Prem Mistry

Lafangey is a heartwarming story about three childhood friends—Chaitanya, Rohan, and Kamlesh—who live in a small colony in Noida. Now grown up, they each face the struggles of adult life while trying to hold on to their dreams. The show beautifully captures their friendship, problems, and how they try to find their place in the world. Chaitanya is clever and sharp, but he often finds himself in moral confusion. He has completed his B.Tech and wants to make his parents proud. However, when life doesn't go as planned, he gets attracted to the idea of making fast money through illegal sports betting. His decisions bring problems at home and make him question what real success and respect mean.

Campus Diaries is a coming-of-age drama of six students at Excel University. But this one is so-not-your-regular-college-drama because it goes beyond the routine frolic and friendship plots that quintessential youth dramas portray and tackles relevant yet lesser discussed issues like ragging, discrimination based on societal biases, one sided love stories, rampant drug abuse and toxic relationships that mould your personality and ready you to face the real world.

An accident during a medical check-up changes Roohi's life completely, she must face whatever fate has in store for her.

A coming-of-age story about the many first adventures in a young man's life. Dhruv is 16, and in a hurry to grow up. With a little help from his school friends, the wannabe bad-boy Kabir, and the color-blind but doesn't know it Susu, Dhruv sets out to woo the first crush of his life, the feisty, out-of-his-league class topper, Chhavi. Venturing out of their childhood, in their last years of school, the trio find their first drink, pick their first fight and mend their first broken hearts.

Siblings turn rivals when they are put on an inheritance race by reviving a down-in-the-dumps hotel in the hills. Who will emerge victorious?