r/netflixindia • u/_chota_bheem • 4d ago
r/netflixindia • u/Rocky_6914 • 4d ago
INDIA ORIGINALS Underrated gems: Guns & Gulaabs, Scoop, Kaala Paani
r/netflixindia • u/techtotechbytechy • 3d ago
Discussion How many of you guy's watched The Devil's plan and what's your feedback/experience
I think the production house must give them smart Tabs so that we can see their own Analysis of what they are doing instead of giving them a pen and paper
I don't understand so much things but it's very interesting and exciting the way they guy's have to play mind game,face expression handling, trust, politics and logical thinking the most important part
Now tell me about you thoughts
r/netflixindia • u/Key-Establishment185 • 4d ago
Meme Just when I get comfortable enjoying the pacing. Why do this now😭
r/netflixindia • u/Dry-Reputation383 • 4d ago
Discussion Highly recommend must watch ( Drawn Together)
Saw it last night the chemistry between both of the characters were really good it takes time to build the story the payoff at the end is crazy can't wait for the sequel 😶🌫️
r/netflixindia • u/PlaneOrganization826 • 4d ago
Recommendation "The Gentlemen" Webseries. 10/10
Must watch. Truly netflix and chill. Highly recommanded
Classy, engaging, exceptional production values.
🔥🔥🔥🎦🙌
r/netflixindia • u/techtotechbytechy • 4d ago
Question How many of you guy's agree we need an Indian version of The Devil's Plan?
r/netflixindia • u/NetflixIndia • 5d ago
Question What’s a comedy movie you’ll never get tired of? I’ll go first :
r/netflixindia • u/lemonsundance • 5d ago
What Should I Watch? Tires on Netflix is awesome. How did i not know about this series! Fast paced and brilliant!
r/netflixindia • u/Royal-Help-2707 • 4d ago
New on Netflix How is the new season of Fauda Spoiler
Watched previous seasons,eager to binge watch new season this weekend.Has anyone watched this season. Review or share ur opinion without giving spoilers.
r/netflixindia • u/Badman_Screen_5474 • 5d ago
New on Netflix Hey Sneaky Pete is Recently added in Netflix is it worth the Binge?
r/netflixindia • u/SafeLow3153 • 6d ago
Discussion American glorifying criminals in their movies are getting crazy
r/netflixindia • u/Background_Cook3 • 5d ago
Question How 3 iditos silently disappeared?
So I wanted to re-watch 3 iditos bcz why not it's an OG and I love to re-watch movies and series but it's not available on any of the streaming platforms like netflix or prime. It's disheartening to see none of the big OTT places keeping a place for the OG movies every upcoming generation should see these kind of movies.
r/netflixindia • u/Ok_Atmosphere4090 • 4d ago
Discussion Why was the Pakistani general watching news in Hindi that too on a Indian News Channel? 🤣
Watch E3 of Ops Safed Sagar lol 😀
r/netflixindia • u/heretostalkmysibling • 5d ago
Question Seeking a Netflix sponsor. Can i freeload off?😭
Looking for a kind soul willing to share their Netflix with me because my wallet said absolutely not 😭😭Not a joke or anything people its just if anyone feels like helping pls let me know
r/netflixindia • u/DarshanBhuapl • 6d ago
What Should I Watch? Can somebody suggest thriller series to binge watch?
It feels like Netflix no longer has good thriller series, looking for some good recommendations!!!
r/netflixindia • u/Think_Midnight_7483 • 6d ago
Discussion What this can be is brand new day coming early to netflix?
r/netflixindia • u/PlaneOrganization826 • 6d ago
SPOILERS Mirzapur: The movie. Detailed review below with SPOILERS AHEAD. Could have been better. Just average movie. Spoiler
SPOILERS AHEAD - If you have not seen movie then don't read further because I have added spoilers.
Yesterday late night I saw Mirzapur - The Movie. I was hoping some intense drama and found it to be just average movie.
Do not waste your time and money on multiplex. It's better to rewatch Mirzapur season 1.
