Independence Day 2023: Dive Into Patriotism With These 5 Binge Worthy Web Series

Filmmakers have brilliantly depicted the lives of freedom fighters and India's battle against terrorism on the screen, consistently evoking the fire of patriotism within us.

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As India prepares to commemorate its 77th Independence Day this year, immerse yourself in the spirit of patriotism by exploring a captivating selection of binge-worthy web series. Meticulously chosen to reflect the core of our nation's evolution, these shows provide a unique window into the intricate weave of India's challenges and victories. As Independence day is tomorrow, brace yourself for an immersive patriotic experience as you dive into these five gripping web series, all set to evoke inspiration, resonate profoundly, and enhance your sense of connection to your heritage.

1. ‘The Family Man’

In the popular espionage thriller, ‘The Family Man,’ the central character is portrayed by Manoj Bajpayee. Manoj takes on the role of Srikant Tiwari, the protagonist of this series. Srikant is an operative of the National Investigation Agency, entrusted with the crucial mission of thwarting potential terrorist assaults on the country. To ensure both his family's safety and the nation's security, he adopts a dual identity, concealing his true occupation as an undercover agent by posing as an ordinary office worker in a corporate setting. You can watch this series on Amazon Prime Video.

2. ‘Rocket Boys’

The narrative centres on the remarkable achievements of two individuals, Dr. Homi Jehangir Bhabha and Dr. Vikram Ambalal Sarabhai, who played a pivotal role in shaping the destiny of India's aspiring space explorers. This series has two seasons which delves deeper into the profound camaraderie, unwavering dedication, and persistence that defined their journey. It also sheds light on the pivotal role these qualities played in propelling India's inaugural rocket launch. This highly acclaimed series is available on Sony Liv.

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3. ‘Bard Of Blood’

Released in 2019, the television series ‘Bard of Blood’ stars Emraan Hashmi, Sahiba Bali, Sobhita Dhulipala, Paniza Rahnama, and Kirti Kulhari, among other notable cast members. Adapted from the book of the same title penned by Bilal Siddiqui, this thrilling web series is rich in suspense. It falls under the espionage genre, filled with strategically timed shifts and captivating plot twists that effortlessly hold your attention, making it a must-watch. You can watch this series on Netflix.

4. ‘Special OPS’

Spanning two seasons, this gripping series is designed to keep you captivated and intrigued throughout. The central narrative revolves around Himmat Singh, an integral member of the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). Singh's astute analytical skills lead him to discern recurring patterns in a series of terrorist activities. Driven by his convictions, he begins to unravel a theory that attributes all these incidents to a single mastermind, forming the crux of the plot. You can watch this series on Disney+Hotstar.

5. ‘Avrodh: The Seige Within’

Centred around Major Videep Singh, the commanding figure of the Para SF, this series retells the story of the 2016 URI incident and the consequential surgical strikes. Inspired by the section titled ‘We Don't Really Know Fear’ from the book ‘India's Most Fearless’ by Shiv Aroor and Rahul Singh, the narrative takes viewers through a fictionalised narrative. Amit Sadh and Abir Chatterjee headline the first and second seasons, respectively. Accessible for streaming on Sony Liv, this web series brings to life a significant chapter of Indian history.

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FAQ

  • Which web series is based on Indian Army?

    Regiment Diaries, this Netflix series on the Indian army recounts the account of different regiments of the Indian Army.
  • Which series is based on Indian Navy?

    Samandar was a TV show based on Indian Navy, broadcast on Doordarshan network in 1995. It talked about the lives of Navy officers, and their commitment to the force. The show was made by Retired Wing Commander Anup Singh Bedi.
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