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GHOUL (2018)

1 season3 episodes~45 min per episodeHindi
AEndedMysterySci-Fi & FantasyDrama
6.8/10TMDB · 238 votes

Created byPatrick Graham

StarringRadhika Apte, Manav Kaul, Rohit Pathak, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee

Watch onNetflix

NetworkNetflix

Best for: Fans of short, tense mystery series with a supernatural twist.

Where to watch GHOUL online in India

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Availability for India, data by JustWatch. Updated 23 October 2026.

GHOUL: new episodes and status

StatusEnded
Last episode aired24 August 2018

Episode dates as listed on TMDB.

GHOUL seasons and episodes

SeasonPremieredEpisodes
Season 124 August 20183

GHOUL story (no spoilers)

Ghoul is a Hindi-language mystery series that premiered on Netflix on 24 August 2018. The story follows Nida Rahim, a newly minted military interrogator, who arrives at a covert detention center and discovers that some of the terrorists held there are not of this world. The series blends mystery, sci-fi & fantasy, and drama as Nida confronts an unsettling truth within the facility. Created and directed by Patrick Graham, the show stars Radhika Apte as Nida Rahim, Manav Kaul as Sunil Dacunha, Rohit Pathak as Captain Lamba, and Ratnabali Bhattacharjee as Laxmi Das. The tone is tense and eerie, rooted in psychological dread rather than jump scares. Ghoul ran for a single season of three episodes, each about 45 minutes long, and is certified A in India. It is available to stream on Netflix in India.

Should you watch GHOUL?

Watch it for

  • Radhika Apte leads as Nida Rahim, a newly minted military interrogator, in a role that anchors the series' tense atmosphere.
  • Patrick Graham writes and directs all three episodes, giving the mystery a consistent, unsettling vision.
  • The blend of mystery, sci-fi & fantasy, and drama sets up a covert detention center where some detainees are not of this world.
  • At three episodes of roughly 45 minutes each, it is a short, self-contained watch.

Skip it if

  • You prefer long-running series; Ghoul has ended after just one season of three episodes.
  • You want lighter entertainment; the A certificate and dark premise point to intense, unsettling material.
  • You dislike open-ended mysteries; the show is built around a single covert detention center scenario.

GHOUL cast

Radhika ApteRadhika Apteas Nida Rahim3 episodes
Manav KaulManav Kaulas Sunil Dacunha3 episodes
Rohit PathakRohit Pathakas Captain Lamba3 episodes
Ratnabali BhattacharjeeRatnabali Bhattacharjeeas Laxmi Das3 episodes
Mahesh BalrajMahesh Balrajas Ali Saeed1 episodes

GHOUL details

Created byPatrick Graham
Directed byPatrick Graham
MusicNaren Chandavarkar, Benedict Taylor
First episode24 August 2018
Seasons / episodes1 / 3
Typical episode length45 minutes
NetworkNetflix
Original languageHindi
Country of originIndia
Languages spokenHindi
Certificate (India)A

Parental guide: is GHOUL family friendly?

ViolenceModerate
LanguageModerate
Sexual contentMild
Family viewingNot ideal

The A certificate and dark mystery premise suggest mature themes; this is a general guide, not a detailed content breakdown. This is a general guide based on genre and certification.

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Our verdict

Ghoul is a compact three-episode mystery that uses its covert detention center setting to build genuine unease. Radhika Apte and Manav Kaul ground the supernatural premise in a tense, procedural tone. It is not for viewers who want a long-running series, but as a short, eerie watch it delivers.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Ghoul online in India?

Ghoul is available to stream on Netflix in India.

How many seasons and episodes does Ghoul have?

Ghoul has one season with three episodes, all premiered on 24 August 2018.

Has Ghoul ended?

Yes, Ghoul has ended; it ran for a single season of three episodes.

Who created and directed Ghoul?

Patrick Graham created and directed Ghoul.

What is the certificate and runtime of Ghoul?

Ghoul is certified A in India, and each episode runs about 45 minutes.

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