TVF Celebrates 14 Years With Special Post: “14 years. Countless Stories. Infinite Gratitude”

Marking 14 years of storytelling, The Viral Fever celebrated the milestone with a nostalgic social media tribute. The digital studio shared a video collage of its biggest shows and characters. The post thanked viewers, creative teams and cast members who shaped the journey. The message underlined how audience support turned TVF’s web series into enduring favourites across India’s streaming landscape.

The anniversary reel highlighted quick scenes from many well-known TVF titles, stirring memories for long-time followers. With the clip, the caption read, “14 years. Countless stories. Infinite gratitude. ❤️ From a small dream to a universe of characters that feel like family, today we celebrate 14 years of TVF. To our audience, thank you for watching, sharing, quoting, crying, laughing and growing with us. You turned our stories into emotions and our shows into memories.” The note captured both pride and nostalgia.

TVF 14 years celebration and iconic TVF shows

During these 14 years, The Viral Fever has built a catalogue that reshaped Hindi web storytelling. The slate includes Pitchers, Panchayat, Gullak, Kota Factory, Permanent Roommates and Aspirants, among several others. Each series offers distinct themes, from small-town politics to student struggles. Many have returned with fresh seasons, keeping characters alive in public memory and often topping streaming charts.

Across its journey, TVF has grown from a small creative experiment into a busy production house. The group is now known for relatable middle-class settings and grounded humour. Their writers often focus on everyday challenges rather than larger-than-life plots. This approach helped the shows connect with students, working professionals and families across metros and smaller cities.

TVF 14 years journey, awards and recognition

The awards circuit has also recognised TVF’s work during this period. At the International Indian Film Academy Awards Digital Awards 2025, Kota Factory won Best Story – Original (Series). Panchayat received the Best Series honour at the same event. These wins underlined how TVF’s content performs well with both audiences and juries.

TVF further dominated the web categories at those awards, taking several major trophies. The studio’s projects collected prizes including Best Director, Best Leading Role (Male) and Best Story. Later, Panchayat Season 3 secured Best Web Series (Critics’ Choice) at the Dadasaheb Phalke International Film Festival Awards. TVF also appeared on the cover of Brand Equity, signalling its industry influence.

Recognition extended to the Filmfare OTT Awards, where TVF and Amazon Prime Video made a clean sweep. All six nominations for Best Supporting Actor (Male) – Comedy went to performances from their joint shows. This rare outcome reflected the strong ensemble casting across TVF’s comedy-led titles. It also highlighted how supporting characters have become crucial to the platform’s storytelling style.

Looking ahead, The Viral Fever is venturing into a new creative zone with VVAN: Force of the Forest. The upcoming project teams Balaji Motion Pictures, led by Ekta Kapoor, with TVF founder Arunabh Kumar’s banner. The collaboration signals an expansion beyond familiar urban and small-town worlds. By entering this fresh space, TVF maintains its focus on experimenting within long-form digital narratives.

As TVF marks 14 years, the studio stands at a point where past success meets new ambition. The anniversary post recalled how viewers turned early sketches into beloved franchises. Recent awards and the VVAN partnership suggest the company will keep exploring different genres. For audiences, the journey that began with modest web clips now continues through varied, long-form series.