Netflix has plenty to offer if you are in the mood for romance, from young love and second chances to complicated marriages and relationships tested by time. These movies and shows explore love in different stages of life, mixing emotions, humour, heartbreak and hope.
10 Best Hindi Romantic Movies and Shows on Netflix
1. Do Deewane Seher Mein
Shashank and Rohini are two millennials who find themselves drawn to each other while carrying fears, insecurities and emotional wounds from their past. Instead of an outside villain creating problems, their relationship is tested by the doubts and unresolved feelings they bring into it. Siddhant Chaturvedi and Mrunal Thakur lead this intimate romance about learning to understand both yourself and the person you love.
2. Saiyaara
Musician Krish and poet Vaani find love through their shared connection with words and music, only for their future together to change completely when Vaani is diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. As memories begin becoming uncertain, their relationship is tested in ways neither of them expected. The film uses love, music and loss to explore whether emotional bonds can survive even when memories begin to fade.
3. Musafir Cafe
Chander, Sudha and Preeti cross paths at moments when each of them is trying to understand love, loss and what they truly want from life. Moving between Bhopal and Mussoorie, their relationships force them to reconsider old choices and missed opportunities. The series is a gentle story about longing, emotional change and finding the courage to choose a different future.
4. Little Things (4 Seasons)
Across four seasons, Dhruv and Kavya grow from a young Mumbai couple enjoying everyday companionship into partners dealing with careers, distance, family responsibilities and changing priorities. Their relationship is rarely defined by grand romantic gestures, but by conversations, compromises and the effort to understand each other. The series shows how love can mature when two people continue choosing the relationship through ordinary life.
5. Main Vaapas Aaunga
An elderly man’s fading memories bring back a love story he was forced to leave behind during the Partition of India. His desire to revisit the home and past he lost inspires a journey across generations, reopening memories of separation and an unfinished relationship. Directed by Imtiaz Ali, the film stars Diljit Dosanjh, Naseeruddin Shah, Vedang Raina and Sharvari.
6. Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein (2 Seasons)
Across two seasons, Vikrant’s romantic life becomes a dangerous battle for freedom when Purva, the daughter of a powerful politician, becomes obsessed with having him at any cost. He remains caught between the woman he genuinely loves and a woman whose influence makes escaping almost impossible. What begins as romance gradually turns into a dark story of control, manipulation, fear and survival.
7. Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani
Quiet medical student Naina steps outside her familiar world on a Manali trek and falls for Bunny, an ambitious traveller determined to see the world before settling down. She never tells him how she feels, and their lives separate until the old friends reunite eight years later for Aditi’s wedding in Udaipur. With their feelings returning, Bunny must decide whether constantly chasing the next adventure matters more than building a life with someone he loves.
8. Mismatched (3 Seasons)
Dimple and Rishi first meet at a summer coding programme after their families quietly try to bring them together. Over three seasons, attraction gives way to friendship, breakups, jealousy and difficult choices as careers and personal ambitions begin pulling them in different directions. Their journey presents young love as something shaped as much by timing and growing up as by feelings.
9. Metro… In Dino
Set across cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Bengaluru, the film connects several relationships facing very different emotional problems. Its couples deal with fading marriages, controlling partnerships, unexpected pregnancy, infidelity, career pressure, commitment fears and loneliness. Through these parallel stories, the film explores second chances, sacrifice and the struggle to find meaningful connection in busy urban lives.
10. Aap Jaisa Koi
Shrirenu Tripathi, a 42-year-old Sanskrit teacher shaped by a conservative household, meets Madhu Bose, a younger French teacher with a far more independent outlook on life. Their awkward attraction grows into romance, but differences in values, family expectations and patriarchal thinking soon challenge the relationship. The film uses their love story to explore ego, self-realisation and the conflict between traditional expectations and personal freedom.
Whether you prefer comforting love stories, complicated relationships or romances filled with difficult choices, these Netflix picks offer something for every mood.
