Mistry OTT Release: When And Where To Watch Ram Kapoor's Detective Comedy Series
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Mistry revolves around Armaan Mistry, a detective battling OCD and multiple phobias who rejoins the Mumbai Police as a consultant.
Ram Kapoor's comedy-drama series Mistry is all set to premiere this June. Adapted from the popular American detective series Monk, Mistry promises a refreshing spin on the classic series. JioHotstar dropped a teaser of this upcoming series, where Ram Kapoor was seen stepping into the shoes of a character inspired by Adrian Monk.
The streaming platform unveiled the trailer of Mistry on their official X account, which caused a significant buzz on social media, leading to high anticipation among the fans. According to JioHotstar, Mistry will be available on the platform from June 27.
In the trailer, Ram Kapoor plays Armaan Mistry, a germophobic former detective with obsessive-compulsive disorder. A genius detective with multiple phobias, Mistry rejoins the Mumbai Police as a consultant to help them in complex investigations. Mistry's unmatched intuition and razor-sharp brain baffle even the top police officers as he continues to see things others keep missing and proceeds to solve cases in an unconventional way. Sharing the glimpses of the series, the streaming giant wrote, 'Chaotic to some. An enigma to all. When it comes to unsolved mysteries, no man better than Mistry! Hotstar Specials: Mistry Streaming June 27 only on JioHotstar."
Chaotic to some. An enigma to all. When it comes to unsolved mysteries, no man better than Mistry!Hotstar Specials: Mistry Streaming June 27 only on JioHotstar. #MistryOnJioHotstar @RamKapoor @MonaJasbirSingh @ShikhaTalsania #KshitishDate @Banijayasia @nbc @deepak30000 … pic.twitter.com/m5vPws3NcK
— JioHotstar (@JioHotstar) May 27, 2025
Alongside Ram Kapoor, Mona Singh is seen playing a pivotal role as Senior Police Officer Sehmat Siddiqui, whose choices will be the driving force in Mistry's future. Shikha Talsania will be seen in the role of Mistry's assistant.
Ram Kapoor had stated that this role was nothing like he had ever done before. 'The whole experience of shooting Mistry was so immersive – I have deep-dived into this character and understood his quirks, his brilliance and his vulnerabilities. It is a character very close to my heart, and I am thrilled with how it has come out," he added.
Directed by Risab Seth, this Hindi adaptation of Monk features Shikha Talsania, Kshitish Date, and Dipak Dhar as well. Mistry promises a fresh twist to the classic American series by blending suspense, comedy, and emotional depth.
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