India’s Top 10 Streaming Shows This Week: The Ultimate Binge List

Not sure what to queue up next? The latest JustWatch Top 10 Streaming Charts for India (July 6–12) shows exactly what viewers can’t stop watching — from buddy-cop comedy to dragons, and everything chaotic in between.

The Full Top 10 Shows Lineup

A Quick Look at Each Shows

Pritam and Pedro takes the crown at number one, marking Rajkumar Hirani’s streaming debut as creator and producer. The cybercrime buddy comedy, set in Goa, pairs Arshad Warsi’s old-school cop with Hirani’s son Vir Hirani as a tech-savvy hacker, backed by a stacked supporting cast including Boman Irani, Sanjay Dutt, and Mona Singh.

Agent Kim: Reactivated lands at number two, bringing sleek, high-stakes Korean-style espionage action to Netflix’s Indian audience with its striking silhouette-and-gun poster energy.

Off Campus claims third place on Prime Video, offering a college sports-drama vibe that’s clearly resonating with younger streaming audiences.

House of the Dragon holds steady at four, proving the Targaryen saga’s fanbase in India remains as loyal as ever, even seasons into the story.

FROM continues its slow-burn horror-mystery pull at number five, a show that thrives on atmosphere and unanswered questions rather than jump scares.

Lock Upp sits at six, riding the wave of buzz around its explosive Season 2, packed with confrontations, alliances, and reality-TV chaos.

Erotic Stories takes seventh place, an anthology drama exploring intimacy and relationships across a bold, unfiltered format.

Mastram brings retro drama to number eight, a nostalgic, controversial coming-of-age tale that continues to find a dedicated audience.

Raakh enters the list at nine, a period crime drama set in 1970s Delhi built around a tense investigation and a city full of secrets.

Mirzapur rounds out the chart at ten, proof that this gritty crime saga’s grip on Indian audiences hasn’t loosened one bit, even years after its debut.

Why This Chart Is Worth Paying Attention To

What stands out most this week is the range: a debut director’s comedy sitting above a fantasy epic, and a horror mystery holding its own against Bollywood’s most beloved crime thriller. It’s a clear sign that Indian streaming audiences are spreading their attention across genres and platforms rather than sticking to just one type of show.

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