Ok Computer has become the first web series to have done so.
Ekta Kapoor made a wholesome series of tweets where she explained how important it is for the LGBT community to be represented in the mainstream media.
Akshaye Khanna and Raveena Tandon are sharing screen space in Legacy after almost 18 years.
'Sunflower' is going to be Zee 5's first-ever show from the crime comedy genre.
Huma Qureshi is playing the protagonist in the series which seems to have taken inspiration from real-life incidents.
Bisaat will follow the life of a psychiatrist who has been accused of murdering a businessman.
His Storyy is going to be a drama that will explore the life of a closeted gay man who happens to be married.
The glimpse of Broken with Beautiful with Sidharth Shukla came as a surprise to fans and they cannot contain their excitement to watch the show.
See the trailer for TVF's Aspirants here.
'Mai Hero Boll Raha Hu' will feature Parth Samthaan playing the role of a gangster hailing from the city of Mumbai in the 90s.
Loki will premiere on 11 June on Disney + and Disney + Hotstar in India.
An official announcement was released by Bridgerton makers and Netflix to confirm the despondent piece of news regarding Rege Jean Page.
Ronit Roy has been a part of the entertainment industry for 29 years and not failed to woo the audience with his supremely stellar roles.
Watch the 'Project 9191' trailer here.
OK Computer features Vijay Varma and Radhika Apte in key roles.
OK Computer is going to be the nation's first ever 'Sci-fi comedy' show.
Everyone seems to be very intrigued by Sonakshi Sinha's new look for the show as they have never seen her attempt such a role.
See the Love J Action trailer here
Sushmita Sen has confirmed that the show Aarya will be coming back with a second season!
Hello Mini belongs to the horror cum thriller genre and focused on the life of a 22-year girl who came into a new city and starts getting stalked.
The Married Woman is headed for a release on International Women's Day and will come out on 8 March 2021.
