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Raj & DK set comedy-crime-thriller series Guns & Gulaabs at Netflix

Guns & Gulaabs marks their first directorial venture with the streamer

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Raj & DK will direct an upcoming series titled Guns & Gulaabs, a comedy-crime-thriller coming on Netflix. The title marks their first directorial venture with the streamer. They had earlier produced Cinema Bandi for the platform.

Guns & Gulaabs is being produced under D2R Films. Inspired by the misfits of the world, the series tells a story of love and innocence, set in a world of crime. It will blend 'the romance of the 90s' with a crime-thriller and splashes of humour.

Speaking about the series and their collaboration with Netflix, Raj & DK said, “Netflix has always been a pioneering service offering constantly cutting-edge content. And we are super thrilled to associate with them on our latest venture! Last year, we had a great outing on Netflix with our indie gem, Cinema Bandi. And now we look forward to a larger collaboration on our first Netflix series, Guns & Gulaabs. We are especially thrilled to roll out this wicked genre mash with some of the finest cast and crew from our country.”

Sharing details on the announcement, Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India, said, “We are delighted to partner with the finest creators Raj Nidimoru & Krishna D.K. for a series, as distinct as their creative voice, Guns and Gulaabs. Bringing their unique storytelling style to Netflix, Raj & DK blend romance, crime and the inimitable humour that’s signature to the duo, into Guns & Gulaabs which will captivate audiences in India and across the world.”

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