The Indian Cuckooshrike occurs on the Indian peninsula and Sri Lanka. The male described from India has gray upperparts, a dark face mask, and fine gray bars on its white belly.
The male described from India has gray upperparts and a dark face mask, with fine gray bars across the white belly.
It searches the canopy of large trees for insects and larvae, moving from branch to branch. It also eats berries and fruits and is usually seen alone, in pairs, or in loose groups.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.