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What Is the Ranga-Billa Case? The Chilling Murders that Inspired Ali Fazal and Sonali Bendre's Raakh, Watch Trailer
The Prime Video series centers on kidnappings and murders as police confront ethical dilemmas in a 1970s Delhi crime drama.
- The trailer for Raakh unveiled a chilling mystery set in 1970s Delhi, featuring Ali Fazal and Sonali Bendre as parents reporting their children's kidnapping to police.
- Director Prosit Roy and writers Anusha Nandakumar and Sandeep Saket created the series, incorporating the 1971 song Humko Mann Ki Shakti Dena from Guddi to heighten emotional intensity.
- Ali Fazal plays the introverted investigator Jayprakash, who works alongside senior officer Dibyendu Bhattacharya, with Aamir Bashir and Rakesh Bedi in pivotal roles.
- Amazon Prime Video will premiere the series exclusively on June 12, offering a character-driven narrative exploring the minds of suspects and investigators within a shifting social environment.
- Beyond a standard investigative thriller, the show functions as a character study of a flawed, conflicted cop; Ali Fazal noted the complex script drew him to the project.
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'Raakh' trailer out: Ali Fazal leads dark 1970s Delhi investigation as 'evergreen beauty' Sonali Bendre makes powerful screen return
News News: The makers of 'Raakh' have unveiled the trailer for their upcoming investigative crime drama featuring Ali Fazal, Sonali Bendre and Aamir Bashir in pr.
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Ali Fazal and Sonali Bendre Lead a Gripping Mystery in Raakh Trailer
Prime Video India has unveiled the intense trailer of its upcoming crime thriller series "Raakh," promising a dark and gripping investigation that will keep audiences guessing until the very end. Accompanying the trailer launch, the streaming platform teased viewers with the intriguing caption, "All truths will be revealed in due time," setting the stage for a mystery filled with secrets, suspense, and shocking revelations. The nearly two-and-a-…
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