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The 5 Most Viewed Streaming Shows And Movies Of The Week

From new releases like Aspirants to older ones that are still going strong like OK Computer, here’s a list of the most-viewed shows and movies from the Indian streaming space of last week

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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 April 5th, 2021 – April 11th, 2021. The numbers are all estimates based only within India. This list does not include any streaming released from the South.

1) The Big Bull – Disney+Hostar

Views (million): 5.8

Harshad Mehta's dramatized fictionalized biopic, produced as a web-show last year in Scam 1992, is now made into a movie starring Abhishek Bachchan, following the real events of the financial market frauds that took place in the 1990s.

 

2) OK Computer – Disney + Hotstar

Views (million): 4.0

This sci-fi comedy from Anand Gandhi's Memesys Lab is set in 2031, and follows the investigation of a self-driving car that murdered a human.

3) Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare S2 – Amazon Prime

Views (million): 3.1

This is the second season of Chacha Vidhayak Hain Humare, an Indian comedy series created by comedian Zakir Khan. The first season ended with a politician asking Ronny (Khan) to become a leader of the party's youth wing. This season outlines the price one pays in politics.

4) The Falcon And The Winter Solider – Disney+Hotstar

Views (million): 2.3

The series follows Bucky (Sebastian Stan) and Sam (Anthony Mackie) as they try to adjust to a world without Captain America while grappling with the weight of his legacy and the big question of who can take on the mantle.

Also Read: The Falcon And The Winter Soldier On Disney Plus Hotstar Hits The Right MCU Beats

5) Aspirants

Views (million): 1.9

From the TVF factory we have a story that follows UPSC aspirants as they spend years studying for the exams and later, as they chase coveted bureaucratic positions, while navigating interpersonal relationships.

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