Language: Hindi and Punjabi
Chief: Randeep Jha
Project: Suvinder Vicky , Barun Sobti , Manish Chaudhari , Harleen Sethi , Varun Badola
Sudip Sharma’s homicide secret is a genuine portrayal of Punjab and grasping the feelings and feelings of individuals. Kohrra has once more shown that you needn’t bother with a major star cast to make it fruitful. It’s an extraordinary mix of feeling, weakness and tension. Made by Sudip Sharma and Randeep Jha, the show is around two Punjabi cops who research the demise of a youthful NRI in a town in Punjab. During the time spent tackling the homicide secret, the police are facing their own conflicts.
The show must be great and near reality since it is co-made by Sudip Sharma (Paatal Lok, NH10) and coordinated by Randeep Jha (Halahal) showing all layers of the general public alongside the similarly layered characters. The story begins with two Punjabi cops exploring the homicide of a NRI. Step by step the story gets and goes into the individual existence of the police and how it has been screwed up by conditions.
Kohrra manages everything Punjabi, discussing its rich NRI populace, movement, drugs, sex, conflict of classes, streaming medication utilization and that’s only the tip of the iceberg. The most entertaining part is the means by which a town in Punjab is portrayed with its NRI populace and everything unfamiliar including the names of the characters. At the point when Satwinder becomes Steve Dhillon and his dead child is named Paul.
The story goes along these lines, the casualty is Paul (Vishal Handa), who has shown up with his cherished companion Liam (Ivanty Novak) in a town of Punjab to marry Veera (Anand Priya). It’s an organized match and Veera consents to it contemplating her own future and luxurious life in the UK. Veera’s sweetheart Saakar (Saurav Khurana) is miserable and can’t move past the circumstance that her first love will get hitched to a rich NRI and relocating to another country. The story opens with Paul’s dead body being tracked down in the fields.
We find a solution to the passing of Paul who came for an organized union with India as the six holding episodes of Kohrra unfurls. The story is remarkable and extremely near the real world and above all it simply doesn’t manage the homicide secret, however addresses the opposite side stories including the existences of the relative multitude of characters. I surmise that is the magnificence of Kohrra and the composing abilities of Sudip Sharma.
