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A mystery serial murderer is on the loose in a small Rajasthani village. To find him and capture him, the cops are on the case. His victims are found scattered all over the place when the state is scaled. Dahad investigates his whereabouts and reasons for being found.
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A mystery serial murderer is on the loose in a small Rajasthani village. To find him and capture him, the cops are on the case. His victims are found scattered all over the place when the state is scaled. Dahad investigates his whereabouts and reasons for being found.
The writing-directing team of Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti wants their audience to play a certain game. These ladies have collectively defined the cinema of metaphors and reflection with each project they have worked on both individually and together. The dedication with which Gully Boy was made to explore the Rap culture in Bombay and the rest of the world through music and hidden layers, or the cop in Kagti's Talaash who wanders around with a mystery woman only to realise he was solving a murder case of the said woman (it's been over a decade, it's no longer a supplier). The opening titles of Dahaad feature a haunting montage of a ghostly Rajasthan. The majority of the pictures are brief.A man's hand starts to pull back as a woman's hand is extended. After that, no more men are visible, but the ladies, who were before seen laughing, jogging, and sitting around a barren bush, aren't quite there either. They are hiding their faces, and the picture keeps losing them. A noose at night, dolls dangling from trees, graffiti written in love on walls, and rotting havelis may all be seen in passing. In a nutshell, the programme is about the spirits of vanished women who roam the desiccated sands and shadowy lanes of mediaeval Rajasthan.
Best Actor Female | 2023 | Sonakshi Sinha
Star of the Year Male OTT | 2024 | Vijay Varma
Bankable Star of the Year | 2023 | Vijay Varma
Best Performer of the Year Male | 2024 | Vijay Varma
Best Actress in a Series | 2023 | Sonakshi Sinha
Best Actor in a Series | 2023 | Vijay Varma
Best Actress in a Series | 2023 | Sonakshi Sinha
Best Actress Drama | 2023 | Sonakshi Sinha
Most Popular Actress in a Web Series (Drama) | 2024 | Sonakshi Sinha
Best Actor Drama | 2023 | Vijay Varma
Best Actor in a Series | 2023 | Vijay Varma
Most Popular Supporting Actor in a Web Series | 2024 | Gulshan Devaiah
Best Supporting Actor Drama | 2023 | Gulshan Devaiah
Best Director Series | 2023 | Ruchika Oberoi
Best Director | 2023 | Ruchika Oberoi
Best Actress | 2024 | Sonakshi Sinha
Best Actor | 2024 | Vijay Varma
Best Supporting Actor | 2024 | Gulshan Devaiah
Best Director | 2024 | Ruchika Oberoi
Best Actress Drama (OTT) | 2023 | Sonakshi Sinha
Breakthrough Performance Of The Year | 2024 | Vijay Varma
Many of the scenes in the series were influenced by the real-life case of Cyanide Mohan (is a serial killer who preyed on women looking for marriage)
