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Raveena Tandon onboards Indian adaptation of ABC series ‘Revenge’

Karmma Calling will stream from January 26, 2024, on Disney+ Hotstar.

Raveena Tandon onboards Indian adaptation of ABC series ‘Revenge’

Actress Raveena Tandonwill be seen in an interesting avatar in a new web series titled Karmma Calling.

As per a statement, Karmma Calling is the Indian adaptation of the ABC series Revenge.


In the series, Raveena plays the role of Indrani Kothari, the reigning queen of society in Alibaug, a rich world of glitz, glamor, deceit, and betrayal. Ruchi Narain has directed it.

Excited about the project, Raveena said, "Indrani Kothari believes the world is her stage and I haven't essayed such a character in a very 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. Collaborating with R.A.T Films and Ruchi Narain has been exceptional."

Ruchi Narain also expressed her excitement about the series.

"Karmma Calling 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 the 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 shared.

Karmma Calling will stream from January 26, 2024, on Disney+ Hotstar.

This project will mark Raveena's second series on a streaming platform. She made her digital debut in 2021 with Aranyak.

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