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Leila: Who would question Prayaag Akbar or Netflix?

Ashish Shukla -
I expect a political storm over Leila, a six-part TV serial on Netflix, the first season of which went on air last week.

A dystopian future where Hindu nationalists take over: Social media reacts to Netflix’s latest Hinduphobic show ‘Leila’

OpIndia Staff -
After Ghoul and Sacred Games, Leila is the third show on Netflix that demonizes Hindus.
Media

Netflix takes Pakistani line, shows Kashmir as a part of Pakistan in its show ‘Street Food’

OpIndia Staff -
Earlier, Indian media publications like Indian Express and The Quint had also shown PoK as part of Pakistan
Editor's picks

Delhi Crime on Netflix: Nirbhaya and our sentiments revisited

nandini -
Netflix's Delhi Crime reminds us that in a country of a billion people, a horror story is always around the corner.
Editor's picks

Latest episode of ‘The Patriot Act’: Hasan Minhaj might be funny, but his act is shoddy, ill-researched and no guide to Indian politics

Nivya -
The unmentionable sins of the Congress are ignored and this, ladies and gentlemen, is somehow what many people refer to as an “unbiased” view on Indian politics
News Reports

Saudi Arabia pulls down Netflix comedy show criticising its role in the Jamal Khashoggi murder

OpIndia Staff -
Netflix pulls down an episode in the comedy show, critical of Saudi regime
Entertainment

Sacred Games: petitioner demands a regulatory board after Netflix refuses to censor dialogues

OpIndia Staff -
The online series, which released in July this year, had almost immediately made the headlines for allegedly 'defaming the Congress party' over the Shah Bano case.
Entertainment

Ghoul: Watch (or don’t) as Anurag Kashyap unloads unhindered propaganda on the audience

Saurabh Patel -
After watching Netflix’s Ghoul I can cheer this bunch on as they continue to peddle propaganda and lose the love they earned
Entertainment

A tale of two titles: John Abraham’s Parmanu, and the new Netflix sensation Sacred Games

Saurabh Patel -
While our best film-makers remain busy filming eulogies for convicted criminals, the Indian right-wing awaits its own Clint Eastwood
News Reports

Madhur Bhandarkar summarizes his sufferings during “Indu Sarkar” by the Congress, headed by “the benefactor of freedom of expression”

OpIndia Staff -
Madhur here recollects the harrowing experience he had when he was hounded by the Congress workers
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