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Aryan Khan Didn't Write The Ba***ds Of Bollywood Alone, Meet His Co-Writer Bilal Siddiqi
Bilal Siddiqi's next work is Awarapan 2, starring Emraan Hashmi
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Shah Rukh Teases New OTT Venture SRK+
SRK+ has been teased by Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan on social media. It’s expected be a new OTT streaming service and presumably a repository of all of Khan’s work. Confirmed details about the upcoming OTT venture are scare at the moment.
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Here's Where You've Seen Paatal Lok's Inspector Hathiram Before
Jaideep Ahlawat made his Bollywood debut with the 2010 action-thriller Aakrosh directed by Priyadarshan
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Netflix Says Mobile Plan Did Better Than Expected in India, Might Bring It to Other Markets
Netflix’s Rs. 199 mobile-only plan in India has performed better than expected since its launch in July, it said in its quarterly earnings report. Netflix will be able to invest more in Indian original content such as Sacred Games and Bard of Blood, it added.
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This Is When Shah Rukh Khan Will Announce His Next Film
Shah Rukh Khan recently produced Netflix's web-series Bard Of Blood, starring Emraan Hashmi
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Bard of Blood: Netflix Tests Limited Free Access in India for Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Original
Not sure if Bard of Blood is worth a Netflix subscription? Well, fret not. Netflix is offering limited free access to the first episode of its latest original series from India — produced by Shah Rukh Khan — without even having to sign up for the streaming service.
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How Shah Rukh Khan Helped Shape Netflix’s Bard of Blood
Bard of Blood is the first product of Netflix’s partnership with Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies. According to the cast and crew of the Netflix series, Khan contributed with valuable feedback without ever imposing himself. And he’s also responsible for a character called Jannat Marri, played by Kirti Kulhari.
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Bard of Blood Is Now Streaming on Netflix in India
The first Shah Rukh Khan-produced Netflix original is here. Bard of Blood — based on the book of the same name from first-time author Bilal Siddiqi, who is also a creator on the series — is now streaming on Netflix in India.
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Bard of Blood Review: Netflix’s New Indian Original Is Bad, and Shah Rukh Khan Should Feel Bad
In our Bard of Blood review, we look at how a callous and careless approach to its setting and people — Balochistan and Muslims — along with writing that defies logic and a show built out of patchwork, leads to an irresponsible and listless Netflix series.
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Why Bard of Blood Creators Don’t Think the Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Show Is Political
Due to the very nature of what it’s dealing with, Bard of Blood is an inherently political show. It’s set in Balochistan, involves Indian agents going up against terrorists supported by the Pakistani intelligence services, and plays into stereotypes. But its creators don’t think it’s political at all.
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Aryan Khan Didn't Write The Ba***ds Of Bollywood Alone, Meet His Co-Writer Bilal Siddiqi
Bilal Siddiqi's next work is Awarapan 2, starring Emraan Hashmi
-
Shah Rukh Teases New OTT Venture SRK+
SRK+ has been teased by Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan on social media. It’s expected be a new OTT streaming service and presumably a repository of all of Khan’s work. Confirmed details about the upcoming OTT venture are scare at the moment.
-
Here's Where You've Seen Paatal Lok's Inspector Hathiram Before
Jaideep Ahlawat made his Bollywood debut with the 2010 action-thriller Aakrosh directed by Priyadarshan
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Netflix Says Mobile Plan Did Better Than Expected in India, Might Bring It to Other Markets
Netflix’s Rs. 199 mobile-only plan in India has performed better than expected since its launch in July, it said in its quarterly earnings report. Netflix will be able to invest more in Indian original content such as Sacred Games and Bard of Blood, it added.
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This Is When Shah Rukh Khan Will Announce His Next Film
Shah Rukh Khan recently produced Netflix's web-series Bard Of Blood, starring Emraan Hashmi
-
Bard of Blood: Netflix Tests Limited Free Access in India for Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Original
Not sure if Bard of Blood is worth a Netflix subscription? Well, fret not. Netflix is offering limited free access to the first episode of its latest original series from India — produced by Shah Rukh Khan — without even having to sign up for the streaming service.
-
How Shah Rukh Khan Helped Shape Netflix’s Bard of Blood
Bard of Blood is the first product of Netflix’s partnership with Shah Rukh Khan’s Red Chillies. According to the cast and crew of the Netflix series, Khan contributed with valuable feedback without ever imposing himself. And he’s also responsible for a character called Jannat Marri, played by Kirti Kulhari.
-
Bard of Blood Is Now Streaming on Netflix in India
The first Shah Rukh Khan-produced Netflix original is here. Bard of Blood — based on the book of the same name from first-time author Bilal Siddiqi, who is also a creator on the series — is now streaming on Netflix in India.
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Bard of Blood Review: Netflix’s New Indian Original Is Bad, and Shah Rukh Khan Should Feel Bad
In our Bard of Blood review, we look at how a callous and careless approach to its setting and people — Balochistan and Muslims — along with writing that defies logic and a show built out of patchwork, leads to an irresponsible and listless Netflix series.
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Why Bard of Blood Creators Don’t Think the Shah Rukh Khan-Produced Show Is Political
Due to the very nature of what it’s dealing with, Bard of Blood is an inherently political show. It’s set in Balochistan, involves Indian agents going up against terrorists supported by the Pakistani intelligence services, and plays into stereotypes. But its creators don’t think it’s political at all.
