1. Home  »  
  2. Entertainment

5 Shows on Amazon Prime that Are Pure Masterpieces


For Someone To Live, Someone Has To Die
Image Credit: amazon.in

The famous Amazon Prime Video service debuted on September 7, 2006, as Amazon Unbox in the United States. It is another OTT platform providing top-notch services of streaming to its users. In India, it is a popular viewing platform aiming to give the user a critical content that is not available on daily soaps and operas. And yes, it has skillfully succeeded in accomplishing that feat. Here are 5 masterpieces from Amazon Prime.

Posted On October 27th, 2020

1/5
Become What You Fear
Image Credit: talenthouse

Mirzapur

An insightful look into the crime world of Uttar Pradesh where government and officers come second and the powerful dons come first. Two young boys are lured by the power of crime and join the local don as employees. They, however, are me twitch falling relationships, a jealous heir, dirty politics and unhealthy obsessions with the throne.

2/5
Where are marriages made?
Image Credit: IMDB

Made In Heaven

A story that covers the chronicles of many big fat Indian weddings, Made in Heaven uses marriages to comment on the social conditions in this country. Unequal wealth distribution, greed, betrayal, LGBT rights, love, ambition are all themes of this web series.

3/5
For Someone To Live, Someone Has To Die
Image Credit: Amazon.in

Breathe

A gripping and thrilling series focusing brought livid by the exceptional performances of Amit Sadh and R. Madhavan. An unconventional police officer explores many seemingly unconnected deaths and murders that bring him to one very unlikely suspect.

4/5
The Three World
Image Credit: artstation

Patal lok

Revolving around the real story of five hitmen captured by Delhi police, Patal Lok is a revolutionary work symbolizing the evolution of Indian filmmaking. Patal Lok brings together a complicated crime world where the rich and poor are likely involved.

5/5
Where is Jessica Hyde?
Image Credit: pinterest

Utopia

An unfamiliar take on conspiracy theories. In Utopia, a group of individuals believe that viruses were actually prophesied and created way before they came to be in comic books called Utopia. An almost eccentric superhero work, Utopia is a must-watch.