FzStudios

The name and the FzMovies family

FzStudios was the Android app of the FzMovies family, with sister names FzTvSeries and FzMusic. It was offered from fzstudios.net and fzstudios.app, and it became especially popular in Nigeria, where the FzMovies name has been known for years, and in India, Bangladesh and beyond.

The app had a recognisable face: a mark with two leaping figures, one orange and one cyan, inside a grey orbit beside the words Fz Studios, and a clean Material design with a purple top strip and teal accents. This FzStudios brings that face to the web and builds a proper catalogue under it, with a Watch Now button on every title that leads to the licensed services in your country.

The app screens

The top of every page looks like the app. A thin deep purple strip sits at the very top, just like the phone's status bar in the app screenshots. Under it is a white bar with a shadow: a menu button on the left, the FzStudios mark, the name of the section you are in, such as Trending or TV Series, and on the right a magnifying glass for search and three dots for help and more.

Under the white bar runs the row of tabs in grey capital letters, and the active tab turns teal with a teal line underneath. On a phone the tabs scroll sideways with a swipe, exactly as they did in the app.

Why it looks like an Android app

The FzStudios app followed Google's Material Design, the visual language of Android: a coloured status strip, a white top bar with a soft shadow, tabs in small capital letters with a coloured underline, flat cards, rounded grey chips, and a bottom bar of icons. It is a style millions of phone users know without thinking about it.

This FzStudios uses the same language on purpose, so it feels familiar from the first tap. The purple is the deep violet of the app's status bar, the teal is the exact colour of its active tabs and Watch links, and the poster grid keeps the app's tight spacing, so a phone screen fits as many films as possible.

The tabs

The first three tabs are the ones from the app: HOLLYWOOD MOVIES, BOLLYWOOD MOVIES and DHALLYWOOD MOVIES. Dhallywood is the name for the film industry of Dhaka, in Bangladesh, and the app gave it a tab of its own beside Hollywood and Bollywood.

After those come KOLKATA BENGALI, for Bengali films from India, TV SERIES, NEW EPISODES and TOP RATED. Tap any tab and its shelf opens with the same poster grid. The tab you are on stays teal, so you always know where you are.

The bottom bar

The bar along the bottom of the screen is the heart of the app, and it stays in place as you scroll. It has five places: Home, Movies, TvSeries, My List and Search, each with its own icon. The one you are on shows its name in teal under the icon.

The app's fourth slot was Music; this FzStudios is about films and series, so the fourth slot is My List, where your saved titles and your place in every series live. Search, on the right, opens the search page with its filters.

Reading a poster

The posters sit edge to edge with just a hairline between them, as in the app. A small dark chip in the top right corner says HD for a film or Series for a TV show, in the place where the app printed WEB-DL or BluRay. Across the foot of each poster runs a translucent dark strip with the title in white capital letters.

Point at a poster on a computer and the title strip turns teal; tap it on a phone and the title page opens. On a phone the grid is two across, on a tablet four, and on a computer six.

First time here

If you are opening FzStudios for the first time, try this: swipe along the tabs under the top bar and tap the industry you feel like tonight, Hollywood, Bollywood, Dhallywood or Kolkata Bengali. Scroll the posters, and when one catches your eye, tap it.

On the title page, read the chips and the story, then either tap Add to My List to keep it for later, or tap the round play button to see where it streams tonight. After a few visits, the fourth button in the bottom bar, My List, becomes your personal shelf.

The Home screen

Home opens with Trending, the films people are watching most right now, led by Spider-Man: Brand New Day, The Odyssey, Project Hail Mary and Toy Story 5. Under it come the Hollywood Movies, Bollywood Movies, Dhallywood Movies and Kolkata Bengali shelves, then TV Series, sorted by the newest dated episode, and New Episodes, a list of the latest episodes across every series.

Help comes next, and this guide closes the page. Each shelf has a See all link in teal at the right of its heading.

On a phone

On a phone, FzStudios behaves almost exactly like the app. The top bar and tabs stay pinned as you scroll, the posters sit two across, and the bottom bar stays within reach of your thumb. The section name beside the mark tells you where you are, and the magnifying glass drops a search box down under the bar.

