Delhi Crime Season 3 Drops on November 13
Hold on to your nerves, true crime fans — Netflix has finally confirmed the release date for the highly anticipated Delhi Crime Season 3, and it’s sooner than we thought. The streamer just dropped a brief but chilling date announcement teaser, revealing that the award-winning series will return on November 13.
If you’re like the rest of us who’ve been refreshing Netflix every other week waiting for news — this is the moment we’ve all been waiting for.
The teaser doesn’t give away much (classic Netflix move), but the tone is unmistakable: gritty, intense, and every bit as unsettling as you’d expect from Delhi Crime. It sets the stage with a somber voiceover and flashes of the city at night — hinting that this new season will once again dive deep into the shadows of Delhi’s criminal underbelly.
While there’s no full trailer yet, it’s safe to assume that Shefali Shah will be back in her powerhouse role as DCP Vartika Chaturvedi. Honestly, it’s hard to imagine the series without her. She’s been the emotional and moral backbone of Delhi Crime since Season 1 — and let’s not forget, that first season did win an International Emmy for Best Drama Series.
Season 2 took us into the disturbing world of serial killings and societal fractures, and if early buzz is to be believed, Season 3 is set to be just as hard-hitting, possibly drawing inspiration from another real-life case that shook the capital.
What makes Delhi Crime stand out — and why it has such a loyal following — is its refusal to sensationalize. The show doesn’t just focus on the crime; it’s about the system, the city, and the human cost. It’s thoughtful, it’s tense, and it lingers long after the credits roll.
So mark your calendars: November 13. It looks like Netflix is lining up another gripping crime drama just in time for those post-Diwali blues. If the teaser is anything to go by, Delhi Crime Season 3 is going to be one hell of a ride — again.
Stay tuned for the trailer. Something tells us it’s coming very, very soon.
