If you want to know what India was actually watching this July, skip the guesswork — the JustWatch charts already did the work. From Rajkumar Hirani’s latest to a dragon-sized comeback, here’s a complete, easy-to-scan look at the Top 10 TV shows streaming across the country.
The Full July 2026 TV Shows Top 10 (India)
| Rank | Show | Platform |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pritam and Pedro | JioHotstar |
| 2 | Agent Kim: Reactivated | Netflix |
| 3 | From | Prime Video |
| 4 | Off Campus | Prime Video |
| 5 | House of the Dragon | JioHotstar |
| 6 | Erotic Stories | Prime Video / Lionsgate Play |
| 7 | Mastram | MX Player |
| 8 | Lock Upp | Netflix |
| 9 | Mirzapur | Prime Video |
| 10 | Raakh | Prime Video |
A Closer Look At Each Shows
1. Pritam and Pedro
Created and produced by Rajkumar Hirani, this JioHotstar series tops the charts with its coastal setting and ensemble cast. The lighthouse-backed poster hints at a mystery-tinged drama blending humor with heart, a Hirani signature. With his name attached, expectations were sky-high, and the show’s chart-topping debut suggests it delivered. A strong showing for star-driven Indian streaming originals.
2. Agent Kim: Reactivated
This sleek, noir-style Netflix series lands at number two, driven by its stylish black-and-silhouette visual identity. The spy-thriller premise, hinted at by its gun-wielding poster imagery, taps into the enduring appeal of action-driven espionage stories. Its Netflix placement has clearly helped it reach a wide, binge-hungry audience. A strong new entrant worth keeping an eye on.
3. From
The eerie survival-horror series continues its steady run on Prime Video, holding firm at number three. Known for its unsettling small-town mystery and slow-burn dread, From has built a loyal fanbase across its previous seasons. Its consistent chart presence shows the show’s ability to retain viewers season after season. A must-watch for horror and mystery fans alike.
4. Off Campus
This college sports-romance drama secures fourth place on Prime Video, leaning into classic coming-of-age themes. Its poster, featuring an embrace and a football jersey, signals a story built around young love and personal growth on campus. The genre’s broad appeal continues to make it a reliable streaming performer. A comforting, emotionally driven watch for younger audiences.
5. House of the Dragon
The Game of Thrones prequel proves its staying power, landing at number five on JioHotstar. With its rich political drama and dragon-fueled spectacle, the series continues pulling in fantasy fans well after its initial release buzz. Its return to the charts signals renewed interest, possibly tied to a new season or rewatch trend. A true testament to the franchise’s lasting grip on audiences.
6. Erotic Stories
This anthology series holds steady at number six across Prime Video and Lionsgate Play. Featuring interconnected, sensual narratives, the show taps into a niche but consistently popular genre on Indian streaming platforms. Its dual-platform presence suggests strong licensing demand and viewer interest. A bold pick for audiences seeking something outside mainstream drama.
7. Mastram
The cult Indian series returns to the charts at number seven, now streaming free on MX Player. Known for its provocative storytelling rooted in 1980s small-town India, Mastram has built a dedicated audience over multiple seasons. Its free-to-watch model has clearly helped sustain its popularity. A distinctly desi entry in a chart otherwise dominated by big-budget global content.
8. Lock Upp
The high-drama reality show secures the eighth spot on Netflix, riding the buzz of its ongoing season. Known for its intense “captive reality” format, Lock Upp thrives on conflict, confessions, and unpredictable contestant dynamics. Its consistent chart presence reflects reality TV’s enduring pull on Indian audiences. A guilty-pleasure watch that clearly isn’t slowing down.
9. Mirzapur
The gangland crime drama remains a Prime Video mainstay, holding steady at number nine. Known for its brutal power struggles and unforgettable characters, Mirzapur has cemented itself as one of India’s most iconic streaming originals. Its continued chart presence, even between seasons, speaks to its rewatch value. A benchmark for Indian crime drama storytelling.
10. Raakh
Closing out the list is Raakh, a gripping Prime Video crime thriller set in 1978 Delhi. The show follows a haunting investigation into the disappearance and murder of two teenagers, blending period drama with procedural tension. Its ensemble cast and moody visual tone suggest a slow-burn, atmosphere-driven watch. A promising new entrant for true-crime drama fans.
What This Chart Tells Us
This month’s list captures India’s streaming appetite in full swing — big-name creators, international fantasy epics, homegrown crime dramas, and unapologetically niche content all sharing the same Top 10. It’s a reminder that Indian audiences aren’t loyal to just one genre; they’re watching everything from dragons to detectives to reality TV drama, often in the same week.
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