Made In India: A Titan Story

A few family drama beats feel slightly repetitive, but they don’t break the show’s steady grip. Overall, the series delivers compact, emotionally rich storytelling that feels like a thoughtful throwback to the earnest era of Doordarshan — minus the preachiness.

Robbie Grewal's direction is captivating. He is equipped with a story that not many are aware of – what the Tatas went through to create the Titan brand. The story follows the template of MISSION MANGAL, ROCKET BOYS etc. But in these stories, one can imagine that there must have been hiccups as India was taking a giant leap in the field of space. In that regard, MADE IN INDIA: A TITAN STORY will surprise the viewers. They’ll be stunned to know that the team faced innumerable challenges, despite the backing of Tata, that too for creating a watch brand. Even after the watch entered the market, the challenges didn’t stop. Moreover, the show not just entertains but also enlightens. It educates how the word ‘Titan’ came into being, the story behind the iconic Titan theme etc. and this again would impress the viewers.

Made In India: A Titan Story is at its best a warm, well-intentioned love letter to the spirit of Indian enterprise, to the men and women who believed, in the face of Swiss scepticism and domestic bureaucracy, that India could put a world-class watch on the world's wrist.