Love intense investigations, gripping twists, and bold cops taking on impossible cases? Prime Video has some of the best Indian cop dramas that bring all this and more. From emotional thrillers to action-packed missions, these shows will keep you binge-watching till the end.
1. The Family Man (IMDb: 8.7)
Srikant Tiwari, a middle-class man, secretly works as an intelligence officer, juggling between his demanding job and family life. This series blends action, humor, and drama, making it both thrilling and relatable.
2. Dahaad (IMDb: 7.6)
Sub-Inspector Anjali Bhaati investigates a series of mysterious deaths in Rajasthan, uncovering dark secrets. The show combines suspense with social issues, offering a gripping narrative.
3. Paatal Lok (IMDb: 8.4)
Inspector Hathiram Chaudhary delves into a high-profile case that leads him into the dark underbelly of society. The series offers a gritty look at crime and corruption.
4. Breathe (IMDb: 8.2)
Inspector Kabir hunts a desperate father who turns to crime to save his son. The series explores how far one can go for love and justice.
5. Indian Police Force (IMDb: 4.6)
Delhi Police Officer Kabir Malik races against time to stop a terror attack. This action-packed series showcases bravery and determination.
6. The Last Hour (IMDb: 7.6)
A shaman with supernatural abilities teams up with a cop to solve crimes in the Northeast. The series blends mysticism with crime-solving.
7. HIT – The First Case (IMDb: 7.6)
Vikram, a brilliant cop battling personal demons, investigates a complex missing person case. The thriller keeps you guessing till the end.
8. Farzi (IMDb: 8.1)
A talented artist gets drawn into the world of counterfeit currency, leading to a cat-and-mouse game with law enforcement. The series offers a fresh take on crime and deception.
9. Suzhal: The Vortex (IMDb: 8.4)
During a local festival, a missing person case unravels deep secrets in a small town. The series combines cultural elements with suspenseful storytelling.
10. Breathe: Into the Shadows Season 2 (IMDb: 7.6)
Dr. Avinash Sabharwal’s alter ego, J, escapes from a mental asylum to continue his mission of eliminating individuals representing the ten vices of Ravana. As the killings resume, Inspector Kabir Sawant races against time to stop J and his new accomplice, Victor, in this intense psychological thriller.
So which one is you favourite?
