A community confronts the devastating impact of pesticide contamination as industrial negligence threatens public health. The fight for accountability exposes systemic failures in regulatory oversight and corporate responsibility.

A couple flees their disapproving families and seeks help from Vivek, who leads a group claiming to protect lovers. When his true motives emerge, they must escape through Banaras while evading both their families and new threats.

Working on a complicated case, a fierce young police officer goes rogue to dismantle a lethal web of corruption and deceit — one epic battle at a time.

A fake ghostbuster is blackmailed into helping a royal family with their haunted palace, but dueling demonic possessions complicate matters.

When Tara Singh goes missing during a skirmish and is believed to be captured in Pakistan, his son Jeetey sets out to rescue him and enters a labyrinth from which they both must escape at all costs.

A budding filmmaker accused of plagiarizing his movie’s story dives deep into his past and discovers a transcendental connection to the source material.

Chhatrasal is the first historical epic, based on the life of the unsung warrior King Chhatrasal of Bundelkhand. Its story goes back to 16th century India when the burgeoning Mughal empire was expanding under the leadership of tyrant Aurangzeb, who mounted towards Delhi and dethroned his father Shahjahan, declaring himself “Alamgir Aurangzeb” which means “conqueror of the world”. Around the same time in Bundelkhand, it was predicted that a child will be born, who would free his people and bring them back to their motherland. The child was named Chhatrasal and he went on to become the symbol of Bundelkhand’s identity. The series showcases Chhatrasal's valor, bravery, and struggles against Aurangzeb. Maharaja Chhatrasal was an ardent disciple of Mahamati Prannath Ji, who guided him through all the difficulties during his lifetime. For someone to be a king, Chhatrasal had the unique qualities of a brave warrior & a spiritual leader. He was a hero from medieval India, who never lost any battle against the Mughals and continues to inspire the youth of the Bundelkhand region even today. Among the well-known places of Bundelkhand is Khajuraho, which has numerous 10th-century sculptures devoted to fine living & eroticism. The nearby town of Panna is famous for the mining of some of the most exquisite diamonds. The series stars many award-winning actors such as Neena Gupta & Ashutosh Rana in pivotal roles.

Baa Baa Black Sheep is the story of Baba, who is still trying to find his bearings. Baba's father, Charudutt Sharma who is a boring Cashew nut dealer for everyone, reveals to a shocked Baba on his 25th birthday that actually they are a family of hit men since the past 12 generations, and now Baba has to take over as the 13th. On the other hand, Baba's love interest Angelina runs a Beach Cafe. Her father Brian Morris is a retired art teacher, but fuels his greed for money and excitement, by selling fakes of an old Renoir painting that his family has inherited. With Baba and Angelina, both keeping their respective secrets, problems start when Kamya, an art gallery owner, wants the original Renoir and blackmails the Home Minister, Utpal Shivalkar for it. Drugs, Contract killings and blackmail account for ACP Shivraj entering the scene trying to find out the connection between all the chaos.

Bewitched by the legendary beauty of a Rajput queen, a sultan relentlessly pursues her, igniting a battle of blood, greed and betrayal.

The series is inspired by a reference to Naag Lok in the Mahabharata where one of the greatest warriors, Arjuna married Ulupi, a Naga princess. She was the one who saved him when he was cursed by the Vasus for killing Bhishma through foul means.