7 Supernatural Crime Thrillers to Watch on Netflix, Prime Video, and More

18 Sep 2025, 05:14 PM IST
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Indian streaming platforms have redefined crime thrillers by blending investigative drama with supernatural twists.

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These shows go beyond conventional whodunits, weaving mythology, ghostly encounters, and unexplained phenomena into gripping mysteries.

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Paatal Lok (Prime Video): A Delhi police officer investigates a failed assassination attempt on a journalist. The series explores corruption, caste, and politics, using a mythological framework of heaven, earth, and hell to mirror societal divides.

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Mandala Murders (Netflix): In Charandaspur, ritualistic killings tied to a secret society leave detectives unravelling a chilling conspiracy where each victim is found missing a body part.

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Adhura (Prime Video): Set in Nilgiri Valley School, the story links a returning alumnus with a bullied student whose trauma sparks eerie events. Past actions resurface as psychological horror meets supernatural danger.

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Ghoul (Netflix): In a dystopian detention centre, an interrogator faces terrifying supernatural forces that transform an investigation into a battle for survival. The series blends political commentary with paranormal horror.

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Manvat Murders (SonyLIV): Inspired by shocking crimes of the 1970s, a special crime branch officer investigates the murders of seven women in a small town. The case exposes dark community secrets and hidden motives.

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Asur (JioHotstar): Forensic experts confront a serial killer who believes himself to be a demon from Hindu mythology. The series pits scientific investigation against ancient beliefs in a tense ideological conflict.

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Suzhal: The Vortex (Prime Video): During a 10-day religious festival in Sambaloor, a minor incident unravels into interconnected crimes, forcing residents to confront buried truths.