Hyderabad has a soft spot for stories that hit close to home, and this week one title is popping up again and again in group chats and weekend watchlists: Bad Boy Billionaires: India. It’s not a brand-new show, but it feels fresh to many viewers because the long-delayed fourth episode, centred on Satyam’s founder Byrraju Ramalinga Raju, has finally landed on streaming after a Hyderabad civil court lifted the temporary restraint that had kept it off screens for years.
The Series Hyderabad Is Talking About Shows Up on Netflix
OTT platform: Netflix. The series uses an investigative docu-format to track major Indian business scandals, and the Raju chapter has sparked renewed buzz because the Satyam story still sits in Hyderabad’s corporate memory like a caution sign.
Netflix released the episode in late December 2025, ending a roughly five-year legal detour that began around the original 2020 rollout. Netflix India also posted an official “out now” note (handy for confirmation)
Why It’s Landing So Hard in Hyderabad Right Now
It’s not just true-crime curiosity. It’s the mix of ambition, image-building, and the moment the math stops adding up — plus the very local feeling of watching a story tied to a company once rooted in the region.
Watch Tips if You’re Jumping In Today
If you only want the Hyderabad-linked chapter, go straight to Episode 4, titled “Riding the Tiger” (about 50 minutes). If you want the full arc, start from Episode 1 and treat it like a short weekend binge. For Latest Entertainment News visit our dedicated section.
