Bhumi Satish Pednekkar's 'Daldal': This show on Prime Video is a success story, trends across the US, UK, Europe, UAE

Bhumi Satish Pednekkar starrer Daldal is making waves globally. Just within two days of its release, the series has taken a massive leap by dominating charts worldwide. In 24 hours of its release, Daldal struck a chord with the audiences, picking up the trend country after country. And now, its latest global achievements have boosted excitement to a whole new level.

The series has secured #1 spot in Switzerland, Indonesia, the US and the UK, landed at #2 in the United Arab Emirates, and is also trending in Europe. With this, Daldal marks a rare feat for an Amazon India show and a proud moment for Indian content on an international stage.

Audiences are appreciating Bhumi Pednekkar’s return to a gritty and intense genre. With a character that does not reveal much, a plot that promises an edge-of-the-seat experience and a story that’s loaded with crime, drugs, murder and a whole lot of blood - audiences are loving every bit of Bhumi as DCP Rita Ferreira, a cop who is on a quest to investigate murders.

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Directed by Amrit Raj Gupta and produced by Vikram Malhotra and Suresh Triveni, Daldal is an Abundantia Entertainment production. Based on Vish Dhamija’s best-selling book ‘Bhendi Bazaar’, Daldal stars Bhumi Satish Pednekkar as DCP Rita Ferreira, alongside Samara Tijori and Aditya Rawal in leading roles. Daldal has begun streaming on Amazon Prime Video.

Pednekkar starrer Daldal has begun streaming on Amazon Prime Video, and audiences cannot keep calm about the conviction Bhumi brings as DCP Rita Ferreira. The series sees her as an intense cop for the first time, as someone who is on a quest to track down a cold-blooded serial killer. Previously too, Bhumi has stepped into gritty spaces on-screen, but this time she raises the stakes with murder, crime, drugs and a whole lot of blood!