However, what starts as an escape from her mundane reality spirals into a cat-and-mouse game. Riya begins receiving calls from a man who knows her deepest secrets—secrets she never shared on the app. As the walls between her digital fantasy and real life collapse, she discovers that the stranger on the other end of the line has a chilling connection to her past.
Ananya Sen, a former theater actor from Kolkata, makes her OTT debut with this role. Her performance is raw and vulnerable, moving from empowered curiosity to visceral fear. Critics have noted that her portrayal saves the series from veering into pure exploitation. Call Me -2024- Ullu Original
★★★★☆ (4/5) Where to Watch: Ullu App Genre: Psychological Thriller / Erotic Drama Language: Hindi (with English subtitles) Have you watched Call Me yet? Share your theories about the ending in the comments below. And for more OTT reviews and digital news, subscribe to our newsletter. However, what starts as an escape from her
Playing the mysterious caller, Kabir Vohra never appears fully until the finale. His voice work—alternately soothing and menacing—is the series’ secret weapon. Vohra’s physical reveal in the last episode has been described as "one of the most shocking twists in recent OTT history." Ananya Sen, a former theater actor from Kolkata,
The debate has shifted from "obscenity" to "artistic merit." Supporters argue that Call Me realistically portrays modern loneliness and the dangers of digital intimacy. Detractors claim it glorifies stalking. The series has become a flashpoint in the larger conversation about what constitutes "pornography vs. drama" on Indian OTT platforms.
The story revolves around Riya (played by a breakout new lead) , a lonely but ambitious corporate executive in Mumbai. Haunted by a failed engagement and the pressures of a cutthroat financial firm, she signs up for a mysterious voice-based app called "Call Me." The app promises anonymity and connection, pairing users with strangers for unfiltered conversations.