56 Days released on OTT: Where to watch Dove Cameron, Avan Jogia's erotic thriller show in India? Check language versions

A new psychological thriller is making waves among fans of dark romance and crime dramas. 56 Days dives into a passionate relationship that unravels in shocking ways, bringing intimacy with mystery and a chilling murder investigation together. The series has finally premiered in India and is receiving mixed responses from audience and critics alike.

Streaming details of 56 Days in India

The much-talked-about series has now premiered globally on Amazon Prime Video. All eight episodes of 56 Days are currently available for streaming. In India, viewers can watch the show in its original English audio, along with dubbed and subtitle options in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam, for wider reach.

Episode 1: Chapter 1 – 52 minutes

Episode 2: Chapter 2 – 48 minutes
Episode 3: Chapter 3 – 45 minutes
Episode 4: Chapter 4 – 47 minutes
Episode 5: Chapter 5 – 44 minutes
Episode 6: Chapter 6 – 46 minutes
Episode 7: Chapter 7 – 49 minutes
Episode 8: Chapter 8 – 54 minutes

Based on the 2021 bestselling novel by Catherine Ryan Howard, the series revolves around Ciara Wyse and Oliver Kennedy, played by Dove Cameron and Avan Jogia, respectively. Their story begins with a chance encounter at a supermarket. What starts as an instant connection quickly turns into a whirlwind romance. However, as the episodes unfold, it becomes clear that both characters are hiding more than they reveal.


The narrative moves between two timelines. In the present day, police officers investigate a shocking discovery: a badly decomposed body found in Oliver’s luxury Boston apartment, exactly 56 days after the couple first met. The identity of the victim remains unclear at first, raising questions about whether it is Ciara, Oliver, or someone else entirely. At the same time, flashbacks trace the rapid progression of their relationship.

More about 56 Days

While the original novel was set in Dublin during the COVID-19 lockdown, the television adaptation shifts the story to modern-day Boston. Instead of focusing on the restrictions of the pandemic, the series talks about emotional confinement and psychological games between the two leads. Oliver is portrayed as a wealthy architect haunted by trauma and paranoia, while Ciara appears to have secrets of her own, including a questionable identity and hidden motives.


The show has been created by Karyn Usher and Lisa Zwerling, with executive production by filmmaker James Wan. Supporting performances come from Karla Souza as Detective Lee Reardon and Dorian Missick as Detective Karl Connolly, who lead the murder investigation.

Speaking about the adaptation earlier, the makers had hinted that they wanted to dig deeper into the psychological aspects of the relationship rather than external circumstances. By shifting the focus inward, they aimed to create a darker and more intense viewing experience while staying true to the core mystery of the novel.

Stay tuned!