Karm Yuddh's Official Trailer Is Out, Ashutosh Rana To Play Dark Role

The show Karm Yuddh recently released its trailer. A large ensemble cast, including Satish Kaushik, Rajesh Khattar, Ashutosh Rana, Paoli Dam, Ankit Bisht, Pranay Pachauri, Soundarya Sharma, and Chandan Sanyal, is featured in the Disney Plus Hotstar series.

The series is centered around three ambitious entities (The Late Yash Roy’s Elder Son Bhisham Roy, younger Daughter in Law – Indrani Roy and his illegitimate son Guru Shahtri ), who within the family began their journey to grasp the dynasty’s reins.

Karm Yuddh Trailer

Adhikari Brothers (Ravi Adhikari and Kailash Adhikari) has produce the drama series Karm Yuddh, focusing on power and position.  Roy family is at the centre of whole plot.

This family drama, which is set in the city of Kolkata, is similar to Game of Thrones and centres on the ruthless lifestyles of the Roy family, who have long dominated the city's economic horizon.  It effectively conveys their desire to exert control over their thriving business. However, there are familial divisions, and soon there is an internal conflict with Indrani Roy from Paoli Dam at its centre.

The show naturally contains all the standard elements found in modern political-crime dramas, like blood, seduction, shootings, a lot of wealthy people, conspiracies, and backstabbing. You can watch the trailer of the show ">here.

"Initially, to the viewer, it may feel like I am back to playing a dark role, but the character of Guru Shahstri has too many grey shades," actor Ashutosh Rana, who has built a place for himself in Bollywood for portraying particularly dark and evil parts, said in a statement. In Karm Yuddh, he stands out as a player because he is clever, persuasive, and most importantly, he enjoys a certain level of mystery, he added.

Karm Yuddh Release Date

Karm Yuddh will be available for viewers on Disney Hotstar on September 30. All of its episodes will be available to watch from this date onwards.

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