'Breaking Bad' in Hindi: The most iconic show of all-time to now air in Hindi on Zee Cafe

“Breaking Bad time. Packet of chips, bed, cola and nothing comes between me and 'if u dont know me, ur best course is to tread carefully,” said the Badshah of Bollywood about his plans to watch this baap show. A show that got filmmakers like Karan Johar, Anurag Kashyap, Mahesh Bhatt and Vikram Bhatt to express their wish to make a Bollywood adaptation of it; a show that got top-list actors like Shahrukh Khan, Rajkumar Rao, Ranbir Kapoor, Pankaj Tripathi, Anil Kapoor, Siddharth Malhotra and many more to share their desire to work in its remake. Have you watched it yet? If not, well this is the time as Zee Café announces the airing of the most iconic show in the history of television ‘Breaking Bad’ in Hindi.

Breaking Bad has been rated 9.5 on IMDb as on 26th July and is known for its iconic dialogues, characters and very engaging storyline. It won multiple accolades across platforms including 64 Emmy Awards and 7 Golden Globes. Created by Vince Gilligan, the gripping crime drama showcases the transformation of the lead character Walter White from a high school chemistry teacher to a methamphetamine producer in order to save his family’s future.

The show focusing on the themes of antihero, power and integrity makes for a riveting watch for the viewers. It answered the question middle-aged men had asked of themselves for generations: what would happen if I quit my boring job and became an outlaw? And… it was quite dynamic!

Announcing the airing, Zee Café recently shared the promo of the show, positioning it in its true sense as the baap of all shows. The promo showcases the lead of the show ‘Heisenberg’ in his full glory with iconic dialogues from the show ensuring entertainment and curiosity.

Owing to its iconic stature, Zee Café has finally decided to bring the show in Hindi for the Indian audiences. Well, it's now time for India to enjoy the best show in its comfortable language. 

Get ready to see Walter White and Jesse Pinkman have some Indian references thrown around as we listen to them in Hindi.