Top 10 TV Shows in India This Week: Pritam Pedro Tops the JustWatch Chart

Binge-watchers, listen up! The JustWatch Streaming Charts for India (Jul 13–Jul 19) just dropped, and there’s a fresh face at the top. From an emotional family caper to a full-blown crime saga, here’s what the whole country is glued to this week.

The Weekly TV Shows Rankings at a Glance

What’s Making Everyone Hit Play

Pritam Pedro claims the crown this week. Directed under Rajkumar Hirani’s banner, this quirky, heartfelt drama blends comedy with family drama, and it’s clearly struck a chord with JioHotstar audiences.

Off Campus holds strong at #2. This sports-drama-meets-college-romance series follows the messy, competitive world of collegiate athletics, and its sharp writing keeps Prime Video viewers hooked episode after episode.

Agent Kim: Reactivated slides in at #3. Netflix’s slick spy-thriller follows a retired agent pulled back into a dangerous world, proving there’s still a huge appetite for action-packed espionage content in India.

Erotic Stories rounds out the top 4, continuing its steady run across Prime Video and Lionsgate Play with its anthology of bold, intimate tales.

House of the Dragon remains a fan favorite at #5. The Targaryen saga’s dragons, politics, and power struggles keep pulling in loyal Game of Thrones fans on JioHotstar, proving great fantasy never really goes out of style.

At #6, FROM continues its eerie grip on Prime Video subscribers — this small-town horror-mystery about a road that traps everyone who enters it remains one of the platform’s most binge-worthy slow-burns.

Mastram at #7 brings its signature retro-erotica storytelling to ViMovies & TV, while Lock Upp at #8 keeps Netflix viewers entertained with its no-holds-barred reality format, all chaos, drama, and unfiltered confessions behind bars.

Alliance, the new reality series that launched daily episodes from June 26, debuts at #9 on Prime Video and Prime Video’s ad-supported tier — proof that reality TV’s daily-drop format is winning eyeballs fast.

Closing the list at #10 is the ever-popular Mirzapur, still pulling audiences into its gritty world of crime, power, and revenge in the badlands of Uttar Pradesh, years after its debut.

Why This Chart Matters

This week’s list is a solid mix: mainstream family entertainment, gripping thrillers, nostalgic crime dramas, and reality TV chaos, all coexisting comfortably in India’s streaming habits. It shows how diverse Indian audiences have become, jumping from an emotional Hirani drama to dragons to prison reality shows within the same week.

For more entertainment rankings, streaming news, and platform updates, check out TechnoSports’ entertainment section regularly, we track these charts so you don’t have to dig around every week.

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