Title pages fill the screen with the still and the round play button first, and the chips, story and tabs follow as you scroll. Install it from the browser and it even opens full screen, without the browser's own bars.

On a computer

On a bigger screen, the same design simply spreads out. The posters sit six across, the tabs fit on one line, and the title pages show a wide still with the play button in the middle. The bottom bar stays at the foot of the window, so the five main places are always one click away.

The menu button on the left of the top bar opens a drawer with the full list of shelves, from New in 2026 to Genres and Years, and the three dots on the right open the help pages.

The menu drawer

Tap the menu button with three lines and a drawer slides in from the left, topped with the FzStudios mark on the purple strip. It lists every place in the catalogue: Home, Movies, TV Series, the Hollywood, Bollywood, Dhallywood and Kolkata Bengali shelves, New Episodes, New in 2026, Genres, Years, Top Rated, My List and Help.

The place you are on is highlighted in teal. Tap outside the drawer, or the menu button again, to close it.

A title page

Open any title and its page opens like the app's detail screen: a wide still from the film or series fills the top, with a round play button in the middle. Tap it and you jump to Where to Watch.

Under the still come the title and a row of grey rounded chips: the year, the running time or the number of seasons and episodes, HD, the score, and each genre as its own chip. The story follows, then the teal WATCH NOW with a play circle, just like the app's WATCH EPISODE link, and Add to My List.

Below, three tabs from the app lead down the page: Episodes for a series, Details, and More Like This.

Episodes, Details, More Like This

In the app, a series opened on three tabs: EPISODES, DETAILS and MORE LIKE THIS. The same three appear on every series page here. Episodes jumps to the list of seasons; open a season and every episode appears with its number, its title and the date it first aired.

Details holds the original title, the language, the first air date, the stars, the creators, the network and the status. More Like This offers twelve more series in the same genres. Films have Details and More Like This.

Proper dates

The app's own episode lists were known for printing odd dates, like 30 November 0002 beside every episode. On this FzStudios, every episode carries the real date it first aired, taken from TMDB.

That makes a big difference for series fans. You can see when a season started and finished, which episode is the newest, and how long a show took between seasons. The New Episodes tab turns those dates into a feed of everything that aired recently.

Keeping your place

Open a season and press Reached this episode on the row you finished. The series page and My List then remember your place, so coming back to Grey's Anatomy or Supernatural after a break is easy.

Everything is saved in your own browser. Export on the My List page saves your list and your marks to a small file, and Import reads it on another phone or computer.

Genres, years and languages

The Genres page lists every genre in the catalogue, and each one mixes industries freely, so Action puts KILL beside Mad Max: Fury Road and MR-9: Do or Die. The Years page does the same by release year, and the Languages page by original language: English, Hindi and Bengali.

They are handy when you know the mood or the era you want, but not yet the title.

Hollywood: this year

The Hollywood Movies tab starts with this year's films. The Odyssey is Christopher Nolan's epic of Odysseus finding his way home, Spider-Man: Brand New Day brings Tom Holland back, Project Hail Mary sends Ryan Gosling into space, and The Mandalorian and Grogu takes the Star Wars pair to cinemas.

Toy Story 5, Minions & Monsters, Moana, Hoppers and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie are for families, and Supergirl, Masters of the Universe, Mortal Kombat II, The Punisher: One Last Kill, The Wrecking Crew and War Machine bring the action. Michael tells the story of Michael Jackson.

Hollywood: 2025 and 2024

Last year's films are already streaming: Avatar: Fire and Ash, Zootopia 2, Jurassic World Rebirth, Superman, The Fantastic 4: First Steps, Thunderbolts*, F1, Sinners, Weapons, The Housemaid and How to Train Your Dragon.

From 2024 come Deadpool & Wolverine, Dune: Part Two, The Wild Robot, Inside Out 2, Moana 2, The Substance, Venom: The Last Dance and Sonic the Hedgehog 3.

Marvel

The Marvel films run from Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk and Iron Man 2 to The Avengers, Avengers: Age of Ultron and Captain America: Civil War, and on to Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame.

