Raima Sen to play lead in supernatural crime thriller

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Updated At : 01:05 PM May 26, 2021 IST

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Raima Sen, who was recently seen in Amazon Prime Video’s series The Last Hour, is set to feature in yet another supernatural crime thriller on OTT. The actress is on a roll and has recently shot for multiple content pieces.

Talking about her next supernatural thriller, Raima said, “I can’t really tell you much about the character. It’s a supernatural crime thriller but I can say one thing that’s an extremely intriguing part. The series will keep people on the edge and it’s wholesome entertainment. One would not be able to skip a scene. The OTT has given so much to us as actors and audience. We can experiment now and people have a lot to choose from. So the advent has been really great.”

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