New Delhi: Post the astounding success of Ranneeti: Balakot & Beyond and Murder in Mahim, JioCinema Premium is about so as to add one other gripping unique collection, Gaanth, to its various repertoire of unique content material. Gaanth, premiering on eleventh June, stars Manav Vij, Monika Panwar and Saloni Batra in key roles. The collection is premised on an unsolvable and bone-chilling case that blurs the strains between actuality and perspective.
Gaanth takes viewers to the eerie streets of East Delhi, the place an odd case of mass suicide captures each media and police consideration. As the 40-year-old disgraced Police Inspector Gadar Singh (performed by Manav Vij) will get the cost of the gritty case, he’s decided to get to the foundation of the crime and discover the reality. The thriller deepens with the introduction of a psychiatric intern Sakshi Murmu (performed by Monika Panwar), who possesses a novel present for perceiving patterns invisible to the human eye. Singh and Murmu type an unlikely partnership to unravel the thriller of the peculiar crime scene- seven our bodies hanging from seven ropes in a cramped, hazy nook of a home. While the world perceives the scenario in a different way, these two sleuths, of their quest for the reality, uncover a crypt buried prior to now, main them deeper into an internet of crimes spanning many years. Together they uncover layers of the case intertwined with media sensationalism, non secular beliefs, superstitions, and social psychosis. A Tipping Point Series, Gaanth is produced by Ajit Andhare, created by Soham Bhattacharya, and directed by Kanishk Verma.
Manav Vij stated, “I have always been a fan of psychological thrillers. They make you think deeply, transforming you into an investigator as you unravel the mystery in your mind. When I was offered Gaanth, I realized it wasn’t just about playing a cop in a crime thriller; the character had intricate nuances. Gadar Singh is profoundly layered, struggling with inner demons while pursuing the ultimate truth behind the eerie crime. After filming, it took some time for me to detach from the character. Despite the challenges, playing such complex roles is immensely rewarding.”
Monika Panwar shared, “It’s always exciting to be part of stories that are different and also give you a chance to think and experiment. Gaanth is special as I play a caring psychologist in a dark thriller. I feel my character brings much-needed positivity to the show. Life has been slightly unfair to her, and she willingly gets involved in a murder investigation while discovering sides of herself that were long hidden.”
Actor Saloni Batra additionally added, “Being in a uniform automatically instils a sense of responsibility in your mind, especially, for a show like Gaanth which entirely circles around the investigation of a brutal crime. After reading the script, I was extremely excited to get into the skin of the character, since it was completely different from what I had done before. I had to work on the body language, the tone, her relationship with seniors and colleagues around and most importantly, her back story. I had a great time working on these nuances. Manav sir’s presence enhanced and got to life every moment for me because of his sincerely beautiful energy and the camaraderie we shared, which let me be my most vulnerable. He helped me a lot with his insights and experiences.”