After the finale come Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Captain America: Brave New World, Thunderbolts* and The Fantastic 4: First Steps, with Deadpool & Wolverine as the rowdy one. Spider-Man appears in Spider-Man, Spider-Man 3, The Amazing Spider-Man, Spider-Man: Homecoming and Spider-Man: No Way Home, plus the animated Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Batman and Superman

Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy is here in full: Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and The Dark Knight Rises. The Batman gave Gotham a darker detective, Joker told the villain's story, and Batman: Knightfall Part 1: Knightfall brings a famous comic to animation this year.

Superman started the new DC story in 2025, and Supergirl continues it this year.

Big ideas

Christopher Nolan's films are some of the most rewatched on FzStudios: Inception, Interstellar, The Prestige, Oppenheimer and this year's The Odyssey. The Matrix, Blade Runner 2049, Dune and Dune: Part Two complete the science-fiction greats.

James Cameron's Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water and Avatar: Fire and Ash take you to Pandora, and Titanic remains one of the biggest films of all time.

Science fiction and space

Space and the future have their own corner of the Hollywood tab. Interstellar sends astronauts through a wormhole in search of a new home, Project Hail Mary follows a lone teacher who wakes up on a spaceship with a mission to save the Sun, and Blade Runner 2049 returns to a rain-soaked future Los Angeles.

Dune and Dune: Part Two tell the desert epic of Arrakis, The Matrix still feels fresh a quarter of a century later, and Real Steel is the family-friendly story of boxing robots. They all look their best on the biggest screen in the house.

Action

For action nights, Mad Max: Fury Road is two hours of glorious chase, John Wick: Chapter 4 a masterclass in fight scenes, Top Gun: Maverick the best flying ever filmed, and Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning Tom Cruise's farewell to Ethan Hunt.

Fast X, Predator: Badlands, The Running Man, Gladiator, Troy, Kingdom of Heaven and Fury complete a shelf made for a big screen.

The great sagas

Harry Potter runs from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets through Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince to both parts of the Deathly Hallows.

Middle-earth has The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King, with The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies. The Pirates of the Caribbean, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1 complete the adventures.

Animation

The animated films are perfect for family time. From Pixar come Toy Story, Toy Story 2, Toy Story 3, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., The Incredibles, Ratatouille, WALL·E, Up, Inside Out, Inside Out 2 and Coco.

DreamWorks and Illumination bring Shrek, Shrek the Third, Kung Fu Panda, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, The Wild Robot, Despicable Me, The Lorax and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, and KPop Demon Hunters was the animated hit of 2025.

Modern classics

Some films belong on everyone's list. The Green Mile, Saving Private Ryan, The Truman Show, Se7en and Fight Club are the nineties greats, and The Departed, Catch Me If You Can, Ocean's Eleven, Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and Inglourious Basterds the 2000s favourites.

Whiplash, Gone Girl, The Imitation Game, Django Unchained, Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood and Everything Everywhere All at Once are the modern ones people keep recommending.

Heists and thrillers

For clever plots, Ocean's Eleven gathers a crew of charming thieves for a triple casino robbery, Catch Me If You Can follows a real-life con artist, and The Prestige sets two rival magicians against each other.

From Bollywood, Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins is the stylish diamond robbery and Andhadhun the twisty tale of a pianist who sees too much. From Dhaka, Surongo tunnels its way into a bank. Together they make a perfect evening for anyone who loves a plan coming together.

Comedy and romance

For laughs, The Hangover, White Chicks, Mean Girls and Barbie are the favourites, and The Devil Wears Prada returns with The Devil Wears Prada 2 this year.

For romance, Titanic, The Notebook, Twilight and Practical Magic are the classics people come back to.

Horror

For scary nights, The Conjuring is the modern haunted-house favourite, Sinners the vampire story of 2025, and Weapons and The Substance the films everyone argued about. Coraline and The Mummy are the lighter scares.

This year brings Resident Evil, Evil Dead Burn, Lee Cronin's The Mummy, Backrooms, Obsession and Scary Movie. From India, Tumbbad is a folk-horror masterpiece and Bhooth Bangla a horror comedy.

Bollywood: the latest

The Bollywood Movies tab starts with the newest. Dhurandhar was the spy saga of 2025, and Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues it this year. Chhaava, Saiyaara, Sitaare Zameen Par, War 2, Jaat, Sikandar, Deva, Thamma, Haq and Homebound were the 2025 releases.

