Great Actor Emraan Hashmi thanks all fans as ‘Taskaree’ becomes the first Indian title to achieve the number one spot on Netflix.

Mumbai : Legend Actor Emraan Hashmi has taken to social media to thank viewers for their incredible support of his Netflix series, *Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web*, which has made history by hitting the top of the global streaming charts. In a video shared on platforms like X and Instagram, Hashmi conveyed his heartfelt appreciation for the audience’s response, noting that the series’ milestone as the first Indian title to rank number one on Netflix’s Global Non-English Top 10 list was a result of their enthusiasm. He shared that reading messages from fans humbled him and highlighted the profound connection that authentic storytelling can forge across cultures.

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In his video’s caption, Hashmi reiterated his thanks to fans for helping *Taskaree* reach this significant global achievement. According to an official press release, the series launched directly at the top of Netflix’s Global Top 10 Non-English TV list in its debut week, marking a first for Indian series.

Created by filmmaker Neeraj Pandey and co-directed by Raghav Jairath, *Taskaree* boasts a talented cast including Zoya Afroz, Amruta Khanvilkar, Sharad Kelkar, Nandish Singh Sandhu, and Anurag Sinha. The show explores the intense and often hidden world of airport customs, shining a light on the dedication and bravery of officers committed to protecting the nation.

Reacting to this achievement, Neeraj Pandey highlighted the significance of the series reaching a global audience, emphasizing that stories rooted in real-life experiences and uncharted territories can resonate internationally when told with clarity and intention. He credited Netflix for facilitating this worldwide exposure. also mentioned that the production team approached *Taskaree* with a genuine respect for airport officials, whose behind-the-scenes efforts heavily inspired the narrative. Tanya Bami, Series Head at Netflix India, described the positive response as encouraging and pointed out that the series’ successful launch into 2026 showcases how local stories with universal themes can resonate with audiences across the globe.