Top 10 TV Shows Streaming in India This Week: Mirzapur Dethrones Bigg Boss, Reacher Holds Strong

By Reetam Bodhak 4 min read Share Story: Follow us on Google News Get real-time updates & exclusive tech coverage Follow Crime dramas, reality TV chaos, and steamy anthologies — this week's JustWatch TV chart proves Indian audiences want it all, and they want it across every platform at once. From gangster sagas to celebrity house-arrest drama to K-drama romance, here's the complete breakdown of what the country binged this week. This Week's Top 10 Shows Rank Title Platform Genre 1 Mirzapur Prime Video Crime Drama 2 Bigg Boss JioCinema Reality TV 3 Reacher Prime Video Action Thriller 4 The Early Spring Netflix Romance Drama 5 The Traitors Prime Video Reality/Game Show 6 India's Got Latent Netflix Talk Show/Comedy 7 Erotic Stories Lionsgate Play Anthology Drama 8 Lanterns JioCinema Crime Drama 9 The Mentalist Netflix & Prime Video Crime Procedural 10 Off Campus Prime Video Teen Romance Breaking Down Each Show 1. Mirzapur reclaims the top spot on Prime Video, and honestly, it's no surprise. This Uttar Pradesh-set gangster saga has been one of Indian streaming's biggest homegrown successes since it first premiered, and its blend of brutal power struggles and quotable dialogue keeps pulling viewers back in season after season. 2. Bigg Boss slides to No. 2 on JioCinema, but the reality format's Indian adaptation of the globally franchised Big Brother format, in which contestants live together in isolation from the outside world continues to dominate watercooler conversation, proving reality TV drama never really goes out of style. 3. Reacher holds firm at No. 3 on Prime Video, with its hulking ex-military drifter formula continuing to satisfy fans of no-nonsense, one-man-army action storytelling season after season. 4. The Early Spring debuts at No. 4 on Netflix, a tender romance drama whose intimate poster art hints at the slow-burn emotional storytelling that's been drawing in fans of Korean and Asian romance dramas this week. 5. The Traitors sits at No. 5 on Prime Video, the psychological reality format where contestants must root out hidden 'traitors' among them — a concept that's become a global phenomenon for its blend of strategy, betrayal, and paranoia. 6. India's Got Latent lands at No. 6 on Netflix, the controversial talk-show-meets-comedy format that's kept generating headlines and heated online debate, which clearly hasn't hurt its streaming numbers one bit. 7. Erotic Stories claims No. 7 on Lionsgate Play, an anthology drama series exploring adult relationships and intimacy — the kind of bold, mature content that niche platforms are increasingly betting on to stand out. 8. Lanterns enters at No. 8 on JioCinema, a moody crime drama whose shadowy, atmospheric poster suggests a slow-building detective story that's found a dedicated audience this week. 9. The Mentalist makes a comeback at No. 9, streaming across both Netflix and Prime Video simultaneously. This dual-platform availability is likely fueling its resurgence, as the beloved procedural continues attracting new fans years after it first aired. 10. Off Campus rounds out the list at No. 10 on Prime Video, a teen romance drama that's tapping into the college-life genre's enduring appeal among younger streaming audiences. What This Week's Chart Tells Us The standout trend this week is platform diversity at the top — unlike movie charts where one giant often dominates, TV shows are spread almost evenly across Prime Video (4 titles), Netflix (3), and JioCinema (2), with Lionsgate Play also breaking into the list. It's a clear signal that Indian viewers are subscribing to multiple platforms simultaneously, chasing specific genres — crime drama on Prime, reality chaos on JioCinema, and bold anthology content on niche players like Lionsgate Play. For more weekly TV and streaming chart breakdowns, catch up on TechnoSports' entertainment section for regular updates on what's trending. FAQs 1. Which platform led this week's TV show chart? Prime Video topped the list with four titles — Mirzapur, Reacher, The Traitors, and Off Campus — showing its continued strength in Indian TV streaming. 2. Why does The Mentalist appear on two platforms? The Mentalist is currently available on both Netflix and Prime Video, and this simultaneous availability likely boosted its overall streaming popularity this week.