This year brings Gandhari, Alpha, Border 2, Welcome To The Jungle, Kartavya, Mardaani 3, Bhooth Bangla, Ikkis, Cocktail 2, Tu Yaa Main, Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, Main Vaapas Aaunga, Accused and Toaster.

Bollywood in 2026

This year's Bollywood slate is one of the busiest in years. Dhurandhar: The Revenge continues the spy saga that dominated 2025, Border 2 returns to the famous war film, and Alpha brings the spy universe a new heroine. Gandhari and Mardaani 3 put women at the centre of tough crime stories.

For lighter nights, Welcome To The Jungle continues the comedy series, Bhooth Bangla is Akshay Kumar's horror comedy, and Cocktail 2, Tu Yaa Main and Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai are the romances. New releases usually reach streaming a few weeks after cinemas.

Bollywood stars

Shah Rukh Khan leads Pathaan, Jawan, Dunki, Chennai Express, Happy New Year, Dilwale, Jab Tak Hai Jaan and Dear Zindagi. Salman Khan leads Bajrangi Bhaijaan, Ek Tha Tiger, Tiger 3 and Sikandar, and Aamir Khan leads Dangal, PK, Laal Singh Chaddha, Thugs of Hindostan and Sitaare Zameen Par.

Hrithik Roshan brings War, War 2 and Fighter, and Ranveer Singh brings Dhurandhar and Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani.

Bollywood: action

KILL is the fight-on-a-train film that stunned audiences around the world, Animal the dark family saga, and Uri: The Surgical Strike, Attack, Phantom and The Diplomat the military and true-story thrillers.

Singham Again, Rowdy Rathore, Baaghi 3, Bade Miyan Chote Miyan and Jewel Thief - The Heist Begins are all-out entertainment.

Bollywood: stories with heart

12th Fail follows a village boy studying his way to the civil service, The Lunchbox tells a love story through notes, and Sir is a quiet romance across class. Chandu Champion, Superboys of Malegaon, Girls Will Be Girls, Love Sonia and Vijay 69 are the ones critics praised.

Andhadhun, Do Patti and Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 1 and Gangs of Wasseypur - Part 2 are the dark classics, and Chashme Baddoor, Crew, Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga and Housefull 5 the comedies.

Bollywood: romance and spectacle

Saiyaara was the romance of 2025, Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani the colourful family love story, and Kalank the sweeping period drama. Gangubai Kathiawadi is Sanjay Leela Bhansali's portrait of a remarkable woman, and Brahmāstra Part One: Shiva and Adipurush the big fantasy spectacles.

Student Of The Year is the campus film, and Welcome Home the tense thriller.

Dhallywood

The Dhallywood Movies tab brings Bengali cinema from Dhaka, and it is one of the things that made the FzStudios app different. Poran was the love story that filled Bangladeshi cinemas, Surongo the tunnel-heist drama, and Utshob the Eid favourite of 2025.

Television is the gentle satire about a village and its first TV set, Rehana Maryam Noor the powerful drama that went to Cannes, and Made in Bangladesh the story of a garment worker who organises her colleagues. MR-9: Do or Die, Mission Extreme and Mission Extreme 2: Black War are the action films.

Dhallywood action

Dhallywood's action films have grown in scale in recent years. Mission Extreme and Mission Extreme 2: Black War follow Bangladeshi police chasing a terrorist network, MR-9: Do or Die brings a famous Bengali spy hero to the screen, and Borbaad and Taandob are the big star vehicles.

Surongo is the heist drama about a man digging a tunnel into a bank, and The Dark Side of Dhaka and Redrum explore the city's crime world. With English subtitles, they are an exciting discovery for action fans anywhere.

More from Dhaka

Dhallywood's popular cinema has its own stars. Borbaad and Taandob are recent action dramas, Kacher Manush Dure Thuiya the family film, and Moshari the short horror film that won festival prizes.

Mujib: The Making of a Nation tells the life of Bangladesh's founding leader, Live from Dhaka follows a man trying to escape his debts, and Mainkar Chipay, Networker Baire, Swapnajaal, Dahan and Poramon 2 complete the shelf. Bonolota Express arrives this year.

