Who doesn’t love drama in his/her life? We human beings are all about emotions; some happy, some, some romantic, some angry and sometimes a mixture of all. Adding on to it are the shows and films that, at times, define what drama is. Right from an entertaining plot and all twisted characters to the buildup and the final message; drama is among one of the most-watched genres and rightfully so. Well, in case you are running out of some dramatic content amid the lockdown, here’s a rundown of some shows that will add a dash of drama in your life!
1) Fargo Season 3: (Netflix)
(IMDb: 8.9, age: 16+)
It is an American black comedy which revolves around Fargo, South Dakota. All three parts are set in different and different stories. Season 3 is set in 2010 and revolves around Ray Stucy and his girlfriend who is in parole. To steal they carry forward a plan which lands them into two deaths.
2) Fleabag: (Amazon Prime Video)
(IMDb: 8.7, age: 18+)
Fleabag series is about a woman who has no filter in her life, is dry-witted and is going through a rough time in her life. She is getting healed in her own way by shutting other people out of her life, whoever is trying to help her.
3) Succession: (Disney+Hotstar)
(IMDb: 8.5, age: 15+)
As the name only implements, the series is about a rich and powerful family whose members are contemplating their future as the father is ageing and soon will step out of the company as its head.
4) The Morning Show: (Apple TV)
(IMDb: 8.4, age: 15+)
Starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Steve Carell, the show is about how a TV reporter, amidst all the competition, has to rise and has to also stay sane in the career which can snap any minute.
5) Killing Eve: (HOOQ)
(IMDb: 8.3, age: 15+)
The story revolves around two extremely intelligent women who are like cat and mouse and chase each other. One is an Assassin and the other an MI5 agent. Both in this chase become obsessive about each other and end up into constantly chasing each other.
6) A Very English Scandal: (Amazon Prime)
(IMDb: 7.7, age: 15+)
It’s a mini-series that revolves around a scandalous murder of Norman, who was the boyfriend of Jeremy Thorpe, a politician. But all of this gets more tangled when Norman is alive and blames Jeremy of his attempted murder.
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