Alia Bhatt Drops Video of ‘Poacher’ on Her IG Profile, Receives Good Response on Social Media
On February 12, Alia Bhatt unveiled the trailer for the upcoming crime series 'Poacher' on Amazon. In addition to her role as an actress in the series, Alia serves as its executive producer.
Alia Bhatt, dropped the video of upcoming crime series on Amazon on February 12. The series is titled ‘Poacher.’ Besides acting in the series, Alia is also the executive producer.
The chilling video highlights the murder of a ten year old boy called Ashok. Police can be seen investigating the crime scene. Alia comes across a rifle and blood on the strewn leaves.
The series seems extremely promising ! Audiences already loved the video clip as it is flooded with positive comments. Alia’s work has been praised for covering a vital topic such as poaching through her work.
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One user commented, “Someone had to raise this voice!!!🔥 Alia Bhatt you star girll, you always bring out the side we least talk about and that's what makes it so special!!!🤍 Can't wait for this one.”
Another wrote, “Cannot wait to see series so proud to see alia being all the best 💕👍”
A third wrote, “You are the best, keep shining and amaze us with your amazing work 💅👏”
Describing the video clip Alia wrote, “I spent less than a day in the jungle to shoot this awareness video, but it still gave me chills.
Murder is Murder…and I can’t wait for you to see the full story through the eyes of #RichieMehta and our stellar cast.”
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The crime drama which has been directed by Emmy Award winner Richie Mehta will premiere on Amazon Prime Video from February 23.
Speaking about ‘Poacher’ and her new role as an executive producer, Alia Bhatt told PTI, “I am confident that Poacher will serve as an eye-opener, delivering a powerful message to be more compassionate and considerate towards all living beings. It's a call to embrace coexistence and I am genuinely thrilled to be collaborating with Richie, QC and Prime Video and to contribute to this narrative.”