‘State v/s Ahuja’ marks Ashmit Patel’s comeback to screen

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Updated At : 03:39 PM Feb 12, 2024 IST

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Watcho Exclusives has unveiled its first original series of 2024 — State v/s Ahuja. The thriller marks the return of actor Ashmit Patel after a brief hiatus. Directed by Tarun Chopra, State v/s Ahuja narrates the captivating tale of Bollywood superstar Ansh Ahuja, The series is exclusively available on the Watcho App from February 9

The story follows Ansh Ahuja (Ashmit Patel), a Bollywood superstar embroiled in controversy after being accused of rape by his maid. As the plot thickens, viewers are drawn into a riveting world of suspense, investigation and courtroom drama, where unexpected revelations keep them hooked. With evidence pointing in different directions, the audience is left to question Ansh’s innocence amidst a web of deceit and conspiracy.

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