A common man with honesty and integrity can take on the system when he has truth on his side.

Political ploys, personal agendas and a beastly myth all surface as two mismatched hill station cops navigate a web of suspects after a puzzling murder.

Three brothers in a Delhi crime family fight over the future of their enterprise. Meanwhile, an undercover police officer attempts to end the family's legacy, and an arms dealer conspires with the brothers.

Through all the drama, the theatrics, the colour, the laugher, the dance, the songs and the emotion, one element that is so invisible to the eye yet so integral to the fabric of Bollywood is the Side Hero. This is the story of Kunaal Roy Kapur, aka the older brother of heartthrob actor Aditya Roy Kapur and younger brother of producer par excellence Siddharth Roy Kapur. Kunaal is the picture perfect side hero in both his reel life and real life too. When an ambitious passion project finds no takers and results in Kunaal losing his only worldly possession, a family house, he finds shelter with his new manager Beera, the most successful manager for animal actors in Bollywood. The few moments of solace in his life come from the time he spends with his ex-wife Sarika who is now a good friend and their son Rumi. There is, of course a new and considerably younger and certainly far more attractive man in Sarika's life named Ranjeet, who happens to be a fan of Kunaal. The interpersonal relations of these four characters hold the story together as the eight episodes of the first season of Side Hero see Kunaal trying, failing, trying harder, failing harder but not ever stopping in his bid to make it big in Bollywood, even if only as the greatest Side Hero ever.

Haseena is very close to her brother Dawood, who turns to a life of crime and rises to power in the Mumbai underworld. After the bomb blasts of 1993, Dawood escapes to Dubai and she falls in trouble.

The story of eleven prostitutes who refuse to part ways with their brothel and each other during the partition between India and Pakistan.

In 1895, Shivkar Bapuji Talpade constructs and flies India's first unmanned plane, despite having the odds stacked against him.