The story of Dhallywood

Bangladesh has made films since the 1950s, and Dhaka's industry, nicknamed Dhallywood, has grown into a lively mix of big commercial dramas and award-winning independent films. For years its films were hard to find outside the country; streaming services like Chorki and hoichoi have changed that.

A new generation of directors has taken Bangladeshi cinema to Cannes and Toronto with films like Rehana Maryam Noor and Made in Bangladesh, while crowd-pleasers like Poran and Surongo have filled cinemas at home. The FzStudios app gave Dhallywood a tab of its own, and this catalogue keeps it.

Kolkata Bengali

The Kolkata Bengali tab brings Bengali cinema from India. The Japanese Wife is Aparna Sen's love story told through letters, Cinemawala a tribute to the old single-screen cinemas, and Colkatay Columbus and Highway the road films.

Generation Aami, Mirror Game, Dwitiyo Purush, Chotushkone and Ebar Shabor are the thrillers and dramas, and Khokababu, Awara, Kanamachi, Le Halua Le, Herogiri and Bojhena Shey Bojhena the popular entertainers.

More from Kolkata

Kolkata's festival films are well represented. Abosheshey, Shuklopokkho, Aparajito and Under Construction are thoughtful dramas, and Ahalya is Sujoy Ghosh's twisty short film.

Dracula Sir, Janowar, Cat Sticks, Gorosthane Sabdhan, Rooting for Roona and No Bed of Roses add variety, and Arundhati and Boss: Born to Rule are the big commercial films.

The story of Kolkata cinema

Kolkata, in the Indian state of West Bengal, is one of the oldest film cities in Asia, the home of Satyajit Ray and a long tradition of literary, thoughtful cinema. Its Bengali-language industry is sometimes called Tollywood, the same nickname Telugu cinema uses.

That tradition lives on in films like The Japanese Wife, Cinemawala and Shuklopokkho, while popular entertainers like Awara, Khokababu and Boss: Born to Rule fill the single screens. Watching Dhaka and Kolkata films side by side is a lovely way to hear the same language told two ways.

TV Series

TvSeries in the bottom bar opens every series on FzStudios, and the TV Series tab sorts them by their newest dated episode. The list is long: the new hits, the prestige dramas, the procedurals, the comedies, the animated shows and a handful of Hindi series.

Every series has its Episodes tab with each season and dated episode, and Reached this episode keeps your place.

New and ongoing series

The Pitt follows a Pittsburgh emergency room through a single shift, MobLand a London crime family, and Reacher, Lioness, Tracker and Tulsa King bring the action. Silo, Slow Horses and High Potential are the other favourites.

This year brings Lanterns, Off Campus and Stuart Fails to Save the Universe, and Monster: The Ed Gein Story continues the true-crime anthology.

Prestige drama

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul form one long story of crime in Albuquerque. Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon are the fantasy epics, Westworld the robot mystery, The Handmaid's Tale the dystopia, and The Crown the royal drama.

Fargo and True Detective tell a new story every season, Homeland follows a CIA officer, Billions a battle of money and law, and Yellowstone the family saga on a Montana ranch.

Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul

If you only have room for one long series, many people would choose Breaking Bad. It follows a chemistry teacher who turns to making methamphetamine and slowly becomes someone else entirely, and it is often called the best drama ever made for television.

Better Call Saul tells the earlier life of the lawyer Saul Goodman, and fans argue about which of the two is better. Watched one after the other, they make one long, rich story across eleven seasons, and the Episodes tab keeps every date in order.

Procedurals

The procedurals are the long runs. NCIS, NCIS: Los Angeles, Criminal Minds, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CSI: Miami, Bones, Castle, The Mentalist, Cold Case, Numb3rs and Medium solve a case each episode.

Monk, Psych and Elementary pair a brilliant mind with a detective, and The Blacklist, Blindspot, Person of Interest, Bosch, Blue Bloods, Hawaii Five-0, FBI and FBI: Most Wanted complete the shelf.

First responders and doctors

Chicago Fire, Chicago P.D. and Chicago Med share one city, and 9-1-1, Station 19, S.W.A.T., The Rookie and SEAL Team follow the people who run towards danger.

Grey's Anatomy, House, The Good Doctor and The Resident are the hospital dramas, each with hundreds of dated episodes.

