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Least Eligible Bachelor passes 100 million streaming minutes on ETV Win and enters Netflix India’s top 10
The six-episode Telugu comedy led by Harsha Chemudu streams on ETV Win and Netflix at the same time. Its distributor says it crossed 100 million minutes on ETV Win in four days, and Netflix's own weekly chart ranked it fifth among shows in India.

Least Eligible Bachelor, a Telugu romantic comedy series starring Harsha Chemudu, has crossed 100 million streaming minutes on ETV Win, according to its distributor, and has also made Netflix’s top 10 list for shows in India. The six-episode series began streaming on Friday, 9 October, on both platforms at once.
Distributor Vamsi Nandipati told the team’s success meet that viewers had spent more than 100 million minutes watching the show on ETV Win within four days of release. That is the platform’s own viewing data as reported by the makers; ETV Win has not released a separate breakdown, and the figure does not include viewing on Netflix.
Where it stands on Netflix
On Netflix, the official Top 10 site lists Least Eligible Bachelor at No. 5 among shows in India for the week of 5 to 11 October, its first week on the chart. Because the series arrived on a Friday, that ranking reflects only three days of viewing. The Great Indian Kapil Show held the top spot that week.
The show
Babu Degala wrote and directed the series, which is produced by Chavan, Sridhar Cheni and Deepak Musthyala as an ETV Win original. Harsha Chemudu plays Teja, a young man from a village whose father keeps pushing him towards marriage. He moves to Hyderabad for work, where his team lead is Madhu, played by Aishwarya Holakkal. An unexpected turn leaves the two sharing a home, and the series follows how their relationship develops.
Hyper Aadi, Jeevan Kumar and Sri Vidhya are among the supporting cast. Harsha Chemudu, widely known as a comedian and YouTuber before moving into lead roles, thanked the producers, director and crew at the success meet and said the story dealt with feelings and insecurities that viewers could relate to.
All six episodes are available now on ETV Win and Netflix.
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