The upcoming detective drama series of actor Pratik Gandhi, Suhail Nayyar and Kritika Kamra named “Saare Jahn Se Achch”, which is ready for its premiere on streaming giant Netflix on 13 August.
The series, which also features Tilotama Shom, Rajat Kapoor, Anoop Soni and Sunny Hinduja, are set against the backdrop of the 1970s. It will showcase the entertaining story of espionage, sacrifice and national duty.
Pratik, who acts as a careful and flexible intelligence officer Vishnu Shankar, said that with Surrey Jahn to Ekcha, he has created a world that is immediate, intense, scared and full of cool stress.
The actor said: “While playing the role of intelligence officer Vishnu Shankar, there is someone who follows the criterion between duty and morality, which I have taken was one of the most challenging roles. Can’t wait for the audience to step into this world of espionage with us!”
The mission-based story is created by Gaurav Shukla and produced by Bombay Fails, as a creative producer with Bhavesh Mandalia.
According to a statement, “Saare jahan se accha” can change the fate of the country by slightly delay in removing important information in high-the-the-the-daciting of intelligence. An attractive nuclear threat was assigned with a dangerous mission to vandalize the danger, Vishnu would have to navigate a trusted landscape to ensure that India is one step ahead of its opponents.
The series is made by Gaurav Shukla and is directed by Sumit Purohit. It is written by Bhavesh Mandalia, Gaurav Shukla, Meghna Srivastava, Abhijeet Khuman, Shivam Shankar, Kunal Kushwaha and Israq Shah.
Talking about Pratik, he will also appear directed by Sumit Purohit in the upcoming film Baaghi Bechare. It also stars Abhishek Banerjee and Faisal Malik.
The film written and directed by Sumit Purohit, which has previously written in 1992 – Harshad Mehta Kahani. The project is being supported by the manufacturers of Mirzapur.
The film titled ‘Baghi Kire’ is a satire. According to ‘diversity’, ‘Panchayat’ standout Faisal Malik, who describes the project as part of “this transformative phase of Indian cinema”.
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