IMDb has released Dekh Bhais, a new digital series that aims to make finding new content easier by having interesting conversations and sharing pop culture insights. The show is hosted by comedian Rohan Joshi and content creator Aaditya Kulshreshth (Kullu) and makes IMDb’s powerful What to Watch tools come to life in a fun and relatable way.
A Talkative Way to Find Content
Dekh Bhais streams on IMDb’s social media sites and turns everyday viewing problems into fun, unscripted conversations. Joshi and Kullu look at films and TV shows with guests while using IMDb’s advanced discovery tools, such as curated lists, trivia, and personalised suggestions.
The goal is simple: to make it easier and more fun to pick what to watch.
Every episode is a new challenge to watch.
Each episode of Dekh Bhais has a new theme or challenge that people today can relate to. The series shows how IMDb can be a valuable tool for people who want to find new films and TV shows to watch. It does this by showing how to choose films and TV shows based on mood or genre.
The show shows how people can use IMDb’s tools to make smarter, more fun viewing choices by mixing humour with discovery.
Rohan Joshi talks about films that feel like Mumbai
In the first episode, Joshi talks about how much he loves films that show the heart of a city.
“I love any movie where I can smell Mumbai,” he says. “Some films make you feel very connected to the city. Maqqbool is one of those.
Aaditya Kulshreshth Shares Interesting Facts About Maqbool
While the two look at IMDb trivia during the episode, Kullu shares some lesser-known facts about Maqbool.
He says, “At that time, everyone wanted to play the part.” “First, Kay Kay Menon was thought of, and then Kamal Haasan.” There are a lot of little facts about this movie, and you can find them all on IMDb.
When you pick the wrong movie on a date
Kullu tells a personal story about how his love of intense films once backfired.
He admits that “watching a good movie doesn’t always make you happy.” “I once took a date to a special showing of Requiem for a Dream. After the movie, she was angry and said she wouldn’t see me again.
Where to See
You can now watch the first episode of Dekh Bhais on YouTube and IMDb’s social media channels. Watch the whole episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJ_6F74v1a0
With Dekh Bhais, IMDb adds a new, creator-led voice to finding new content. This makes the question of “what to watch next” easier, smarter, and a lot more fun.
