House
Of
The
Dragon
2
Episode
3
India
Release
Date:
The
American
fantasy
series

House
of
the
Dragon,
created
by
George
R.
R.
Martin
and
Ryan
Condal,
premiered
successfully
in
2022.
Fans
eagerly
awaited
the
second
season,
and
their
patience
was
rewarded
when

House
of
the
Dragon
Season
2
premiered
on
June
17,
generating
immense
buzz
and
high
expectations.

The
first
season
ended
with
a
dramatic
cliffhanger
focused
on
Aegon
Targaryen’s
claim
to
the
Iron
Throne.
The
new
season
is
exploring
Aegon’s
growth
and
development
as
a
leader,
tracing
his
journey
towards
becoming
a
seasoned
ruler.

As
a
prequel
to
the
iconic

Game
of
Thrones,
anticipation
for
Season
2
of
House
of
the
Dragon
has
reached
a
peak.
As
the
new
season
opened
to
a
largely
positive
response,
fans
are
eager
to
learn
when
and
where
to
watch
the
third
episode.
Here’s
everything
you
need
to
know
about
the
show’s
Episode
3
and
related
details.

HOUSE
OF
THE
DRAGON
2
EPISODE
3
RELEASE
DATE,
PLATFORM:
WHEN
&
WHERE
TO
WATCH
ONLINE
IN
INDIA?

House
of
the
Dragon
Season
2,
Episode
1
premiered
on
June
17
in
India
and
June
16
in
the
US.
The
much-anticipated
third
episode
will
be
available
in
India
starting
Monday,
July
1.

Miss
Night
And
Day
Episode
5
Release
Date,
Time,
Platform:
When
&
Where
To
Watch
In
India?
What
To
Expect?

Rana
Naidu
2
Release
Date,
Platform:
When
Will
Rana
Daggubati
Show
New
Season
Stream
On
Netflix?
UPDATE

Indian
viewers
can
watch
the

House
Of
The
Dragon
2
Episode
3
exclusively
on
Jio
Cinema
Premium
at
6:30
am,
provided
they
have
the
appropriate
subscription
plan.
As
reported
earlier,
one
new
episode
will
be
released
every
Monday.
The
episodes
will
be
accessible
in
a
variety
of
languages,
such
as
English,
Hindi,
Tamil,
Telugu,
Kannada,
Bengali,
and
Marathi,
ensuring
they
reach
a
broad
and
diverse
audience
throughout
the
country.

WHAT
TO
EXPECT
FROM
HOUSE
OF
THE
DRAGON
2
EPISODE
3?

The
Episode
3
trailer
highlights
Princess
Rhaenys
(Eve
Best),
known
as
The
Queen
Who
Never
Was,
who
offers
wise
counsel
to
Rhaenyra.
She
warns
that
the
initial
reasons
for
the
war
will
soon
be
overshadowed
by
the
ensuing
chaos
and
brutality.

This
advice
starkly
contrasts
with
Prince
Aemond
(Ewan
Mitchell),
who
urges
his
brother,
King
Aegon,
to
confront
their
enemies
directly.
Despite
their
mother’s
clear
disapproval,
Aegon
enthusiastically
embraces
this
aggressive
strategy.

According
to
a
report
by
Collider,
Rhaenyra
remains
adamant
that
the
Greens
must
bend
the
knee.
Meanwhile,
the
whereabouts
of
Prince
Daemon
(Matt
Smith),
known
as
the
Rogue
Prince,
remains
unknown.
In
his
absence,
the
Blacks’
war
council
is
considering
the
strategic
use
of
dragons
in
the
conflict.

While
Rhaenyra
inclines
towards
caution,
influenced
by
Rhaenys’
counsel,
she
finds
herself
increasingly
pressured
to
unleash
their
formidable
dragon
forces.