Rangeen trailer: A betrayed husband turns to intercourse work to hunt revenge on his dishonest spouse on this comedy collection

The trailer introduces Viineet as Adarsh, a middle-aged man operating a small newspaper, who realises that his spouse Naina (Rajshri) is dishonest on him with a male intercourse employee (performed by Taaruk Raina). Gutted by her betrayal, Adarsh seeks vengeance — by turning into a intercourse employee! “In a daring exploration of morality, id, and tangled feelings, Rangeen follows Adarsh – a mild-mannered, middle-aged man – as he embarks on a hilarious but heart-wrenching quest for revenge. Stylish but chaotic, humorous but deeply human, the collection guarantees a scrumptious mix of humour and relationship drama, with punchy dialogues, quirky characters, and a storyline that’s something however bizarre,” reads the official plotline.

Produced by Kabir Khan and Rajan Kapoor, the collection is directed by Kopal Naithani and Pranjal Dua. Actor Sheeba Chaddha additionally performs a pivotal function within the collection.

Co-creator Amardeep stated in a press release, “Rangeen is a delicate but humorous story that explores what intimacy, energy, and emotional want appear to be if you’re not in a rom-com. We wished to construct a world that labored as a satire — one which walks the tightrope between wit, irony and emotional honesty.”

Meanwhile, co-creator Amir Rizvi stated that the thought behind the collection got here from a information article that simply struck a chord with them. “It opened a door right into a world few discuss, and that grew to become the start line. What started as one thing quirky rapidly unfolded right into a story that’s layered, emotional, and surprisingly relatable. Rangeen is in regards to the lives we lead beneath the floor – identities we guard and the alternatives we justify,” he added.

Meanwhile, Viineet stated his character Adarsh felt immediately human. “Flawed, conflicted, but deeply honest. What excited me most about Rangeen was the possibility to painting somebody navigating a storm of betrayal and self-doubt, not with melodrama, however with restraint, humour, and quiet depth. There’s a uncooked honesty in the best way the story unfolds, and that’s what makes it each entertaining and emotionally resonant,” he stated.

Rajshri, in the meantime, stated that Rangeen isn’t only a twisted relationship drama, however a mirror to the complexities we feature in our hearts and minds. “What drew me to Naina was her unapologetic starvation — for want, for that means, for one thing past the packing containers she’s been put into. What I really like is that Rangeen doesn’t hand out simple solutions. It doesn’t scale back girls to labels — it lets them be messy, looking, and painfully human.”