Comedy series

The Office, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Modern Family, How I Met Your Mother, Two and a Half Men and Superstore are the comfort favourites, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Curb Your Enthusiasm and 30 Rock the sharper ones.

Young Sheldon, Ted Lasso, Hacks, Only Murders in the Building, black-ish and Jane the Virgin are the modern hits, and Gilmore Girls the fast-talking classic.

Teen and young-adult series

For younger viewers, Outer Banks follows teenagers hunting treasure on the Carolina coast, Riverdale reinvents the Archie comics as a dark mystery, and The 100 sends young prisoners back to a ruined Earth. All American follows a football star between two worlds.

Sex Education is the British school comedy with a big heart, You the thriller about an obsessive bookseller, and One Tree Hill the small-town drama a generation grew up with.

Romance and family series

For something warmer, This Is Us follows one family across decades and makes almost everyone cry, Gilmore Girls follows a mother and daughter in a small town, and Jane the Virgin turns a telenovela plot into a clever comedy.

Outlander is the time-travel romance set in the Scottish Highlands, Desperate Housewives mixes comedy and mystery on one suburban street, and Madam Secretary follows a Secretary of State balancing work and family.

Fantasy and science fiction

Stranger Things and Lost are the mysteries that hooked the world, and Supernatural, The Vampire Diaries, Lucifer, Grimm and Once Upon a Time the supernatural favourites.

Doctor Who, The Expanse, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, Star Trek: Discovery, For All Mankind and The 100 are the science-fiction shows, and The Witcher, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Outlander, Vikings and Avatar: The Last Airbender the epics.

Heroes

The Boys turns superheroes into villains, and INVINCIBLE is the animated hero with a shocking secret. Smallville, Arrow, The Flash, Supergirl, DC's Legends of Tomorrow and Gotham carry the DC shows.

Star Wars: The Clone Wars fills in the Star Wars story between the films.

Animation and family

Rick and Morty, American Dad!, Bob's Burgers and BoJack Horseman are the grown-up cartoons. Adventure Time, Regular Show, Teen Titans Go!, Phineas and Ferb and Star vs. the Forces of Evil are for the whole family.

A binge plan

The best way to use the Episodes tab is to plan a little. For one weekend, choose a series with a short, complete story; Monster: The Ed Gein Story or a season of Fargo or True Detective fits well, since each season stands alone.

For a few weeks, choose a show with several seasons, like Slow Horses, Reacher or The Boys. For months of company, choose a long run like Grey's Anatomy or NCIS, and tap Reached this episode each time you stop. When a new episode of an ongoing show airs, it appears in New Episodes with its date.

For children

Children have plenty to choose from. On the film side, Toy Story 5, Zootopia 2, The Wild Robot, Minions & Monsters, Coco and Kung Fu Panda are all favourites, and most come with several audio languages.

On the series side, Phineas and Ferb, Adventure Time, Teen Titans Go! and Star vs. the Forces of Evil are cheerful choices. Every streaming service has children's profiles and parental controls, so younger viewers can have a space of their own.

Hindi series

The Hindi Series shelf holds the Indian streaming favourites: Mirzapur, The Family Man, Farzi, Panchayat, Paatal Lok, Sacred Games, Made in Heaven and Heeramandi.

This year brings Taskaree: The Smuggler's Web, Pritam and Pedro and Operation Safed Sagar: The Untold Story of the Kargil War, and Gyaarah Gyaarah is the time-bending thriller.

Watching together

FzStudios is made for households and friends with different tastes. One person picks from the Hollywood tab, another from Bollywood, a third from Dhallywood, and the evening becomes a small film festival of three industries.

Keep the evening's choices in My List, and use Export so everyone can bring the same list home with Import. The next gathering already has its programme.

Audio languages

Many families watch together in more than one language, and the streaming services help. Hollywood blockbusters often carry Hindi audio in India, many Hindi films carry English subtitles abroad, and some Bengali films offer subtitles in English and Hindi.

Open a title, tap Watch Now for your country, and check the Audio and Subtitles menu once the film starts. The service lists every language it carries for that title.

Watching from Nigeria

FzStudios has always had a big audience in Nigeria, and this version works well there. Pick Nigeria once in Where to Watch and Watch Now shows the services carrying each title in Nigeria, such as Netflix, Prime Video and YouTube, along with rentals.

