Ritabhari Chakraborty’s Portrayal In “Nandini” Is Highly Anticipated, Set To Stream On Addatimes From October 15, 2023

Ritabhari Chakraborty
Ritabhari Chakraborty

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The teaser of “Nandini,” the upcoming thriller web series starring Ritabhari Chakraborty, has again sparked excitement among her fans. Ritabhari’s on-screen magic has left fans eagerly anticipating the release of the highly anticipated series teaser.

In “Nandini,” Ritabhari Chakraborty embraces a challenging role as a pregnant woman named Snigdha, a striking departure from her previous portrayal as a plus-sized model in “Fatafati” Snigdha’s life takes a turn when her doctor recommends aborting her unborn child. However, the storyline takes a twist when Snigdha receives a late-night call from her unborn child, declaring, “Mother! I am not dead, and I am still alive! Across the nine episodes, the main focus of the narrative is the connection between mother and child.

The film “Nandini” will explore the issue of female infanticide, which is not often discussed in mainstream entertainment, to challenge societal norms. The series is an adaptation of Sayantani Putatunda’s acclaimed book, which features a mother’s determination to protect her daughter at all costs. Ritabhari Chakraborty’s selection of stereotype-breaking roles has kept audiences engaged, and her portrayal in “Nandini” is eagerly awaited.

You can watch Ritabhari Chakraborty’s “Nandini” on Addatimes starting October 15, 2023. Fans eagerly await the release of a series that promises to change the digital entertainment world. Ritabhari’s music video “Time Baby,” which she worked on with Nikhita Gandhi, has garnered attention and rave reviews from fans, along with her debut on the web series.

Akash Chaudhary, aka Filmee Boy, is a Bollywood and Hollywood film critic based in India with over 10 years of experience reviewing films and OTT releases. Having watched and reviewed 500+ films across Netflix, JioHotstar, and Prime Video, he brings an honest, no-nonsense take on Indian and international cinema. When he's not watching movies, he's probably arguing about why that one film deserved better.