Netflix To Premier Cop Investigation Thriller Series ‘Kohrra’

Netflix has launched the trailer of their latest series “Kohrra,” which will be released on 15th July. The web series will be for the fans who enjoy gripping police investigations.

With its emphasis on the feelings that arise within families, “Kohrra” promises to provide an engrossing and intense viewing experience.

Sudip Sharma, the film’s director, promises viewers that “Kohrra” will dig deeply into the complexities of human emotions.

The new crime investigation series “Kohrra,” combines Punjabi and Hindi conversation in an effort to appeal to a wide range of viewers. Viewers only need a streaming service subscription to watch this riveting criminal drama.

“Kohrra” explores the complicated interactions of dysfunctional families as well as the dark sides of love and relationships against the backdrop of a criminal investigation.

The murder of an NRI (Non-Resident Indian) is uncovered in the remote districts of Punjab, just a few days before his wedding. A world of duplicity, secrets, and the complicated stories of broken families surface as the investigation goes on.

“Kohrra” is a Hindi and Punjabi bilingual series with a remarkable cast that includes Suvinder Vicky, Barun Sobti, Varun Badola, Harleen Sethi, Rachel Shelly, and Manish Chaudhary. It was produced by writers Sudip Sharma and director Randeep Jha for Clean Slate Filmz.

The “Kohrra” web series is expected to be yet another masterpiece in the field of murder investigations in the investigative genre, involving an NRI.

The project’s creator, Sudip Sharma said, “When Gunjit Chopra and Diggi Sisodia approached me with the concept of “Kohrra,” I was enthralled by the potential of a new and unique cop investigative story that evaluates the complexities of human emotions.

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Together, we have worked to produce a presentation that will not only keep the audience interested and entertained the entire time, but also stick in their memories long after it has ended.”