10 Excellent TV Shows That You Can Finish Watching In One Weekend

1. Only Murders in the Building

Oliver (Martin Short) Charles (Steve Martin), Oliver (Martin Short), Charles, and Mabel (Selena Gomez) have two things they share reside in the same apartment and they are obsessed with podcasts about true crime. When they find themselves involved in the murder investigation of a resident of the building the detectives in them burst into action to find the culprit while recording an episode about what happened. Each of them has been through a time, and the three of them have a brand new role to play. There's a natural but uncanny relationship between the three characters that make the story more enjoyable. It's very entertaining, funny and original.

Available on: Disney+ Hotstar

2. Midnight Mass

Mike Flanagan weaves his magic with this superb horror series. While it's not full of classic horror themes, Midnight Mass shows you the extent to which religious fervour and creepy fanaticism can be incredibly scary and deadly. Flanagan has a unique method of making his characters more fleshed out and making every performance awe-inspiring. There's also an amazing monologue performed by Kate Siegel that you absolutely should not overlook!

It is on Netflix

3. Fleabag

With only 12 episodes (so good-rounded and with just sufficient), Fleabag is about the life of a woman trying to live life her own style -- through making humor her life's saviour in anger, grief and even in difficult situations. The humor of her character is a large part all the conversation, however there's always something else that is lingering on the background allowing us to clearly understand the reasons why Fleabag is who she is. The world isn't all just black and white in the end.

Available on: Prime Video

4. A Suitable Boy

Vikram Seth's characters come to life with an old-fashioned appeal in this adaptation of his novel. The story revolves around love, life and family, all set in the background of a newly independent India as well as the massive political shifts that had been in motion for a long time. Take note of Tabu's performance and nothing else!

It is on Netflix

5. Mare of Easttown

Mare (Kate Winslet) Detective Mare (Kate Winslet) in Pennsylvania she investigates the death of a young person. Her investigation and interrogations reveal the darker side of her community. They also reveal the uncompromising relations with police officials and population and the fact that everyone has an entirely different life in private in comparison to the way they conduct themselves publicly.

Available on: Disney+ Hotstar

6. Ray

Ray is a top collection of celluloid of four short stories written by Satyajit Ray and he makes all of which are enthralling, humorous dark, thought-provoking and essentially an artist of the highest order in the country. Enjoy it for the amazing performance of the main characters and their characters, particularly Manoj Bajpayee, and Gajraj Rao from Hungama Hai Kyon Barpa.

It is on Netflix

7. The Haunting of Bly Manor

Okay, I must be admitted that I'm a Mike Flanagan stan when is about his biggest television shows. Every one of his projects is hauntingly gorgeous and profound as the Haunting of Bly Manor is the same. It's a slow-burn film that reveals the power of guilt, grief willpower, sacrifice, and guilt and the way love heals and damages.

It is on Netflix

8. The White Lotus

The White Lotus this show takes you on an entirely different adventure, unlike the one you're expecting at the start of the show. The show is set in a stunning resort on Maui The show reveals the stark contrast between what life can be after you get beyond the superficialities. It shows how privilege is a factor and the skewness brought on due to the implicit class system that exists in all minds and the complexity of who we are. Technically, there aren't any villains. With dark humour and nuanced performances from the actors, the production is a delight for the eyes as well as a perfect conversation sparker.

9. Chernobyl

Chernobyl records one of the most devastating nuclear catastrophes in the history of mankind and how it could be avoided if not for the inability to take responsibility and government-related decisions. This documentary is a riveting and accurate dramatization of the terrible event, the sacrifices individuals made, and how it affected the whole world.

Available on: Disney+ Hotstar

10. Ajeeb Daastaans

Ajeeb Daastaans is a collection of four stories that point out how normal human relationships could not be what they appear to be. These stories are a glimpse into how society sees caste gender, class and impairments regardless of how trained or "woke" one may appear to be.

It is on Netflix