and audiences are ready for the ride.
