To Blake’s anthem of despair, Rafman again creates a universe of the uncanniness that streams from all pores of the internet, between AI and the real, between shuddering and empathy.

The End revolves around two couples Priya (Pavani Reddy), Rajeev Mathews (Sudheer Reddy) and Gautham (Yuva Chandra), Rekha (Gazal Somaiah). While Priya and Rajeev are happily married and staying in their own villa in the outskirts of Hyderabad, Gautham, who happens to be a common friend of Priya and Rajeev, is a UK-return medical graduate planning to set up his own hospital. Meanwhile, few untoward incidents took place in Priya-Rajeev's villa. A female construction worker accidentally dies in a water-less pool in the villa. The story here takes a major u-turn as turbulence surfaces in Priya and Rajeev's personal life and marital life. That changes the life of Rajeev, Priya and Gautham forever.

Three generations of a family with separate but intersecting obsessions - trying to figure out how to die with dignity, live with none and make it count.

He is a murderer in his head and he is losing himself by actually killing people.

A middle class American family must fight for survival in a nation being torn apart by the lack of water.

Tobias, a former boxer who now makes his living owning a gym, seeks something greater. The only person standing in his way is Dallas.

A man is shown videos of his life in the afterlife

One scientist believes he has the cure to save society and that cure is a zombie apocalypse.

An old man living in a flat in London makes a final decision.

An omnibus of four episodes each of which stars four protagonists: a guy suffering from nightmares; a lady having an arranged marriage set up following a break-up with her longstanding boy friend; another guy endlessly talking to his supposed-to-be-brother, and another lady unable to meet the deadline for her translations.