18 Web Series From Ullu Nueflix Fliz Movies And More Exclusive May 2026

Why Watch: A cult classic. The character "Kavita Bhabhi" became a household name (albeit secretly). It’s humorous, bold, and follows a housewife who becomes an anonymous sex advisor. It garnered over 50 million views in its first season.

Why Watch: The longest-running Ullu franchise. Each episode tells a standalone story of marital discord, infidelity, and forbidden lust. The "Jane Anjane Mein" and "Doli" episodes became viral sensations for their raw portrayal of small-town desires.

These series either crossed over from other platforms or were exclusive hits that garnered massive word-of-mouth publicity. Why Watch: A cult classic

13. Mastram (Season 1) Originally associated with MX Player but a definitive part of this genre's history, Mastram became a cultural phenomenon. It chronicles the life of a writer who pens pornographic stories under a pseudonym, blending 80s nostalgia with adult humor.

14. Khul Ja Sim Sim A story about a woman who discovers her husband is cheating on her and decides to explore her own sexuality by working at a massage parlor. It is a revenge drama wrapped in an erotic package. Why Watch: The longest-running Ullu franchise

15. Wanna Have a Good Time A fast-paced series that follows the chaotic consequences of a blind date gone wrong. It relies heavily on situational comedy and misunderstandings, offering a lighter tone amidst the darker thrillers.

16. Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hai (Adult Versions/Parodies) Various platforms have created unauthorized or parody versions of popular TV soaps. These versions strip away the censorship of television, taking the popular characters into explicit territories. Why Watch: A cult classic

17. Madhosh Diaries Another anthology series that focuses on "crazy" love stories. It explores unconventional pairings and scenarios that challenge societal norms of relationships.

18. Damaad Ji A family drama turned spicy, focusing on the relationship between a son-in-law and his in-laws. It plays on the "sasural" (in-laws' house) tropes but flips the script with bold interactions.