Curly Tales’ Sunday Brunch Debuts on Netflix Oct. 4

Curly Tales’ long-running celebrity brunch series Sunday Brunch with Kamiya Jani will begin streaming on Netflix on October 4 while continuing on YouTube, expanding the Fork Media Group IP to viewers in about 90 countries, Curly Tales and Adgully reported.

The Netflix drop opens with 12 episodes, with a new installment each Sunday at 12 p.m. IST on both Netflix and YouTube. Curly Tales says the first Netflix episode features actor Rajkummar Rao discussing his turn as prosecutor Ujjwal Nikam—an on-screen beat that lands in the same autumn window as Maddock’s Prahaar theatrical push—while Adgully frames the season as keeping the show’s mix of unfiltered talk, recipes, home tours, and off-script celebrity moments.

Sunday Brunch has logged more than 300 episodes and over 600 million views across platforms, both outlets note. Guest history spans Deepika Padukone, Saif Ali Khan, Ajay Devgn and Kajol, plus sports stars such as Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, and Neeraj Chopra. Viral Devgn-Kajol and Kohli/Janhvi Kapoor episodes have drawn tens of millions of views on their own, according to Curly Tales’ Oct. 1 milestone post.

Kamiya Jani, Curly Tales founder and host, said the format deliberately stepped away from film-junket Q&As toward sharing a meal and catching stars in unguarded moments—and that the Netflix move did not require changing that essence. Fork Media Group CEO Sammar Verma cast the deal as proof that structured, high-quality YouTube IPs can graduate to global OTT shelves; Adgully adds that Sunday Brunch becomes the second YouTube-originated Indian show to land Netflix distribution across 90 countries after Samay Raina’s India’s Got Latent.

Jani is described as the second Indian YouTuber—and the only woman so far—to bring an original show onto Netflix under this path. Fork Media Group’s wider slate includes Mashable India, Hauterrfly, and other youth-culture IPs, but Sunday Brunch remains the flagship lifestyle conversation brand now getting a dual-platform Sunday appointment.

Both reports underline that the Netflix window is additive, not a YouTube sunset: viewers can keep the existing free Sunday habit while Netflix carries the same weekly drop into living rooms outside India. Curly Tales positions the move as a “full-circle” moment after years of proving a meal-table interview could outperform junket formats; Adgully’s trade write-up stresses the simultaneous 12 p.m. dual-platform cadence so domestic fans are not gated behind a paywall shift. For lifestyle audiences, the story is less about one host’s celebrity access and more about a digital-native brunch format earning a global weekly appointment.

For readers tracking creator-to-streaming crossovers on Lifestyle, verified as of Oct. 1 reports: Netflix premiere is Oct. 4 at 12 p.m.; 12 episodes launch with weekly Sunday drops; YouTube continues in parallel; global Netflix footprint is about 90 countries; Rao leads the opening Netflix episode.