Tudum! Curly Tales’ Sunday Brunch is now streaming on Netflix. You’ve binge-watched episodes, virtually visited your favourite celebrities’ homes, almost inhaled brunches from your screens, and supported our Editor-in-Chief and host, Kamiya Jani, through these years. From October 4, we’re excited to bring you Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani on Netflix, in addition to our YouTube channel and app.
Sunday Brunch With Kamiya Jani Is Now On Netflix
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Our little secret is out — and how! We know the excitement is palpable after all; you can now watch Curly Tales’ Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani on Netflix as well. Open conversations with India’s biggest stars, unfiltered confessions, secret recipes, real-life connections, home tours, and much more await you every Sunday at 12 pm on Netflix and YouTube from October 4.
Sunday Brunch has done over 300 episodes featuring India’s biggest icons from all walks of life. Noteworthy mentions include celebrity biggies like actor Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan, Ajay Devgn, Kajol; sporting legends Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Neeraj Chopra; Indian politicians like Minister of Road Transport and Highways of India, Nitin Gadkari, leader of the opposition, Rahul Gandhi (Indian National Congress); spiritual leaders Sadhguru, BK Shivani; industrialists Anil Agarwal, Savji Dholakia, amongst others.
The show has garnered over 600 million views across platforms. Viral Sunday Brunch episodes featuring Ajay Devgn-Kajol clocked 21 million views. Virat Kohli and Janhvi Kapoor videos trailed with 17 million views. With Sunday Brunch now streaming on Netflix, the show will eye global distribution across 90 countries.
Kamiya Jani On The Milestone
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With this, Kamiya Jani becomes the second YouTuber in India to be onboarded by Netflix for her original show. And the only female YouTuber to have her own show on Netflix. CurlyTales’ Sunday Brunch debuts on Netflix on Oct 4
Kamiya Jani, Editor-in-Chief and Founder of Curly Tales, says,
“Sunday Brunch for me is an OG show that broke all set templates around celebrity interviews. At the time we started, celebrity interviews revolved around films and roles portrayed by actors. I think somewhere around Sunday Brunch changed that for the digital landscape, and it is only fair that after having delivered over 300 episodes, the show has finally got a global platform like Netflix to justify its popularity.”
She shares about the journey,
“When we started, celebrity interviews were largely centred around their films, characters and upcoming projects. We wanted to do something completely different. Instead of sitting across a table with a list of questions, I wanted to sit down with people, share a meal, talk about food, life and everything in between, and catch celebs in those unscripted, unguarded moments. That simple idea ended up breaking many of the traditional templates of celebrity interviews and, over time, became a format that has become increasingly familiar across the digital landscape. To see something we created from such a simple, human idea become a part of the way audiences now experience celebrity conversations is incredibly fulfilling.”
Elaborating on the Netflix milestone, Kamiya reveals,
“After nearly 250 episodes of Sunday Brunch, seeing the show find a global platform like Netflix feels incredibly special. What makes me happiest is that we never had to change the essence of the show to make it bigger. It was always about sitting across the table, sharing a meal, and getting to know the person behind the celebrity. For me, this is not just about taking Sunday Brunch to a larger audience; it is about seeing a format we believed in from the beginning travel from Mumbai to audiences across the world. And after this journey, that feels like a very special full-circle moment.”
Sammar Verma On The Netflix Deal
Sammar Verma, Group CEO & Founder of Fork Media Group shares,
“As Fork Media Group (FMG), we were one of the first ones to have envisioned YouTube as being no less than an OTT. Hence, very early in the day, we moved to IP-led structured programming across 6 of our channels, focusing heavily on quality and consumer promise. While the world echoed that raw and unfiltered is the way to be, we always believed that high-quality content would find its own audience within the ocean of content YouTube caters to. The step up to Netflix is a true testimony to this belief. With Netflix, we will have global audiences discovering our brand and our content, and that’s a massive win for us.”
