Tag: Amazon Prime Original

  • 5 Reasons why Amazon Prime Original Series Four More Shots Please! trailer is unmissable!

    5 Reasons why Amazon Prime Original Series Four More Shots Please! trailer is unmissable!

    MUMBAI: As 2019 draws in, Amazon Prime Video gears up for the release of another Prime Original series Four More Shots Please! Questioning stereotypical gender norms, the narrative follows the life-journey of four modern Indian women caught in urban and cultural transition. . Today, the makers have dropped the official trailer of the show and it surely has left the audience thrilled!

    Have you watched it yet? If not then we have a list of reasons why the trailer is worth catching up on!

    1. Friendship, love, intimacy, diverse sexual orientations, sexual fantasy, fun, freedom, impulse, etc. the trailer takes us through every possible metropolitan-associated life-moment, we could think of.

    2. Did anyone just say Milind Soman? Yes, the actor returns to the silver screen and looks quite delish in the trailer. He will be seen sharing screen space with four gorgeous ladies – Sayani Gupti, Kriti Kulhari, Bani J and Maanvi Garoo.

    3. Love your girl gang? This is a series dedicated to celebrating female friendship!  If the trailer is any indication, the series will be loaded with relatable moments and laugh out loud candidness.

    4. A tall dark handsome guy juggling bottles at a bar-counter looks attractive, doesn’t he? Actor Prateik Babbar marks his digital debut with a promising on-screen avatar and looks charming as ever.

    5. The evergreen Simone Singh returns to the screen with another magnetic character and is surely setting some serious beauty goals in the trailer.

    Catch all the unaltered drama and sass with Amazon Prime Original Series Four More Shots, Please! launching exclusively on Amazon Prime Video this January.

  • VICE India Releases New Original Crime Series, ‘क Se Crime’ – The VICE Guide to Crime in India

    VICE India Releases New Original Crime Series, ‘क Se Crime’ – The VICE Guide to Crime in India

    Mumbai: Today, VICE India released the first episode, ’न Se Nakal Mafia’ of its non-fictional six-part crime series, 'क Se Crime – The VICE Guide to Crime in India’. The episode is currently airing on the VICE India Facebook Page. . The series is inspired by the now trending Amazon Prime Original crime thriller Series, ‘Mirzapur’.

    ‘Nakal Mafia’ takes a closer look at an act that seems to be quintessentially Indian, the cheating racket. Getting into a prestigious educational institution or government job is a matter of prestige for most in India; and a way to move up in life for many. This is the primary reason for criminal gangs that specialize in the ways to get ahead in papers to having examination centres infiltrated by examiners and teachers on exams thrive in UP and Bihar, that will do everything from leaking question their payroll, to even sending an impersonator to take an exam for someone else.

    The remaining episodes will release over the course of two weeks looking at different aspects of crime in Uttar Pradesh. These episodes include  ‘ग Se Gang’, a look at how organized criminal gangs function, and rise to positions of power and influence. The other episodes in the series include ‘श Se Shooter’, ‘औ Se Auzaar’, ‘फ Se Faraari’ and ‘स se Smuggling.’

    Subsequently, VICE India will be distributing this original episodic series beyond its owned-and-operated platforms in India; providing it global reach through its international presence.

    Speaking about the show, Samira Kanwar, Head of Content at VICE India said, “We are very excited to showcase this particular piece of original work to our audiences.  The VICE Guide To Crime In India, is a reflection of what we intend to do as VICE India – capture the pulse of India in a way that is culturally relevant and goes beyond languages or regions we come from.”

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    Please watch the episode here: se Crime: N se Nakal Mafia – Inspired by Amazon Prime Original's Mirzapur

  • Amazon acquires Lord of the Rings rights for TV

    Amazon acquires Lord of the Rings rights for TV

    MUMBAI: Amazon acquired the global television rights to The Lord of the Rings (LOTR), based on the celebrated fantasy novels by JRR Tolkien, with a multi-season commitment. Set in middle earth, the adaptation will explore new storylines preceding Tolkien’s first novel of the series The Fellowship of the Ring. The deal includes a potential additional spin-off series.

    Amazon Studios will produce the upcoming Amazon Prime original in cooperation with the Tolkien Estate and Trust, HarperCollins and New Line Cinema, a division of Warner Bros Entertainment.

    Amazon Studios head of scripted series Sharon Tal Yguado said, “LOTR is a cultural phenomenon that has captured the imagination of generations of fans through literature and the big screen. We are honored to be working on this exciting collaboration for television and are thrilled to be taking LOTR fans on a new epic journey in middle earth.”

    Tolkien Estate and Trust and HarperCollins representative Matt Galsor said, “Sharon and the team at Amazon Studios have exceptional ideas to bring to the screen previously unexplored stories based on JRR Tolkien’s original writings. We are delighted that Amazon, with its longstanding commitment to literature, is the home of the first-ever multi-season television series for LOTR.”
    A world-renowned literary work, and winner of the International Fantasy Award and Prometheus Hall of Fame Award, LOTR novels was named Amazon customers’ favorite book of the millennium in 1999 and Britain’s best-loved novel of all time in BBC’s The Big Read in 2003. Its theatrical adaptations, from New Line Cinema and Director Peter Jackson, earned a combined gross of nearly $6 billion worldwide. With an all-star cast that included Elijah Wood, Viggo Mortensen, Ian McKellen, Liv Tyler, Sean Astin and Orlando Bloom, the LOTR trilogy garnered a combined 17 Academy Awards, including Best Picture.

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