Most requested dubs

Which films and web series people want dubbed, and into which language. Every number here is a real request from a visitor — one person, one title, one language. We publish it openly so platforms and distributors can see the demand.

  1. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Telugu · asked from India
    1
  2. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Punjabi · asked from India
    1
  3. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Tamil · asked from India
    1
  4. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Bengali · asked from India
    1
  5. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Gujarati · asked from India
    1
  6. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Hindi · asked from India
    1
  7. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Kannada · asked from India
    1
  8. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Malayalam · asked from India
    1
  9. The Boss Baby: Back in Business 2018
    in Marathi · asked from India
    1
  10. Hulk 2003
    in Punjabi · asked from India
    1
  11. Hushar Pittalu 2026
    in Hindi · asked from India
    1

11 requests in total on this page. One visitor can ask once per title per language.

Frequently asked questions

Where do these numbers come from?

From visitors on OTTpath. On any title page you can say which language you want it in. One person can vote once per title per language, and can take the vote back. Nothing is bought, estimated or guessed.

What is this useful for?

A platform or a distributor deciding whether to pay for a dub has very little public data to go on. This page shows which titles people are actually asking for, in which language, and from which country — in the open, for anyone to use.

Does a request mean the dub is coming?

No. This is demand, not an announcement. When a dub does arrive, the title page updates and shows where to watch it.

Can the numbers be gamed?

We dedupe by visitor and rate-limit requests, and small samples are shown as plain counts without percentages. It is still a voluntary poll, not a survey — read it as a signal, not a measurement.