Abhinav Vaidya

Samvidhan a.k.a Sam and Aadhya, two sidekicks, have always lived in the shadows of their popular best friends and gone completely unnoticed in Lucknow Central Convent school. Until the two of them finally take notice of each other, albeit under awkward and unusual circumstances, and a surprisingly easy friendship begins. For the first time in their lives, they feel like they belong. But will falling in love be as easy, and for how long can two sidekicks remain heroes of their own love story, before insecurities, changing dynamics and growing pains get the better of them?

Newbie Constable Mandaar Ghorpade, nicknamed GIRPADE, follows in his father's footsteps and joins the police force as a lowly constable presiding over a rich Mumbai neighborhood. Girpade's father, Senior Constable Amol Ghorpade, died on the job while chasing the notorious criminal PHENYL MOHAN, who prides himself on being a master of disguise. Between his desire to apprehend Phenyl, his candid mother seeking purpose, his first love, and his quirky relationship with his Sub Inspector boss, Girpade finds himself dealing with bizarre rich people problems - one hilarious case at a time.

Heartbeats is a hospital drama that follows Akshat as he pursues his dream of becoming a neurosurgeon while navigating a budding romance with Sanjh, a "nepo kid" from a family of doctors.

Akash struggles to save his family's crumbling hotel while pursuing his dream restaurant. He falls for tour guide Tanvi, but their romance faces hurdles. Akash's path intertwines with Megha's, leading to a poignant story of love, ambition.

Interesting characters going through quirky problems visit the salon helmed by Sunny and Bobby. Along with getting the perfect look, they also get an almost-perfect solution to their problems.

The middle-aged in-laws in love with each other elope from their children's wedding.

Supriya Pathak Kapur helms a titular role in a comic tale of 65-year-old Jasuben, who teams up with fellow homemakers to claim their financial independence, proving, as she says, "Why should boys have all the funds?"