Also Read: Kamiya Jani Becomes 2nd YouTuber After Samay Raina To Have A Show On Netflix!
Fork Media Group Has 40+ IPs In Youth Culture Space
Apart from Curly Tales (India and Middle East), the 13-year-old independent digital solutions company, Fork Media Group owns and operates Mashable (India, Middle East and Indonesia), Hauterrfly, IGN India and ad tech platform, Adgebra. FMG has successfully created over 40 IPs in the youth culture space, which are immensely popular.
Fork Media Group’s successful and some of the well-loved shows are:
- The Bombay Journey on Mashable India
Siddhaarth Aalambayan hosts this popular talk show where celebrities are interviewed in a car as they ride around and chat about their personal lives, creative processes, and deep connection to the city.
2. Sleepover with Anushka Sen on Hauterrfly
Actor-host Anushka Sen is joined by public figures for an informal interview in a relaxed girls’ sleepover-like set-up. The podcast-like conversation touches upon revisiting childhood games, sharing travel stories, and more in pajamas.
3. India with Elli on Curly Tales
Bollywood actress Elli AvrRam, hailing from Sweden, presents ‘India with Elli’. It’s an immersive exploration of India’s hidden treasures in a captivating travel series.
4. Bombay Dreams with Mukesh Chhabra on Mashable India
Bollywood’s unmatched casting director Mukesh Chhabra sits down with ace filmmakers and biggies behind the camera to understand their creative process, secrets behind their success, navigating life in Mumbai, and more.
5. Visionaries with Sonia Shenoy on Mashable India
Business journalist, financial educator, and presenter Sonia Shenoy sits down with eminent industrialists to uncover their inspiring journeys, thoughts on legacy, and unveil the personal side of the visionary.
6. Garages of Rich and Famous with Renuka Kirpalani on Mashable India
Automotive expert and Contributing Editor for Mashable India (Automotive), Renuka Kirpalani, gives a sneak peek of garages owned by India’s most influential celebrities, where they share insightful tea on all things automotive.
7. Palaces of India with Dino Morea and Zoya Afroz on Curly Tales
Indian actors and models, Dino Moreo and Zoya Afroz, uncover extraordinary stories behind some of India’s most magnificent royal residences in a regal travel show.
8. The Male Feminist On Hauterrfly
FMG Head of Video Content and host Siddhaarth Aalambayan talks to women celebrities, giving them a safe space to discuss their lives. On this show, our male ally asks men to be feminists through different stories, with episodes that have female celebrities opening up on topics they have never opened up to before.
Also Read: Netflix Is Bringing Sunday Brunch With Kamiya Jani To Your Screens
When Will Sunday Brunch With Kamiya Jani Stream On Netflix?
Curly Tales’ Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani will start streaming on Netflix on October 4 with 12 legendary episodes. A new episode will be dropped every Sunday, going live on both Netflix and YouTube at the same time. The first episode features Sunday Brunch veteran, the incredibly talented actor Rajkummar Rao, chatting with Kamiya Jani over brunch about portraying the role of eminent public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam on the silver screen.
So, don’t forget to mark your calendars and set reminders for 12 pm on October 4! It’s time for Tudum!
FAQs
Can you watch Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani on Netflix?
Curly Tales' chartbuster show Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani is now available on Netflix apart from Curly Tales' YouTube channel. Open conversations with India's biggest stars, unfiltered confessions, secret recipes, real-life connections, home tours, and much more await you every Sunday at 12 pm on Netflix.
When Will Sunday Brunch With Kamiya Jani Stream On Netflix?
Curly Tales' Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani will start streaming on Netflix on October 4 with 12 legendary episodes of Sunday Brunch. A new episode will be dropped every Sunday, going live on both Netflix and YouTube at the same time. The first episode features Sunday Brunch veteran, the incredibly talented actor Rajkummar Rao, chatting with Kamiya Jani over brunch about portraying the role of eminent public prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam on the silver screen.
