: One of the biggest draws for the show was the palpable chemistry between its lead pair, Ansh (Harsh Rajput) and Piya (Niyati Fatnani). Their relationship was a core plot point, and its culmination was marked by sequences that were heavily promoted for their intense romance. A prime example is the episode where the married couple finally consummates their relationship. This scene was described as a "steaming romance" where the two got cozy, and the lead actress herself shared a teaser, calling love "magical" and creating significant buzz with the hashtag #piansh (a portmanteau of their character names). Another article notes that their intimate scene showed them "dripped in colours and getting cozy," indicating a visually stylized and passionate moment.

You can stream both seasons of the original series on Disney+ Hotstar or JioHotstar .

: The show's second season was ultimately cut short due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and its high production demands. The show's popularity also led to a Bengali remake titled Nojor and dubbing in Telugu and Tamil.

Nazar remains a standout example of how Indian television, and subsequently web audiences, have embraced a blend of traditional folklore with modern, bolder storytelling. Its reputation as a "hot" series is driven by its focus on intense emotions and captivating, dramatic performances.

Unlike typical horror shows where the protagonist hunts the monster, Nazar flipped the script. The story centers around , a 200-year-old Dayan (witch) who is not entirely evil but struggles with her dark instincts to protect her family.

: Focuses on Mohana’s attempt to reclaim her powers and her complicated relationship with her "Daavansh" son, Ansh , a human-demon hybrid. The family’s only hope lies with Piya , a "Daivik" (divine conduit) whose pure soul is the only weapon capable of stopping Mohana’s dark magic.

: The central romance between the leads, Ansh and Piya, featured intense, emotionally charged scenes, passionate rain sequences, and dramatic confrontations that resonated deeply with younger audiences.