Streaming service Netflix yesterday announced that its latest original series ‘Saare Jahan Se Accha’, a fictional espionage thriller headlined by actor Pratik Gandhi, will premiere on the platform on August 13.
Set against the politically charged backdrop of the 1970s, the show follows a covert intelligence operation to avert a looming nuclear threat, PTI and IANS reported from Mumbai yesterday.
Created by Gaurav Shukla and produced by Bombay Fables, ‘Saare Jahan Se Accha’ stars Gandhi as meticulous and resilient intelligence officer Vishnu Shankar caught between duty, danger, and moral dilemmas.
The series also stars Tillotama Shome, Rajat Kapoor, Anup Soni and Sunny Hinduja.
Pratik added: “Playing intelligence officer Vishnu Shankar, someone who walks the tightrope between duty and morality, was one of the most challenging roles I’ve taken on. Can’t wait for the audience to step into this world of espionage with us.”
As per a statement, ‘Saare Jahan Se Accha’ delves into the high-stakes world of intelligence where the slightest delay in relaying critical information could alter the nation’s fate. Entrusted with a perilous mission to sabotage a looming nuclear threat, Vishnu must navigate a treacherous landscape to ensure India remains one step ahead of its adversaries.
Talking about Pratik, he will also be seen in the upcoming film ‘Baaghi Bechare’, directed by Sumit Purohit. It also stars Abhishek Banerjee and Faisal Malik.
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