Top 4 Thriller Shows On SonyLIV That Guarantee Non-Stop Excitement

Sony LIV's Indian shows have consistently delivered compelling content for audiences, spanning various genres and providing exceptional entertainment over the past year. In the vast array of productions, the Indian crime thriller shows on Sony LIV have particularly distinguished themselves for their excellence, making them a must-watch for viewers. Here, we highlight the top 5 crime thriller shows on Sony LIV that you definitely shouldn't miss out on.

‘Maharani’

Huma Qureshi takes on the role of Rani Bharti, a dedicated homemaker and the wife of Bihar's chief minister Bheema (Sohum Shah), who places her home and husband above all else. Her singular desire is to return to her village once her husband concludes his term as the CM. Unexpectedly, her life takes a turn when, during the announcement of his successor, Bheema shocks everyone by declaring Rani as his replacement.

While party members anticipate the revelation of the chosen successor, Bheema's decision to appoint his wife leaves everyone astonished. The narrative unfolds with Bharti navigating the realm of politics, grappling with corruption, misogyny, and caste discrimination. As the third season approaches, now is the ideal time to indulge in this gripping political thriller. IMDB rates this series 7.9.

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‘Tanaav’

This Indian action thriller serves as an adaptation of the popular Israeli series ‘Fauda’ and boasts an ensemble cast including Shashank Arora, Arbaaz Khan, Manav Vij, Ekta Kaul, Danish Husain, M K Raina, and Waluscha De Sousa, among others. The narrative unfolds the conflicts involving Pakistani terrorists in Kashmir and the Indian Special Task Force, striving to uphold peace in the Valley. Set against the backdrop of the socio-political unrest of 2017, the series has earned an IMDb rating of 7.7, solidifying its status as a must-watch.

‘Scam 2023: The Telgi Story’

In the year 2000, the nation was shaken by the stamp paper counterfeiting scam, with one man at the forefront of the scandal – Abdul Karim Telgi. Convicted in 2006, along with several associates, Telgi orchestrated one of India's most significant scams, totalling Rs 30,000 crores. 'Scam 2003: The Telgi Story' vividly portrays the captivating narrative of Telgi, who passed away in 2017 due to health complications. The show has earned a commendable IMDb rating of 7.9.

‘Kafas’

Led by Mona Singh and Sharman Joshi, this gripping drama explores the complex interplay of power and privilege, often overshadowing truth and justice. The plot revolves around the Vashisht family – Raghav and Seema, along with their children Sunny and Shreya. The family's joy over Sunny landing a role in a film by a renowned filmmaker takes a dark turn when a chilling secret is revealed. This revelation propels them into a confrontation with the influential filmmaker Vikram Bajaj, who is determined to safeguard his hidden truth at any cost.

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The story takes a dramatic twist as Shreya decides to take matters into her own hands and seek justice for Sunny, unravelling clandestine finances and relationships. The series holds a rating of 6.6.

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