Web-Series Worthy Storyteller Awards – S5

Step into the world of the Web-Series Worthy Storyteller Awards, where we celebrate writers whose words almost leap off the page and onto the screen. These authors capture life’s quiet truths, heartfelt struggles, and small joys in ways that feel real and alive. Each story has the kind of charm, emotion, and clarity that makes it easy to imagine as a series. From family bonds to personal journeys, this campaign highlights voices that can stay with viewers long after the credits roll.

Authors whose words belong on your screens.

Mohan Rote – Reflections

Mohan Rote brings a rare mix of real-life action, medical skill, and deep reflection that could make a web series based on Reflections truly gripping. His life in three uniforms—Indian Navy, Indian Army, and a foreign force—gives the story a wide range of scenes and emotions. Add to that his time in high mountains, snowy slopes, and deep water, plus three close calls with death, and you get a tale filled with tense moments and quiet strength. Viewers who like true stories shaped by duty, calm courage, and honest self-expression through writing and art would enjoy this screen version.

Abhishek Anand – Karya Pragati Par Hai

Abhishek Anand brings a fun, sharp, and very real style that can turn Karya Pragati Par Hai into a lively web series. His short stories touch daily life in a way that feels close to home, making each scene easy to enjoy on screen. What would make this web series stand out is the smart humour he uses to highlight people and systems around us. It is light, quick, and full of moments that make you smile and think at the same time. Viewers who enjoy simple stories with wit, quick twists, and a clear look at society will love this kind of show.

Sarwar Alam – Bihari Boy in Kerala

Fans of strong immigrant stories and culture-clash drama will enjoy Bihari Boy in Kerala by Sarwar Alam. Inspired by real life, it follows a young man from Bihar who moves to South India and tries to build a new life while facing bias, language challenges, and inner doubt. Viewers who like shows such as 12th Fail or Aspirants will feel at home here. The mix of heart, humour, and sharp social notes makes this story perfect for screen work, and Sarwar Alam’s honest style gives it a clear emotional pull.

Madhav Thapar – A Friend Like Karna

Madhav Thapar brings a sharp mix of drama, power play, and emotion in A Friend Like Karna, making it strong material for a web series. The clash between two big corporate clans, the shine of media circles, and the shadow of the underworld set up a tense and gripping plot. Viewers who enjoy fast twists, deep bonds, and bold characters will connect with this tale right away. Veer, shaped by duty and pain, gives the show a strong heart, while Nisha adds spark and tension. This mix of love, rivalry, and high stakes would keep viewers glued from start to end.

Himanshu Verma – Ashwathama: A Cursed Immortal

Himanshu Verma brings a fresh spark to Indian myth stories with Ashwathama: A Cursed Immortal, and that makes it great for a web series. The mix of three time periods, fast action, and strong emotions would keep viewers hooked every moment. Fans of superhero tales, Indian culture, and bold myth twists would enjoy this show the most. The switch from ancient wars to a tense modern village gives the plot a sharp edge, while Ashwathama’s path adds depth and thrill. With rich folk touches, sharp fights, and deep faith woven in, this story has all the parts needed for a gripping screen run.

Kiran Manoj – Kuch Qisse

Kiran Manoj brings a warm and simple touch to Kuch Qisse, making it easy to imagine as a calm and thoughtful web series. What would make this show stand out is the way her stories grow from real moments that many people know well. Small family scenes, quiet hurt, sudden joy, and soft doubts can all come alive on screen in a clear and smooth way. Viewers who enjoy close-to-life tales, gentle emotion, and steady family themes will enjoy this kind of show. Her clear voice and honest style can hold attention without loud twists or forced drama.

Vijay N. Koli – A Choice of Love

Vijay N. Koli brings a warm and honest style to A Choice of Love, and it can turn into a touching web series for viewers who enjoy real, heartfelt drama. A story about an immigrant girl caught between strict family roots and a new world makes for strong screen moments. Many people who have lived far from home, handled mixed values, or faced silent pressure from loved ones will connect with this plot right away. The mix of Indian culture, small personal battles, and quiet emotional shifts can keep viewers close to the lead character and her slow rise into her own voice.

Each story is a world waiting to unfold.

As we wrap up this season of the Web-Series Worthy Storyteller Awards, it’s clear that these authors have given us more than just stories—they’ve given us worlds that feel close, familiar, and full of heart. Their work proves that thoughtful writing can become unforgettable viewing. We hope these tales inspire readers and creators alike, and remind us that the best stories are the ones that touch people quietly, deeply, and for a long time. The next season promises more such voices waiting to be discovered.