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April 3, 2021 10 min zeetv From romance, thrillers to social dramas, ZEE5 has an array of shows that garnered love from the audience as well as the critics. And what’s better than to pick up the best ones based on their IMDb scores which stands as applause from the audience. So, here’s taking a look at the 15 best ZEE5 shows ranked based on the IMDb ratings. The year 2020 got us a bit closer to the world of interesting movies and shows. While we spent most of our time indoors, there were many shows that gave us much-needed escapism from the chaos of the ongoing pandemic. And ZEE5’s exclusive shows and movies were no less than a treat for the audience, giving them moments to cherish upon. With new and refreshing content, the platform has evolved as a virtual theatre for the fans obsessed with quality-oriented shows. From romance, thrillers to social dramas, ZEE5 has an array of shows that garnered love from the audience as well as the critics. It does not appear to be stopping as they continue to release quality shows on the platforms. And what’s better than to pick up the best ones based on their IMDb scores which stands as applause from the audience. So, here’s taking a look at the ZEE5’s 15 , ranked based on the IMDb ratings. Kaali (8.9/10) Source: ZEE5 After an impressive mark with its first instalment, ZEE5’s Kaali was revamped for a second season. Actor Paoli Dam revived her character of Kaali in the boldest avatar which became the major highlight of the show. Risking...

> > We're only halfway through 2023, and it's already been a wild — and amazing — year for television. During one week in May, we said goodbye to not one, not two, but four beloved — and highly awarded — TV shows: Succession, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Barry, and Ted Lasso. Elsewhere, brand-new series about everything from SEE ALSO: To celebrate these writers' work, let's take a look back at the best TV shows of 2023 so far. From sci-fi nuns and struggling therapists to Regency romance, this list has something for everyone. Here, in order of release date, are the 17 best TV shows of 2023 so far. 1. Abbott Elementary, Season 2 Credit: ABC With its first season, Quinta Brunson's grade school-set sitcom earned critical praise, an adoring audience, and a slew of awards, including three Primetime Emmys. Our hopes were sky-high for Emmy-winner The Bear's Ayo Edebiri, Leslie Odom Jr., Taraji P. Henson, and Gritty. Kristy Puchko, Film Editor How to watch: Abbott Elementary is now streaming on Hulu. (opens in a new tab) 2. The Last of Us Credit: Liane Hentscher/HBO With its high stakes post-apocalyptic tension and the brilliant dynamic between leads Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey), The Last of Us hit the ground running when it launched earlier this year. But when the — Sam Haysom, Deputy UK Editor How to watch: The Last of Us is now streaming on Max. (opens in a new tab) 3. Poker Face Credit: Karolina Wojtasik / Peacock With its tribute to 1970s classic Columbo's rever...

Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Twenty years after the mysterious disappearance of her sister Ida (Karoline Hamm) along with 20 of her classmates, Astrid (Danica Curcic) receives a strange phone call from one of Ida’s surviving friends, Jakob (August Carter). This sends her on a quest to find out what really happened on that fateful day 20 years ago. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: The year is 1789, a time when the discrepancies between the poor population and the rich aristocrats forced the former to begin the famed French Revolution. Many films and series have been set in this time and situation. While this one is too, this series uses this incident from History to tell a story about overpowering aristocrats become even more invincible after they are inflicted with a disease that allows them to return from the dead as even more powerful and immortal zombies. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Nurse Mildred Ratched (Sarah Paulson) comes to the sleepy seaside town of Lucia, California, seeking employment in the leading mental asylum there run by a Dr Richard Hanover (Jon Jon Briones) and his head nurse Betsy Bucket (Judy Davis). But that’s just the first step in her plan. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Devin, who is a stay-at-home dad and a recovering sneakerhead, decides to take one final plunge into the sneaker culture after being spurred on by his persistent buddy Bobby. This sets them on a hunt, chasing down a pair of Holy Grail shoes in hopes of making money by flipping...

