If you enjoy high-stakes missions, sharp espionage, and shocking twists, Hindi cinema offers some incredible spy thrillers. Bollywood delivers suspense and drama through covert operations and fearless undercover agents who risk everything for the country. The best part? You can stream these gripping stories on your favorite OTT platforms without stepping out of your home. These five Hindi spy thrillers will keep you hooked till the very end.

1. Madras Cafe
John Abraham’s Madras Cafe stands out as one of the most thrilling films in Hindi cinema. Released in 2013, this political action drama follows an Indian soldier appointed by RAW to lead a covert mission in Jaffna. With its gripping storyline and intense performances, this film makes the perfect Sunday binge.

Platform: Netflix

2. The Family Man
Manoj Bajpayee plays undercover agent Shrikant Tiwari, who hides his real identity from his wife (Priyamani) and kids. Raj & DK created two gripping seasons of this spy thriller. In Season 2, Tiwari’s daughter gets abducted, and a Sri Lankan terrorist (Samantha Ruth Prabhu) unleashes chaos, forcing the truth to come out. Sharib Hashmi, Shreya Dhanwanthary, Gul Panag, and Sharad Kelkar strengthen the series with powerful performances. The show delivers intense action and realism, earns multiple accolades, and brings a major comeback for Bajpayee.

Platform: Amazon Prime Video

3. Baby
Neeraj Pandey’s Baby is a spy action thriller. In the film, the star cast includes Akshay Kumar, Rana Daggubati, Taapsee Pannu, and many others. This film’s plot revolves around an elite team of Indian intelligence who are trying to eliminate terrorists. This thrilling movie is worth to watch on this Sunday.

Platform: JioHotstar

4. Special Ops
Because Neeraj Pandey likes spy thrillers, Special Ops’ two seasons were stylish, action-packed, and filmed in far-flung places.

Perhaps serving as a stand-in for a full Season 2, Special Ops, 1.5: The Himmat narrative, the second mini-season consisting of four episodes, was actually a prequel, an origin narrative of what made Himmat Singh (Kay Kay Menon) an R&AW icon.

Platform: Disney+Hotstar

5. Kathmandu Connection
Due to a lack of stars, this show’s two seasons were underrated when they debuted. Although the second season, which was directed by Sachin Pathak, was not as influential as the first, it was still worth watching.

The drama centers on police officers and intelligence officers who are working tirelessly to stop terrorists. Samarth Kaushik (Amit Sial) was dishonorably dismissed from the force on a false charge of corruption in the first season, which was set against the backdrop of the 1993 Mumbai explosions.

Platform: SonyLiv

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