Data can be precious, so most streaming apps offer a data-saver setting and downloads over Wi-Fi. The Nigeria guide has more tips.

Watching from Bangladesh and India

For Dhallywood films, Chorki, hoichoi and Bongo carry many titles, and for Kolkata films, hoichoi is the specialist. In India, JioHotstar, Netflix, Prime Video, Zee5 and SonyLIV carry most of the Bollywood shelf, often with several audio languages.

Watch Now always shows what is available in the country you pick, with the price.

Where the information comes from

The posters, stills, stories, cast and crew, release dates and scores on FzStudios come from TMDB, a large community film database, and so do the seasons and episode dates of every series.

The list behind Watch Now comes from JustWatch, which tracks what each streaming service offers in each country and at what price, so the answer changes as films arrive and leave.

The three dots

The three dots at the right of the top bar work like the app's overflow menu: they open Help, where short guides explain how to watch, how to install FzStudios, how seasons and episodes work, how to watch from Nigeria, and where to find Dhallywood films.

Each guide is short and to the point, with links back into the catalogue.

Search

Tap the magnifying glass in the top bar and a search box drops down under it; tap Search in the bottom bar for the full search page. Type a title, part of a title, a star or a year. Words like download, movie, free and the site name are set aside automatically.

Add a season and episode to a series name, like Reacher s3e2, and the search jumps to that episode. The search page adds filters for type, genre, year, language and country.

My List

My List sits in the fourth slot of the bottom bar. Tap Add to My List on any title page and it is saved in your own browser; My List shows everything as the same poster grid, with your episode marks beside each series.

Export and Import on the My List page move it all to another device.

Watch Now and your country

Watch Now is the teal link on every title page, and the round play button on the still does the same. Pick your country once, tap Watch Now again, and JustWatch opens with every service carrying the title there, each with its price.

Your country is remembered on every page. The How to Watch guide has the steps.

From WEB-DL to HD

The app printed WEB-DL or BluRay on its posters, the source of its copies. On this FzStudios the chip reads HD for a film and Series for a TV show, and the streaming services choose the picture for your screen and connection, from data saver to Full HD and 4K.

The quality guide explains the settings.

Subtitles

Every streaming app has an Audio and Subtitles menu. Subtitles open every tab on FzStudios: a Bangladeshi drama, a Kolkata thriller, a Bollywood blockbuster or an American series becomes easy to follow.

The subtitles guide has the steps.

Install the app

FzStudios installs from your browser as an app, and on a phone it looks and feels just like the original, full screen with the bottom bar. On Android choose Install app in Chrome, on iPhone choose Add to Home Screen from Safari's Share menu, and on a computer use the install icon in Chrome or Edge.

The app guide has the steps.

Free options

Plenty of films stream free with ads. YouTube, Tubi, Pluto TV and Plex carry free films in many countries, and some Bengali and Hindi studios put their older films on YouTube. Watch Now shows the free options for your country whenever a title has them.

Safe and legal

Every Watch Now opens JustWatch, which lists only the services licensed to show a title in your country. The film plays inside the official app, at its best quality, with real subtitles, and the people who made it are paid.

Install streaming apps from the official stores, and sign in to a service only on its own app or website. The safety guide explains more.

New in 2026

The New in 2026 shelf mixes every industry: The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Toy Story 5 from Hollywood, Dhurandhar: The Revenge, Border 2 and Gandhari from Bollywood, Bonolota Express from Bengal, and Lanterns and Off Campus among the series.

Add new titles to My List as you spot them, and check Watch Now when they reach the streaming services.

Top Rated

The Top Rated tab lists the best-rated titles with enough votes behind them. Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones, The Dark Knight, Interstellar, Dangal and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse sit near the top.

The score on each title page is the TMDB audience score out of ten, with the number of votes behind it.

An FzStudios weekend

Friday night, a Hollywood giant: Avengers: Endgame or Interstellar. Saturday afternoon, Bollywood: Dhurandhar or Jawan. Saturday night, Dhallywood: Poran or Surongo.

Sunday, start a series: the first episode of The Pitt or Reacher, and mark it with Reached this episode before bed. Next weekend, the New Episodes tab will show what aired in between.

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