The series will star streaming from August 25.
Tamannaah Bhatia is set to take on a new role as a detective in the series Aakhri Sach.
Following her dance appearance alongside Rajinikanth in Nelson’s Tamil action film Jailer, Tamannaah Bhatia is set to take on a new role as a detective in the Disney + Hotstar Specials series Aakhri Sach. In the series, she assumes the role of the lead investigator in a perplexing case involving the mysterious deaths of all 11 members of a family in Delhi, who were found hanging in their home. The trailer for this series, seemingly inspired by the infamous Burari deaths, dropped on Friday.
The Aakhri Sach trailer begins with Tamannaah experiencing unsettling visions while asleep, leading to a haunting scene of bodies hanging. She wakes up frightened. In the series, she plays an investigating officer dealing with a case known as the one that “shook the nation.”
The case involves the tragic deaths of 11 family members across three generations, spanning ages 9 to 71. They’re described as a “normal family, like us.” Initially suspected as mass hanging, Tamannaah’s character uncovers signs pointing in a different direction.
The residence where they’re discovered hanging holds an intriguing tie to the number 11. With 11 doors and windows, it also contains 11 lifeless bodies. Suspicion of an outsider’s involvement arises due to the closely synchronized time of death among all family members.
Continuing through the trailer, Tamannaah and her team delve deeper into the investigation. However, she acknowledges that there’s still an elusive aspect. The trailer concludes with the line, “Family matters should remain within the family.”
On the work front, Tamannaah has been a part of some of the most popular projects in the past few months. After her Bollywood stint with Jee Karda and Lust Stories 2, the actress will be seen in the highly anticipated Telugu film Bholaa Shankar. The film stars Megastar Chiranjeevi, Tamannaah Bhatia, and Keerthy Suresh in the lead roles. The project is all set to hit theatres on August 11.
