The Best TV Shows on National Geographic India
Every National Geographic India Show Ranked From Best To Worst
National Geographic India has over 9 shows broadcast from as early as 2015 and as recent as 2024. Among National Geographic India’s finest offerings are Science of Stupid and It Happens Only in India, which debuted in 2015 and 2021, respectively. Our curated list, current as of June 2025, showcases over 9 of National Geographic India’s highest-rated series.
It Happens Only in India (2021)10.0Sonu Sood brings you an array of jaw-dropping, pride inducing visually stunning stories from around the country.
Science of Stupid (2015)N/AScience of Stupid reveals through science experts exactly how & why adventures turn to misadventures.
Animals Gone Wild With Jaaved Jaaferi (2021)N/AIn this episode, learn if it is possible to escape death when an angry elephant approaches you? Can a 400-pound lioness live with humans without attacking?
Snakes SOS: Goa's Wildest (2022)N/ABen and Louise are no ordinary couple; wedding organizers by day, and Snake Hotline 24/7. Snakes SOS follows them on their nerve-wracking snake rescues in Goa.
India's Incredible Rescue Ops (2022)N/AAn action-packed series about daring rescue stories of India, which intersperse first-person accounts of survivors and chronicles the bravery of the rescuers.
Vivo for India (2022)N/AThis documentary explores Vivo's commitment to being a brand made in India and made for India, with its belief in giving ultimate joy to its customers.
One for Change (2022)N/ACelebrate inspirational, trailblazing, changemakers from India who are working towards preserving the Earth, to leave a more sustainable planet for the future.
India's Mega Festivals (2023)N/AChefs Gary Mehigan and Pablo Naranjo travel across India to experience different cultures and festivals celebrated, such as Holi, Eid, and Durga Puja.
- Postcards From Goa (2024)N/A
Discover Goa with Nat Geo Explorer and filmmaker Malaika Vaz as she explores the lesser-known treasures and incredible wild wonders of her home state.