Best Indian shows of 2021: From ‘The Family Man 2’ to ‘Aranyak’
The Hindu
Medical thrillers, black comedies, murder-mysteries and more; this year had an abundance of genres to offer in the streaming space for audiences stuck at home during the pandemic
2021 was a seminal year for streaming platforms, with several big screen stars entering the OTT space too. As the pandemic wreaked havoc across the globe, OTT shows proved to be a timely and much-needed escape from the doom and gloom of the news cycle. Here are some web-series from the last year you might enjoy revisiting — or catching up on — all over again.
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