The 5 Most Viewed Streaming Shows And Movies Of The Week

From new releases like Truth Or Trauma to older ones that are still going strong like Out Of Love, here’s a list of the most-viewed shows and movies from the Indian streaming space of last week

Streaming platforms are notorious for their lack of transparency, allowing them to quote numbers that are tough to verify. Ormax Media, a media consulting firm, has began tracking viewership figures of the top releases across major platforms.

Here's a list of the most-viewed shows and movies from the Indian streaming space during the week of May 31st, 2021 – June 6th, 2021. The numbers are all estimates based only within India. This list does not include any streaming released from the South.

1) Family Man Season 2 – Amazon Prime Video

Views (million): 5.3

The second season of the Raj and DK espionage thriller starring Manoj Bajpai as the secret agent, now has Samantha Akkineni as the Sri Lankan Tamil rebel leader.

2) Maharani – SonyLIV

Views (million): 1.4

Huma Qureshi stars as Rani Bharti, a kind-of-sort-of Rabri Devi, who becomes Chief Minister of Bihar after he husband has to step down.

3) Broken But Beautiful Season 3– ALT Balaji

Views (million): 1

Sidharth Shukla and Sonia Rathee star in the third season of Broken But Beautiful about wounded lovers looking for closure and catharsis.

Also Read: Broken But Beautiful Season Three On ALT Balaji Review: The Insipid And Glamorous Charm Of Wounded Love

4) Truth Or Tamana – Voot Select

Views (million): 0.5

This show follows Dhruv's quest for the truth about his girlfriend Tamanna, who mysteriously goes missing.

5) Out Of Love Season 2 – Disney+Hotstar

Views (million): 0.5

Based on the BBC One series Doctor Foster, this web show set in Coonoor, tackles infidelity and insecurity with dark, delicious takes. Since this is the second season, the stakes are upped. The show stars Rasika Dugal and Purab Kohli.

Also Read: Out Of Love Review: This Hotstar Original Series on Infidelity and Insecurity Is Delicious Moral Propaganda

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