Made in India: A Titan Story — Cast, Episodes & Where to Watch

Made in India: A Titan Story is a six-part drama about the creation and rise of Titan, starring Naseeruddin Shah as JRD Tata and Jim Sarbh as Xerxes Desai.

Made in India: A Titan Story — Cast, Episodes & Where to Watch

Made in India: A Titan Story turns the creation of one of India’s best-known consumer brands into a six-part drama. The series follows Xerxes Desai and J.R.D. Tata during the years when Titan was being built.

What is Made in India: A Titan Story about?

The story is set in pre-liberalised India. Xerxes Desai is trying to build an Indian watch company at a time when the country’s economic environment looks very different from today’s. The challenge is not simply creating a product. It is convincing people that an Indian brand can compete through design, ambition and quality.

Cast

The principal cast includes:

  • Naseeruddin Shah as J.R.D. Tata
  • Jim Sarbh as Xerxes Desai
  • Vaibhav Tatwawadi
  • Namita Dubey
  • Lakshvir Saran
  • Kaveri Seth

Episodes

The series contains 6 episodes.

Who made it?

The series is written by Karan Vyas and directed by Robbie Grewal. It is produced by Almighty Motion Pictures. The story is adapted from Vinay Kamath’s book Titan: India’s Most Successful Consumer Brand.

Where can you watch it?

The series is streaming now on Amazon MX Player. Amazon states that it is available free across mobile devices, connected TVs, the Amazon shopping app, Prime Video, Fire TV, JioTV and Airtel Xstream.

Why this story works as drama

Business history becomes interesting when the people involved have something personal at stake. Xerxes Desai’s challenge was not simply to build a watch company. It was to convince a large organisation and a changing country that a new consumer idea could work. That creates natural dramatic tension between ambition and uncertainty.

What should viewers know?

This is a business-history drama rather than a conventional corporate thriller. The eventual review should assess how successfully the six episodes turn corporate history into character-driven entertainment.

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