Disney+ Hotstar yesterday unveiled its new series ‘Karmma Calling’, starring actor Raveena Tandon in the lead. The show, which will debut on the streamer’s platform on January 26 next, is based on the popular American series ‘Revenge’, which aired from 2011-2015 and was produced by ABC Signature, a part of Disney Television Studios.
It is adapted and directed by Ruchi Narain of ‘Guilty’ fame. According to a PTI report, the show is set in the world of glitz and glamour, filled with deceit and betrayal and will feature Tandon as Indrani Kothari, the reigning queen of the Alibaug society.
Tandon, who made her series debut with the 2021 show ‘Aranyak’, said she has not played a character like Indrani Kothari in a long time.
“ ‘Karmma Calling is definitely more than what meets the eye and explores different facets of the world of the rich. Collaborating with Disney+ Hotstar was a great experience and playing Indrani helped me explore more for myself as an actor. It is a never-seen-before and never done before role and I am looking forward to audience reactions,” the 51-year-old actor said.
Narain said the show is set against the backdrop of the ultra-rich and affluent Kothari family and all that conspires around them in their world.
“The series has massive grandeur, scale and a glamorous outlook with a story that weaves in revenge, deceit, betrayals and also navigates experiences of the Kothari family. The series is definitely going to be your ‘guilty pleasure’ watch and leave you craving for more. Collaborating with Raveena Tandon and Disney+ Hotstar has been an incredible experience,” she added.
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