> > We're only halfway through 2023, and it's already been a wild — and amazing — year for television. During one week in May, we said goodbye to not one, not two, but four beloved — and highly awarded — TV shows: Succession, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Barry, and Ted Lasso. Elsewhere, brand-new series about everything from SEE ALSO: To celebrate these writers' work, let's take a look back at the best TV shows of 2023 so far. From sci-fi nuns and struggling therapists to Regency romance, this list has something for everyone. Here, in order of release date, are the 17 best TV shows of 2023 so far. 1. Abbott Elementary, Season 2 Credit: ABC With its first season, Quinta Brunson's grade school-set sitcom earned critical praise, an adoring audience, and a slew of awards, including three Primetime Emmys. Our hopes were sky-high for Emmy-winner The Bear's Ayo Edebiri, Leslie Odom Jr., Taraji P. Henson, and Gritty. Kristy Puchko, Film Editor How to watch: Abbott Elementary is now streaming on Hulu. (opens in a new tab) 2. The Last of Us Credit: Liane Hentscher/HBO With its high stakes post-apocalyptic tension and the brilliant dynamic between leads Joel (Pedro Pascal) and Ellie (Bella Ramsey), The Last of Us hit the ground running when it launched earlier this year. But when the — Sam Haysom, Deputy UK Editor How to watch: The Last of Us is now streaming on Max. (opens in a new tab) 3. Poker Face Credit: Karolina Wojtasik / Peacock With its tribute to 1970s classic Columbo's rever...

April 3, 2021 10 min zeetv From romance, thrillers to social dramas, ZEE5 has an array of shows that garnered love from the audience as well as the critics. And what’s better than to pick up the best ones based on their IMDb scores which stands as applause from the audience. So, here’s taking a look at the 15 best ZEE5 shows ranked based on the IMDb ratings. The year 2020 got us a bit closer to the world of interesting movies and shows. While we spent most of our time indoors, there were many shows that gave us much-needed escapism from the chaos of the ongoing pandemic. And ZEE5’s exclusive shows and movies were no less than a treat for the audience, giving them moments to cherish upon. With new and refreshing content, the platform has evolved as a virtual theatre for the fans obsessed with quality-oriented shows. From romance, thrillers to social dramas, ZEE5 has an array of shows that garnered love from the audience as well as the critics. It does not appear to be stopping as they continue to release quality shows on the platforms. And what’s better than to pick up the best ones based on their IMDb scores which stands as applause from the audience. So, here’s taking a look at the ZEE5’s 15 , ranked based on the IMDb ratings. Kaali (8.9/10) Source: ZEE5 After an impressive mark with its first instalment, ZEE5’s Kaali was revamped for a second season. Actor Paoli Dam revived her character of Kaali in the boldest avatar which became the major highlight of the show. Risking...

Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Twenty years after the mysterious disappearance of her sister Ida (Karoline Hamm) along with 20 of her classmates, Astrid (Danica Curcic) receives a strange phone call from one of Ida’s surviving friends, Jakob (August Carter). This sends her on a quest to find out what really happened on that fateful day 20 years ago. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: The year is 1789, a time when the discrepancies between the poor population and the rich aristocrats forced the former to begin the famed French Revolution. Many films and series have been set in this time and situation. While this one is too, this series uses this incident from History to tell a story about overpowering aristocrats become even more invincible after they are inflicted with a disease that allows them to return from the dead as even more powerful and immortal zombies. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Nurse Mildred Ratched (Sarah Paulson) comes to the sleepy seaside town of Lucia, California, seeking employment in the leading mental asylum there run by a Dr Richard Hanover (Jon Jon Briones) and his head nurse Betsy Bucket (Judy Davis). But that’s just the first step in her plan. Streaming on: Netflix Synopsis: Devin, who is a stay-at-home dad and a recovering sneakerhead, decides to take one final plunge into the sneaker culture after being spurred on by his persistent buddy Bobby. This sets them on a hunt, chasing down a pair of Holy Grail shoes in hopes of making money by flipping...