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JustWatch India Top 10 TV Shows (Sep 7–13): Every Series Everyone’s Binge-Watching This Week

Some weeks the TV charts feel like a battle between chaos and comfort. This one delivers both. JustWatch's latest Top 10 TV Shows in India list (September 7–13) mixes a…

September 15, 2026
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Some weeks the TV charts feel like a battle between chaos and comfort. This one delivers both. JustWatch‘s latest Top 10 TV Shows in India list (September 7–13) mixes a returning gangster saga, a reality show juggernaut, a cosmic detective mystery, and a steamy Chinese office romance — all competing for the same remote.

Here’s a full breakdown of what made the cut this week, and why each one is worth knowing about.

The Full Top 10 Shows Lineup

RankShowPlatformGenre
1MirzapurPrime VideoCrime Drama
2Bigg BossJioHotstarReality TV
3India’s Got LatentNetflixComedy/Reality
4ReacherPrime VideoAction Thriller
5The Early SpringNetflixRomance
6MastramMX PlayerDrama
7Erotic StoriesLionsgate PlayAnthology Drama
8LanternsJioHotstarSuperhero Mystery
9Off CampusPrime VideoRomance/Drama
10The MentalistNetflix/Prime VideoCrime Procedural

Breaking Down Every Show On The List

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1. Mirzapur returns to the top spot as one of India’s most iconic crime dramas, buoyed by fresh buzz around the newly released Mirzapur: The Movie. The gritty saga of power, betrayal, and the fight for control of Mirzapur’s underworld continues to pull viewers back, with fans eagerly speculating about a full Season 4 following the film’s theatrical run.

2. Bigg Boss is back in its 20th season, hosted once again by Salman Khan under the theme “Tathas-Two.” With a fresh batch of contestants and a new “Extra Jeevan Daan” twist letting evicted housemates fight for a second shot, the reality juggernaut continues to dominate Indian television, this time alongside four regional editions launching simultaneously.

3. India’s Got Latent made a dramatic comeback after its controversial first season was pulled offline in early 2025. Hosted by comedian Samay Raina, Season 2 now streams as a rare Netflix-YouTube simulcast, keeping its raw, unfiltered “talent” format intact while pulling in massive viewership within hours of each episode drop.

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4. Reacher keeps its grip on the charts with Season 4, based on Lee Child’s novel Gone Tomorrow. Alan Ritchson returns as Jack Reacher, this time navigating a deadly conspiracy in Philadelphia after a chance encounter on a train spirals into something much bigger — with the finale arriving alongside the new spin-off series Neagley.

5. The Early Spring is a Chinese workplace romance that’s become an unexpected global hit. Starring Jing Boran and Sun Qian, it follows a rookie employee whose secret relationship with her demanding boss threatens to unravel her career — steamy, mature, and notably the first mainland Chinese production to use an intimacy coordinator.

6. Mastram continues its long run as one of MX Player’s most talked-about original dramas, built around a fictionalized pulp-fiction writer navigating scandal and small-town hypocrisy in 1980s India. Its blend of nostalgia and provocative storytelling keeps it a recurring chart regular.

7. Erotic Stories brings anthology-style, adult-oriented drama to the list, with each episode exploring different relationships and desires through short, self-contained narratives — a format that’s carved out a loyal niche audience on Lionsgate Play.

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8. Lanterns is HBO’s ambitious entry into the DC Universe, pairing veteran Green Lantern Hal Jordan (Kyle Chandler) with rookie John Stewart (Aaron Pierre) as they investigate a murder with cosmic implications in rural Nebraska. Framed more like a detective mystery than a typical superhero show, it’s been one of 2026’s most talked-about DCU releases.

9. Off Campus rounds out the romance-drama contingent, following the messy, emotional lives of college athletes and their relationships on and off the field — a format that’s found a steady young-adult audience on Prime Video.

10. The Mentalist proves that classic procedurals never really leave the charts. The long-running series following consultant Patrick Jane, who uses his skills of observation to help solve crimes, remains a comfort-watch staple years after its original run ended.

What This Week’s Chart Tells Us?

Charts like this reflect real viewing behavior rather than marketing hype, pulled from aggregated data across streaming services in a given region. That’s exactly what makes JustWatch’s weekly snapshot useful — it shows what India is actually watching, not just what’s being pushed hardest.

This week’s spread proves just how wide streaming tastes have become: a superhero mystery sitting next to a reality show, and a decades-old procedural holding its own against a brand-new Chinese romance.

For more weekly streaming roundups, OTT release dates, and TV recaps, head over to TechnoSports’ entertainment section for constantly updated coverage.

Keep checking back on TechnoSports for next week’s chart movements and deep dives into what’s trending across Netflix, Prime Video, JioHotstar, and beyond.

FAQs

Q1. Which show topped India’s TV streaming charts this week?

“Mirzapur” ranked #1, streaming on Prime Video.

Q2. Who hosts the current season of “Bigg Boss”?

Salman Khan hosts Bigg Boss Season 20, which premiered on September 6, 2026.

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