Netflix India has carved out a strong identity in crime thrillers, but Glory takes a refreshing swing — blending a murder mystery with raw family drama, all wrapped in the gritty world of competitive boxing. If that sounds like your kind of binge, read on.

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Glory Netflix — Overview

Detail	Info
Title	Glory
Platform	Netflix India (Global)
Language	Hindi (+ English, Tamil, Telugu & more)
Episodes	7 episodes (Season 1)
Rating	TV-MA (violence, language, gore)
Director	Karan Anshuman & Kanishk Varma
Production	Atomic Films × Netflix
Filming Location	Punjab, India

What’s the Story?

At its heart, Glory is about a fractured family pulled back together by crisis. Raghubir Singh (Suvinder Vicky) is a driven boxing coach whose obsession with Olympic gold has left his family in tatters. When his daughter Gudiya is brutally assaulted and a rising Olympic boxing star named Nihal Singh turns up dead, his two estranged sons — Dev (Divyenndu) and Ravi (Pulkit Samrat) — return home to uncover the truth.

It’s equal parts whodunit and emotional gut-punch.

Boxing has a long, storied history as a backdrop for compelling drama — and Glory looks set to honour that tradition with a distinctly Indian lens.

Star-Studded Cast at a Glance

Character	Actor	Known For
Raghubir Singh	Suvinder Vicky	—
Dev	Divyenndu	The Railway Men
Ravi	Pulkit Samrat	Jai Ho
Gudiya	Jannat Zubair	Hichki
Kookie Gulati	Sikandar Kher	Monica, O My Darling
Joyna	Sayani Gupta	Delhi Crime
Bharti	Kashmira Pardeshi	Varalaru Mukkiyam

Lead actor Pulkit Samrat trained extensively to authentically portray a boxer — Netflix even staged a real bout between him and professional boxer Neeraj Goyat to promote the series. That’s serious commitment.

The Creative Team Behind Glory

This is the second collaboration between Netflix and filmmaker Karan Anshuman‘s Atomic Films, following the two-season hit Rana Naidu. Anshuman co-wrote the series alongside Rana Naidu writer Karmanya Ahuja, with dialogue penned by Vaibhav Vishal. Direction is shared with Kanishk Varma of Footfairy fame — a team that clearly knows how to build tension.

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Episode Breakdown (Season 1)

The 7-episode season runs approximately 47–60 minutes per episode, with punchy boxing-themed titles — K.O., Counterpunch, Rope-a-Dope, Low Blow, Underdog, Suckerpunch — that signal this show knows exactly the mood it’s going for. The finale promises truths emerging and a ring showdown against an old nemesis. No spoilers, but expect it to land hard.