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The Kashmir Files, KGF, RRR in IMDb's top movies of 2022

The list is based on IMDb Pro Data, which measures page views of IMDb users in India

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IMDb has released its list of 'Popular Indian Movies and Webseries' of the first half of 2022. The list is based on IMDb Pro Data, which measures page views of IMDb users in India.

Of all the movies released theatrically or digitally in India between January 1 and July 5, and that have an average IMDb user rating of 7 or higher, these 10 titles generated the most IMDb page views in India within a four-week post-release window, based on IMDbPro data. These are -

1. The Kashmir Files

2. K.G.F: Chapter 2

3. RRR (Rise Roar Revolt)

4. Gangubai Kathiawadi

5. Vikram

6. Jhund

7. Samrat Prithviraj

8. Runway 34

9. A Thursday

10. Hridayam

The top web shows as per IMDb are -

1. Campus Diaries (MX Player)

2. The Great Indian Murder (Disney+ Hotstar)

3. Rocket Boys (Sony LIV)

4. Panchayat (Prime Video)

5. Human (Disney+ Hotstar)

6. Yeh Kaali Kaali Ankhein (Netflix)

7. Apharan (Voot & ALTBalaji)

8. Escaype Live (Disney+ Hotstar)

9. Mai (Netflix)

10. The Fame Game (Netflix)

"Great stories transcend language, genres, budgets, and formats, and we are thrilled to see a diverse set of films and web series resonating with IMDb users in India this year,” said Yaminie Patodia, head of India, IMDb.

 “By highlighting the films and web series that have been most popular in the first half of this year, we hope to both celebrate these titles and further our ongoing commitment to helping entertainment fans around the world discover and decide what to watch.”

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