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As per the official logline, the series is set in 1980s' New York. The show follows "the desperate search of a father when his nine year old son disappears one morning on the way to school. Vincent (Cumberbatch), one of New York's leading puppeteers and creator of the hugely popular children's television show, 'Good Day Sunshine,' struggles to cope with the loss of his son, Edgar (Howe), becoming increasingly distressed and volatile", reports 'Variety'.

He posted a picture from the sets in which Sidharth can be seen in action mode with a pistol in his hand inside a train while Rohit is seen standing with his crew behind him at the station. He wrote in the caption: "Shooting a train action sequence reminds me of Chennai Express days."

'Haseen Raat' is composed by Aditya Dev, lyrics by Rashmi Virag, sung by Dev Negi and directed by Ruel Dausan Varindani. At the release of this special song, Bhuvan Bam had this to say: "Haseen Raat is a very special song that we have been working on and finally to see it happening I am overwhelmed."

Aditya's character is made to infiltrate Shelly's system by actress Tillotama Shome's character of a RAW agent, Lipika. Lipika aims to dismantle Shelly's unholy alliance between the intelligence community and the secret arms trade along with Shelly's partners in crime BJ (played by Saswata Chatterjee) and Jayu (played by Ravi Behl).

The Hindi remake also stars Anil Kapoor in the lead role. About the web series, Aditya said: "When I saw the original show, what struck me was the journey the character goes through. He is someone who first doesn't want to get involved, but then due to a certain twist of fate, he feels compelled to. The show then goes on to see him go through all the trials and tribulations he faces."

Shedding light on her character, Rashi told IANS: "My character of Megha is that of a modern girl in a patriarchal set-up. We talk about equality and feminism but still, a woman has to struggle a lot in her professional and personal space. She struggles in her personal space with her mother in the series."

Urvashi says: "I am really excited to be a part of this interesting project. I was thrilled when I heard the script, and one does not get the chance every day to play with a complex and multi-layered character. Ketki is a powerful, influential, bold woman who knows how to get things done and I think that's what makes her so fascinating.

The six-episode reality docu-series will walk the viewers through the independent ecosystem of the 90s Pulp Cinema industry by presenting behind the scenes with four exceptionally passionate directors of that era - J. Neelam, Vinod Talwar, Dilip Gulati and Kishan Shah - as they come back for their swan songs, to make a film using the similar budgets and themes from 30 years ago.

'Farzi' is the next series from the acclaimed creators of the blockbuster, 'The Family Man'. Spanning eight episodes, Farzi is a fast-paced, edgy, one-of-a-kind crime thriller, with the director duo's trademark humour, stiched around a clever underdog street artist's pursuit to con the system that favours the rich. What ensues is a thrilling cat-and-mouse race between him and the law enforcement where losing is not an option.

Nitya said: "My character Shazia is an extremely smart girl. She knows what needs to get done and how to get it done. She's a really cool girl. Quick on her feet, unapologetically ambitious, and so driven. It was so much fun to play her." She shared further on her preparation: "There are parts of Shazia that are actually a lot like me. So I drew from my own experiences for those. For example, Shazia's relationship with her father is a lot like what I have in real life. A father and daughter who have different approaches to life, but deeply love and care about each other