Liked Ramayan Re-Runs? Chances Are You Will LOVE Roman Empire, The Witcher, Asur And These Mythological Shows; Just Binge On Them
Mythological shows which shall keep you entertained after the end of Ramayan’s rerun are Roman Empire, The Witcher and a few more. Check out the list below
Re-run of Ramanand Sagar’s mythological series Ramayan, has strike the right chord of the audience. But this one makes viewers to wait for 12 hours to move on to the next episode, we can suggest few more shows catering to the same genre with demigods, kings and mythological creations, which can you binge in one go without hours of waiting. And coming for your rescue in this is OTT platforms Amazon Prime Videos, Voot, Hotstar and Netflix. So what are you waiting for?
If you gave thumbs up to Ramayan, we feel yet another mythological series, Mahabharat shall keep you entertained. Available on Hotstar platform, one can binge watch this series which showcased the war between Kauravas and the Pandavas. Being made in the recent times, it high on drama and graphics too and also does not miss out on imparting those valuable lessons. Mahabharat was telecast in the year 2013 on a leading GEC, StarPlus had 267 episodes, produced by Swastik Productions.
Next is Voot’s Asur starring Arshad Warsi, series begins with a sudden death of a priest, followed by leap of 11 years with forensic science coming into picture. This series marks an amazing combination of thriller and mythology.
Roman Empire on Netflix is something that will fulfill the hunger of historic series lovers. This series narrates the story of Rome’s fall showcasing war which is based on the factual information of this historic happening.
Good Omens available on Amazon Prime Video, is path breaking series based on a heroic novel by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. It showcases coming together of an angel and a demon to save mother earth from an Armageddon.
Vikings, is an inspirational story of a man, who is a mere farmer, who later goes onto become a warrior and finally a commander of a tribe, on which the series is named. ALSO READ: Past Midnight: Superhero Universe To Take Over Netflix In New Russo Brothers' Series
Games of Thrones doesn’t need any introduction, the show kept the audience on a hook for not just one season but eight seasons, and did not fail to entertain them at given point their seasons. ALSO READ: Joker, Four More Shots Please 2, Shubh Mangal Zyaada Savdhaan- 10 Shows And Movies On Netflix, Disney+ Hotstar, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video You Can JUST BINGE
Lastly The Witcher based on Andrezj Sapkowski novel, the show left the audience impressed in its first season so much so that the makers have already announced its second season to be releasing in 2021. Story of a mutated monster and a princess is all high on drama and magic.
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