OTT & Web Series Quiz
Binge · Drama · Twists
How to Play
Pick a pack and enter your name to host a room
Share the room link on WhatsApp — friends join in seconds
Answer 10 questions in 30 seconds each — winner takes the bragging rights
Choose a pack
Sartaj Singh's city. Gaitonde's game. 25 days to know both.
Dekh raha hai Binod. Phulera kabhi bhoolega nahi.
You binged Scam 1992. But do you really know the story?
Kaleen Bhaiya ka imtihaan. Ready?
India's streaming era has produced some of the most talked-about television in the world — and also some of the most heated group-chat debates. Mirzapur changed what Indian audiences expected from a crime drama. Scam 1992 had people explaining stock markets to their parents. Panchayat made a village in UP feel like home to an entire country.
These are the shows you binge in two days, recommend to everyone you know, and then discover nobody remembers the same details as you. This category is built for that exact moment — when someone makes a confident claim about a plot point and the whole room suddenly isn't so sure.
One person hosts a room, shares the WhatsApp link, and the whole group joins on their phones in under 30 seconds. No app, no account, no setup. Ten questions from the shows you've already watched — which sounds easy until it isn't. The person who talks about a show the most isn't always the one who remembers it best.
How to Play
Pick a pack and enter your name to host a room
Share the room link on WhatsApp — friends join in seconds
Answer 10 questions in 30 seconds each — winner takes the bragging rights
Frequently Asked Questions
Start with the topic your group argues about most. If half the room debates cricket records, go Cricket. If everyone quotes Bollywood dialogues, go Movies. The pack that sparks the most confident wrong answers is always the right one.
Yes — each game takes around 5–6 minutes, so playing two or three packs in a row is easy. Most groups end up doing a rematch anyway.
That's actually what makes it fun. Every pack has questions across difficulty levels — the person who claims to know nothing often surprises everyone. Mixed groups make for the best games.
Around 5–6 minutes per game. Ten questions, 30 seconds each. Quick enough to fit between dinner and dessert.