Arun Chaudhary makes a debut with Swipe Crime

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Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:33 AM Feb 02, 2025 IST

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Arun Chaudhary is makinga mark in the world of digital entertainment with his debut role in Swipe Crime, a gripping new series on Amazon MX Player. The series dives deep into the world of dating apps and the cybercrimes that can occur within them.

“The title itself hints at a modern, dark and thrilling narrative. It’s not just about the fun side of dating apps, but about the hidden dangers and complexities. The show takes a unique approach to exploring this world, adding mystery and excitement to the story,” he said.

The show’s focus on the darker side of social media and dating apps, which makes it especially relevant today. “These platforms lead to unexpected situations and Swipe Crime shines a light on the dangers that many people face. It’s a wake-up call to be cautious in the digital age,” says Arun.

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