Jazz City out on OTT: Where to watch, plot explained, and more about Arifin Shuvoo's musical espionage thriller

Jazz City, directed by Soumik Sen, is now streaming on OTT. The musical espionage thriller has 10 episodes, and it is set against the backdrop of the Bangladesh Liberation War.

Arifin Shuvoo in Jazz City

Jazz City, the Bengali-language thriller–musical series directed by Soumik Sen, is finally streaming on SonyLIV. You can also watch it with your OTTplay Premium subscription. It is set in 1970s Calcutta and explores the city’s vibrant Park Street jazz culture against the backdrop of political unrest and the Bangladesh Liberation War.

What's the plot of Jazz City?

Jazz City has 10 episodes, titled: The Dispensable, 21st February, Atithi Devo Bhava, Sakina Begum, The Homecoming, Storm of the Century, The Election, Searchlight, Escape to Calcutta, and The Morning Show.

Jazz City (2026) is a Bengali-language musical espionage thriller streaming on SonyLIV, directed by Soumik Sen. Set in 1971 Calcutta during the Bangladesh Liberation War, the series revolves around a dimly lit jazz club that doubles as a covert hub for espionage. The story features Arifin Shuvoo as Jimmy Roy and Sauraseni Maitra as Sheela, blending music, intrigue, and political tension into a gripping narrative.

Set in 1971 against the backdrop of the Bangladesh Liberation War and the refugee crisis in Calcutta, the story centres on Jimmy Roy, an enigmatic nightclub owner who becomes entangled in covert operations.

His jazz club becomes a smoky sanctuary, where artists, revolutionaries, and spies quietly gather. As tensions rise, the series explores issues of identity, loyalty, and the political awakening of creatives, with the club emerging as a vital centre of resistance against oppression.

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Who stars in Jazz City?

Jazz City stars Arifin Shuvoo as Jimmy Roy and Sauraseni Maitra as Sheela. The cast also includes Shantanu Ghatak, Aniruddha Gupta, Sayandeep Sen, Shreya Bhattacharya, Shataf Figar, Alexandra Taylor, Amit Saha, and Tanika Basu.

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