Sony LIV to Premiere Indian Adaptation of 'Million Dollar Listing' on October 25

First up in this India version is New Delhi.  "Million Dollar Listing: India" will star six adorable realtors - Ankush Sayal, Hem Batra, Navdeep Khanuja, Karuna Gidwani, Deepti Mallik and Prajesh Bhatia - as they navigate the vibrant playing field of the real estate market and clinch million-dollar deals along the way.

Million Dollar Listing, an Indian adaptation of the two-time Emmy Award nominated series, will premier on October 25 on the Sony LIV platform, the streamer announced on Friday. It will reportedly delve into some of India's most desirable homes and gives audiences an inside look at how these dream properties are being created and acquired, said Sony LIV in a statement. Banijay Asia is said to be producing this new show.
First up in this India version is New Delhi.  "Million Dollar Listing: India" will star six adorable realtors - Ankush Sayal, Hem Batra, Navdeep Khanuja, Karuna Gidwani, Deepti Mallik and Prajesh Bhatia - as they navigate the vibrant playing field of the real estate market and clinch million-dollar deals along the way.
From EndemolShine India, "Million Dollar Listing: India" is the second international adaptation of the format and part of hits such as Los Angeles, New York, Miami, San Francisco, and Dubai.
In each of its editions, the series tracks the lives of cities' best and most aggressive real estate agents as they work through the high-stakes world of multi-million-dollar sales in exclusive neighborhoods. 
Each episode keeps up with the savvy realtors as they juggle multiple demands and keep their professional lives afloat trying to secure the next big deal, the release said. 
"Million Dollar Listing" is sold worldwide by NBCUniversal Formats, a division of Universal International Studios, of the Universal Studio Group.

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