Indian titles ‘Dupahiya’ and ‘Rise and Fall’ featured in Prime Video’s worldwide top 10 non-English original series list for the week of October 19-25, even as ‘Love of Your Life’ and ‘The Terminal List’ led the platform’s most-watched original films and series, respectively, the streamer said in its weekly viewership rankings.

The rankings, made public on October 28, reflect viewing across Prime Video accounts worldwide, with the company publishing separate lists for films, series and non-English originals.

‘Dupahiya’, an Indian original, secured the sixth position in the non-English series rankings, while ‘Rise and Fall’ ranked ninth. The list was topped by Germany’s ‘Friends Sex and Games’, followed by South Korea’s ‘A Love Other Than Yours’ and ‘Love in Disguise’.

Japan’s ‘Love Transit 35+’ stood fourth, while Spain’s ‘Red Queen’ took the fifth spot. Italy’s ‘LOL: Chi ride è fuori -Halloween Special’, Mexico’s ‘The Trial’ and Germany’s ‘Maxton Hall—The World Between Us’ rounded out the top 10.

In the overall worldwide ranking of Prime Original films, ‘Love of Your Life’ claimed the top spot. ‘Masterplan’, an international original from France and Italy, came second, followed by ‘The Love Hypothesis’.

Spain’s ‘Drawn Together’ ranked fourth, ahead of ‘Project Hail Mary’ at fifth. The remaining titles in the top 10 were ‘The Last Sunrise’, ‘Masters of the Universe’, ‘You+Me – Against the World’, ‘Hotel Transylvania: Transformania’and ‘A Working Man’.

Among original series across languages, ‘The Terminal List’ led the rankings, followed by ‘Carrie’, ‘Reacher’ and ‘Neagley’. ‘Off Campus’ and ‘Helluva Boss’ occupied fifth and sixth place, respectively, while ‘Friends Sex and Games’ ranked seventh.

The list also featured ‘LOL: Last One Laughing UK’, ‘Sterling Point’ and ‘A Love Other Than Yours’.

In the non-English original film category, Spain’s ‘Drawn Together’ topped the list, followed by France’s ‘You+Me – Against the World’. Spanish titles ‘Culpa Mia’, ‘Culpa Nuestra’ and ‘Culpa Tuya’ occupied the third, fourth and fifth positions, respectively.

The remaining entries were Spain’s ‘Apocalypse Z: The Beginning of the End’ and ‘Agent Zeta’, Germany’s ‘The Tank’, Mexico’s ‘Vengeance’ and Italy’s ‘No Place to Be Single’.

Amazon said the weekly lists are calculated using the total number of Prime Video accounts worldwide that watched a title between Monday and Sunday. The figures differ from rankings displayed within the Prime Video app, which are based on a shorter viewing period and country-specific data.

For television series, the rankings count accounts that watched any available season of a title.