Many great series were released on OTT in the month of November. These series are getting tremendous response from the audience. Meanwhile, the report of Ormax Media has also come out in which it was told which series was watched the most on OTT between November 10 and November 16. Know the complete list here.

Which series made its place on the top in terms of viewership?

1. Maharani Season 4
Huma Qureshi has made a tremendous comeback on OTT as Rani Bharti. This series was released on OTT platform Sony Liv on 7 November and is still trending on OTT. Huma Qureshi has attracted the attention of the audience through her hit political series and now only Huma Qureshi’s name is on everyone’s tongue. According to the report of Ormax Media, this series has made its place at number 1 position with 3.5 million views.

2. Delhi Crime Season 3
The audience had also eagerly waited for this crime thriller series of Shefali Shah. This series was released on Netflix on 13 November and it is being liked very much by the audience. Shefali Shah has once again wreaked havoc on OTT in the character of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. According to Ormax Media, this series has received 3.3 million views.

3. First Copy Season 2
Famous standup comedian Munawar Faruqui took his first step in the world of OTT with ‘First Copy’. This series was released on MX Player a year ago and now Munawwar Faruqui has returned with its second season with his team. Comedian turned actor Munawwar has played the role of a villain in ‘First Copy’ and he is reprising his role in Season 2 also. According to the report of Ormax Media, this series made its third place in the list of top 5 with 3.2 million views.

4. Mahabharata: A Crusade
This series was released on OTT on 25 October. Even after so many days, the charm of this series continues. Let us tell you, ‘Mahabharata: Ek Dharam Yudh’ has been made completely using Artificial Intelligence i.e. AI. You can enjoy this series on Jio Hotstar. According to Ormax Media, this series has received 2 million views.

5. Some far, some close
This family drama of Mona Singh is also gaining a lot of love from the audience. Along with Mona Singh, Pankaj Kapoor has also played the lead role in it. The story of this light hearted series is quite interesting which will make its home in your mind. This series on G5 has received 1.5 million views last week.

Saxena ji i.e. actor Sanand Verma of the popular TV show ‘Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain’ recently shared the experience of working with veteran Bollywood actor Gulshan Grover in the web series ‘First Copy’. The actor told that ‘In one scene, he slapped me without wasting any time, I got very angry, but at that time I did not say anything and just kept doing the scene.’

Sanand Sharma took out Anger at Gulshan Grover

Actually, recently Sanand Verma had appeared in Siddharth Kannan’s podcast. Where he spoke openly about the shooting of ‘First Copy’ series. He said, ‘One day the shooting of a scene was going on, in which Gulshan Grover slapped me really hard without telling me. At that time I felt like slitting this man’s throat, but I remained silent. I have not said anything till date, I am telling you here for the first time. He did this intentionally, it was not acting..’

,Gulshan Grover really slapped me,

Sanand further said, ‘It was not acting, because if it had happened, he would have told me first, so that I too would have been prepared. Anyway, I am always ready to be slapped. But at that time I felt very bad. But I was in the scene, in my character. I completed my work and then left from there…’

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During this time, Sanand Verma also remembered the character he played in Rani Mukherjee’s film ‘Mardaani’. The actor said, ‘I had to be slapped in that too but my co-actor Digvijay came to me and asked if he could slap me because the director had said so, after listening to him I also agreed. So this is a method which we must follow.

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