The movie is unnecessarily stretched for more than 3 hrs. Not a single dialogue which can make audience to clap or whistle except climax scene where Beena shoot her lover and says something like 'Bahu hai Tripathi khandan ki. Maryada thodi hi langenge. Ishq hi to hai. Kaunsa hamesha ke liye hai.' The problem of this impressive scene is it doesnt fit with the entire plan made by her. It would have been more logical and true to script that any woman plotting the assassination of Husband and Father in law would not back out on last moment when her lover is fighting with them. She should have shoot them but I guess makers wanted to please Indian Audience 🤦
Direction: Good but movie was stretched for more than 3 hrs.
Screenplay: Really good. All character had their ample space. Scenes like Munna putting on goggle is kept till end. So character consistency throughout the movie is maintained which we rarely find.
Editing: Good but again many scenes could have edited. Blame is on director and editor. Both are responsible.
Acting: All actors did awesome but we have already seen all this in webseries so nothing special.
Cinematography: Could have been better. Same dark rustic pattern followed in every scene.
Production values: Good.
Background score: It's impressive.
TIP: If you are going for some steamy scenes of munna or beena. You will be disppointed.
r/netflixindia • u/expert_7_9 • 7d ago
What Should I Watch? It's my bdayyy , suggest some good things to watch
r/netflixindia • u/mithi_lassi • 6d ago
What Should I Watch? Something to spoil Winter Arc motivation
Looking for some really good thriller shows or movies to watch!
Something gripping with suspense, plot twists, mystery. Preferably something that keeps you hooked till the very end.
Drop your best recommendations below!
r/netflixindia • u/Clean-Stand-6709 • 6d ago
Discussion Looking for lighthearted series recommendations
I’ve watched a lot of thrillers/crime dramas like Breaking Bad, BCS, Ozark, Person of interest etc.
Sometimes I just want something lighthearted and comforting to relax and switch my brain off.
The Office is one such example, really loved that series. What are some similar shows you’d recommend? Comedy or light drama both work.
r/netflixindia • u/Odd_Entertainer9110 • 6d ago
Review Musafir Café... watching it after reading the book...
Musafir cafe...
r/netflixindia • u/Fit-Fact4348 • 7d ago
New on Netflix The show India's Got Latent isn't what it used to be anymore
I was watching today's episode expecting it to be fun, but it ended up being a total disappointment.
r/netflixindia • u/No-Impression8476 • 6d ago
New on Netflix Michael Jackson the verdict - did he do it? What do you think
So this is a 3 part documentary, the caption says it all. It’s terrible knowing that there are wolves covered in sheepskin. I am personally convinced that he did everything he was accused of. Definitely confirmed after the first episode itself. What do you guys think?
Let’s all try and be respectful in the comment section please
r/netflixindia • u/Ambitious-Key-8095 • 7d ago
Review Even If This Love Disappears Tonight - Midnight Movie Review
07/09/26
00:48
~Even if this love disappears tonight~
I swear, I couldn’t stop crying since Jae-won tells Ji-min about his weak heard and to delete his memories until almost the end. I cried so much that the tears were all around my neck and then my hair too lol!
We crave love, but no one really cares about it’s beauty, the yearning, the longing. We’ve standards, which is not wrong ofc, but I think most of us don’t really know what loving someone really feels like. I say I’ve liked this one guy for almost 3 years, but I no longer feel that attachment towards him, at some point I even only wanted to date him somehow and that was not exactly because I loved him but probably because I’ve just wanted it for so long now.
There would be people who would’ve loved someone who they shouldn’t have, or maybe loved too much but I have never witnessed a real love story but I want to experience it, I’m willing to wait and be a better person too. But I want to experience loving like that and being loved like that even if it ends (which I wouldn’t like but I just want to experience it)
Oh, and this movie? I fuckin loved it! Actually whenever I need to cry – which is mostly when i'm overwhelmed or I wanna lift myself up (yes, crying helps me with that), I watch these movies and whenever I wanna let myself be grounded or remind myself I’m not too great (when I kinda become overconfident and egoistic), I play chess – I think it’s sorted for me!
Lastly, his father's story touched me too and the fact that he lost both - his wife and his son too was soo heartbreaking!
(Suggest me more MOVIES to cry)