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‘Quix’ will start streaming from May 7
The titles range across genres such as crime, thriller, comedy and romance, and will start streaming from May 7
Disney+ Hotstar is launching a series of short-format titles called ‘Quix’ that will provide easy viewing entertainment, ranging across genres such as crime, thriller, comedy, romance and more.
Bringing together some of today’s most popular names in digital entertainment, these shows will feature versatile actors including Mandira Bedi, Shreyas Talpade, Vidya Malavade, Poonam Dhillon, Barkha Singh, Tanuj Virwani and Sandeepa Dhar, amongst others.
Starting May 7, new episodes of these titles will be released every day on Disney+ Hotstar.
Disney+ Hotstar unveiled the names and posters of 11 new web series. These shows star Tanuj Virwani, Mandira Bedi, Vikram Singh Chauhan, Vidya Malvade, Sandeepa Dhar, Barkha Singh and Shreyas Talpade, among others.
Women’s Day 2021 Exclusive! Ahsaas Channa & Kriti Vij Talk About Gender Equality In Life And Work
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Published: Monday, March 8, 2021, 14:53 [IST]
International Women s Day 2021 is here, and ladies are celebrating their special day by admiring each other s work and achievements. Talking about Indian society, women in India are still facing the major issues of gender inequality on daily basis. Right from house to work-life, women face several issues which are usually become the topics of debates on social media as well as the news channel.
But now, things are getting better and ladies are now competing with gentlemen with utmost hard work and dignity. Recently, on the occasion of Women s Day 2021, TV actresses and Influencers Ahsaas Channa and Kriti Vij shared their thought with
MUMBAIâIt was the âWebâ (as in Web Original Series) that enmeshed us in entertainment in 2020âespecially after the lockdown and pandemic began from late March.
Whether shot wholly before the crisis and only post-produced later, or bravely readied in part or whole later, these shows were our stout companions â even as we grew stouter â that did not make us miss the movies and theaters as much as we otherwise would have.
More, we could see all of them at our time and place (convenience) and on our device of choice (phones, laptops, PC, TV, iPads) and they were needed as mood- elevators and stress-busters in those critical times. Binge-watch them or otherwise, these shows were produced on a lavish level, though the recovery on investment modalities are as yet unknown.