Gulshan Devaiah to star in Duranga series

Actor Gulshan Devaiah is all set to star in the upcoming romantic thriller OTT series Duranga along with Drashti Dhami. The series is an official adaptation of the Korean show Flower of Evil and it is directed by Pradeep Sarkar and Aijaz Khan.

The series chronicles the love story of Sammit (played by Gulshan Devaiah) and Ira (played by Drashti Dhami), which unfolds in three different timelines. Hiding a twisted past, Sammit maintains the facade of a perfect husband to his Inspector wife - Ira. With twists and turns, Ira begins investigating multiple gory copycat murders by the suspected accomplice of a psychopathic serial killer Bala, twenty years after his suicide.

Produced by Goldie Behl and Shradha Singh, Duranga will soon premiere on OTT platform ZEE5. In a statement, Goldie, producer at Rose Audio Visuals, said, "At Rose Audio Visuals, we have always been committed to producing quality, out-of-the-box content which is also entertaining. Duranga is a step forward in that direction."

"It is a special subject because it explores the concept of marriage but through a unique twisted lens, something you have never seen before. The unusual pairing of Drashti Dhami and Gulshan Devaiah has worked very well for us. Their characters in the show come from very varied, distinct backgrounds and they both have divulged completely into it."

The 9-episode series also stars Rajesh Khattar, Divya Sheth, Zakir Hussain, Barkha Bisht, Abhijit Khandkekar and Hera Mishra in prominent roles.

As the case unfolds, it leads Drashti's character to shocking revelations about her husband. The story will show how the protagonists wade through constant problems, despite which they stand tall.

"Duranga primarily deals with the subject of how well you know your partner and then explores the story further. We may believe that we know our partner really well, but do we really? That's what Duranga will explore and answer. Very excited to present the show and we hope the audience totally resonates with it the way we did," Goldie added.