Prime Video continues to expand its slate of films and series for Indian audiences, spanning thrillers, action, drama, comedy and romance across Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, English and Korean. The lineup brings together Indian originals, post-theatrical blockbusters, and international films and series, all in one place.
Among the highlights are Babita Singh Reporting, We Got You Girl, The Traitors Season 2, Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya, Raakh, Gram Chikitsalay Season 2, The Pyramid Scheme and the courtroom thriller System.
Jagamae Sangeetham
Jagamae Sangeetham is a musical drama series set in the world of Carnatic music. Created and directed by Palnati Surya Pratap and produced by Sushmita Konidela (Gold Box Entertainment), the series stars Prakash Raj, Madhubala, and Meka Srikanth. The story follows Balu, heir to his grandfather Shastri's musical legacy, as he navigates the weight of tradition, fractured family ties, and long-buried secrets. When old rivalries resurface and threaten to unravel generations of heritage, Balu must choose between preserving his family's legacy and finding his own artistic voice.
Inspired by Prime Video's Hindi series Bandish Bandits, Jagamae Sangeetham features music composed by Vishal Chandrasekar. The series premieres on September 4 in Telugu with English subtitles and Tamil dubs, available across India and more than 240 countries and territories.
Babita Singh Reporting
A suspended police officer in a small Indian town sets out to solve the murder of a childhood friend and ends up confronting the choices that have shaped her own life. Directed by Ambiecka Pandit, written by Amita Vyas, and executive produced by Sudip Sharma (Paatal Lok), Babita Singh Reporting stars Nimisha Sajayan as Baby, a people-pleasing cop who has spent much of her life putting others first. Against the backdrop of a murder investigation, the film brings together grounded realism, layered characters, and complex family dynamics. Barun Sobti and Anshumaan Pushkar star in pivotal roles. Produced by Film Squad Productions in association with Act Three. Premieres on Prime Video on August 28.
We Got You Girl
A fashion crisis. A confidence dip. A "what am I supposed to wear?" moment. We Got You Girl, hosted by Barkha Singh and Aisha Ahmed, is a 15-episode series on MX Player by Prime Video where in each episode a different woman navigates an everyday style, beauty, or confidence dilemma. Joining them is Manik Kaur, an etiquette and transformation coach, as the trio uses science, logic, and girl-squad energy to decode everything from skin undertones and hair texture to body structure and budget. The result is less makeover show, more girl-gang intervention — honest takes, unexpected discoveries, and the kind of advice that makes you think "why didn't I try this before?"
Three new episodes drop every Tuesday starting August 18, exclusively on MX Player by Prime Video.
The Traitors Season 2
India's most talked-about reality format returns with the stakes higher and the deception sharper. Hosted by Karan Johar, the second season of The Traitors brings together 21 celebrities from the world of music, culinary world, content creators, entertainment, and public life for the ultimate psychological game of trust and betrayal. Divided into Innocents and Traitors, players must navigate shifting alliances, uncover hidden identities, and outwit one another to claim the coveted title. As the game tightens and loyalties fracture, no one is safe and no one can be trusted. Season two is produced by Dharmatic Entertainment in collaboration with All3Media International. Season 2 of The Traitors premieres on Prime Video on August 13, with new episodes dropping every Thursday.
Vadhandhi Season 2—The Mystery of Mani
Set against the culturally rich backdrop of Madurai and the charged atmosphere of the Jallikattu festival, the second season of Vadhandhi returns to the franchise's central tension between rumour and reality. When skeletal remains are unearthed during a highway inauguration, SI Moosa Raza (M. Sasikumar) — an honest, relentless police officer — is pulled into a mystery that cuts through politics, media frenzy, and human frailty, leading him to an elusive prisoner named Mani. Created, written, and directed by Andrew Louis and produced by Wallwatcher Films with Pushkar and Gayatri as creative producers, the eight-episode thriller also stars Yashwanth, Anagha Maruthora, Aparna Das, Vivek Prasanna, Revathy Sharma, and Arjun Nandhakumar. It premieres on Prime Video on August 6 in Tamil, with dubs in Telugu and Hindi and subtitles in 15 languages including English, across India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Playground Season 5
India's only gaming reality show returns with its most ambitious format yet. For the first time, Playground introduces a three-mentor panel — two-time champion Elvish Yadav leads the KO Krakens, Tejasswi Prakash makes her mentor debut with the Raging Centaurs, and Aarush Bhola takes charge of the Power Phoenixes. Across six weeks, three teams compete in a relentless battle to crown a single mastermind. The biggest twist this season: the house itself is the game. Presented by MX Player by Prime Video, Playground Season 5 premieres on 1 August, streaming for free across mobile devices, Connected TVs, the Amazon shopping app, and Fire TV, across India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide.
Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya
Set in a dysfunctional school, Adarsh Baal Vidyalaya follows Gyaneshwar Tripathi (Kay Kay Menon), a laid-back headmaster whose quest for a coveted government-sponsored training programme in Cambridge sets off an unexpected journey of transformation. As he rallies an unlikely team of teachers to improve the fortunes of one of the city's most underperforming schools, they confront everyday challenges ranging from unruly classrooms and resource shortages to parental apathy and operational hurdles. The series blends humour with heart, showing that even overlooked institutions can aspire for a second chance.
Directed by Himank Gaur and created and executive produced by Biswapati Sarkar and Sameer Saxena under the banner of Posham Pa Pictures, the seven-episode series is written by Biswapati Sarkar, Akshay Asthana, Nupur Pai, Tatsat Pandey, and Meghna Srivastava. Alongside Kay Kay Menon, the ensemble cast includes Archana Puran Singh, Naveen Kasturia, Prasanna Bisht, Abhimanyu Singh, Deven Bhojani, Ajitesh Gupta, Annapurna Soni, and Prachee Shah. It premieres on Prime Video in Hindi with English subtitles, across India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide, on July 24.
Drishyam 3
The next chapter in one of Indian cinema's most celebrated thriller franchises arrives on Prime Video. Written and directed by Jeethu Joseph, Drishyam 3 reunites Mohanlal, Meena, and Siddique, bringing audiences back into the world of George Kutty and his family. In the years since Drishyam 2, George Kutty appears to have secured the future he always wanted, and has even adapted his past into a successful film. But the past refuses to stay buried. When two journalists begin investigating the real-life inspirations behind the film, and a carefully orchestrated marriage proposal for his daughter Anju turns out to be a deadly trap, George Kutty is drawn into his most emotionally charged and dangerous battle yet. Presented by Pen Studios and Panorama Studios and produced by Antony Perumbavoor for Aashirvad Cinemas, it streams in Malayalam with dubbed versions in Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada, across India and more than 200 countries and territories.
Gram Chikitsalay Season 2
The second season of the Prime Original series follows the ever-dedicated Dr. Prabhat (Amol Parashar) as he battles fresh obstacles to revive a struggling Primary Health Centre in the fictional village of Bhathkandi. Picking up from where season one ended, the new instalment delves deeper into the clash between idealism and reality, as Dr. Prabhat learns that running a rural healthcare centre requires far more than medical knowledge. Directed by Lalitam Tiwari and written by Vaibhav Suman and Shreya Srivastava, the series is produced by The Viral Fever and features Amol Parashar, Akash Makhija, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Vinay Pathak, Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, Garima Vikrant Singh, and Dinesh Lal Yadav.
