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Seductive killer or innocent victim?

Vikram Bhatt’s latest whodunit – MX original series Naked, is now streaming on MX Player. Commenting on the show, Bhatt said, “The series is a mix of thrill, sin and trauma that will definitely leave you wanting more. Suparna and...

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Updated At : 01:18 PM Apr 14, 2020 IST

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Vikram Bhatt’s latest whodunit – MX original series Naked, is now streaming on MX Player.

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Commenting on the show, Bhatt said, “The series is a mix of thrill, sin and trauma that will definitely leave you wanting more. Suparna and Aryamann share great chemistry and that takes the show to another level.”

A porn star, a righteous officer, a high-profile murder case and a seductive suspect, Bhatt never fails to create a sense of thrill. Sometimes, the truth is nothing but just an illusion and the intriguing plot is laced with mystery from the word go.

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