Netflix’s Global Top 10 non-English list for November 2 to 8 has two Indian titles. Vijay Sethupathi’s Baththa holds its place in the movies chart, and Keerthy Suresh and Radhika Apte’s Akka enters the shows list. The bigger story, though, is the film that is missing: Nani’s The Paradise has dropped out of the Top 10.
Baththa Holds Strong
Baththa is at No.6 with 2.3M views in its second week in the global chart. It entered at No.4 with 2.5M views the previous week, so its numbers have barely dropped, and it has 4.8M views in total.
Akka Makes Its Debut
Akka: The Protectors enters the Top 10 Non-English Shows list at No.9 with 2.3M views. Even before entering the global chart, the YRF series was the No.1 show in 3 countries and in the Top 10 in 14 countries.
The Paradise Drops Out
The Paradise is nowhere on this week’s list, and that is a shock. Netflix acquired the film for a record price, and a film bought at that level is expected to stay in the global charts for several weeks.
It managed only two weeks. It was No.3 with 3.3M views in the week of October 19 to 25, then fell to No.5 with 2M views the following week. Now it has dropped out altogether, which confirms the below-par response on the platform.
Gajab Raat Was the Biggest Indian Title
Over the last four weeks, Gajab Raat has done the biggest numbers among Indian films. It was No.2 with 4.2M views in the week of October 19 to 25, then grew to 5M views and No.3 the following week.
Indian Titles in the Global Top 10 (Last 4 Weeks)
- Gajab Raat: 9.2M views (2 weeks)
- The Paradise: 5.3M views (2 weeks)
- Baththa: 4.8M views (2 weeks)
- Dorothy: 3.3M views (2 weeks)
- Enna Vilai: The Price of Dignity: 2.4M views (2 weeks)
- Akka: The Protectors: 2.3M views (1 week)
- Mandaadi: 2.2M views (1 week)
- Reporting Live: 1.9M views (1 week)
- Pradhama Drishtya Kuttakkar: 1.1M views (1 week)
- Dhoomakethu: 1.1M views (1 week)
This Week’s Toppers
Collision Course led the non-English movies list with 17.2M views, and Dead-End Job: Limited Series topped the shows list with 8.7M.
