The movie lineup includes the Marathi-language dramas Firebrand (produced by Priyanka Chopra), Cobalt Blue, and 15th August (produced by Bollywood icon Madhuri Dixit). Meanwhile, the series Typewriter follows a group of young ghost hunters, and Bulbul (produced by actress Anushka Sharma) is a period film about age-old beliefs and superstitions.

Rounding out the movies are Upstarts, a bromance set amidst the backdrop of India's thriving startup ecosystem (the Indian Silicon Valley?), emotionally-charged drama Music Teacher, and payback flick Chopsticks. The Dev Patel- and Armie Hammer-starrer, Hotel Mumbai -- which reenacts the events of the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks -- is also heading to Netflix, but will only be available in parts of South Asia.

Netflix hasn't been shy about its India ambitions. Just last month, its Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos confirmed that the country -- and its 250 million online viewers -- is one of its biggest markets for original content investment. In other Netflix news, the platform recently announced a slate of family-oriented animations and a new batch of anime shows.