'Bigg Boss 15' star Donal Bisht plays cop's wife in revenge drama series 'Doon Kaand'


Mumbai, Jul 16 (IANS): 'Bigg Boss 15' fame Donal Bisht will be seen playing the role of a police officer's wife in the upcoming revenge and investigative series 'Doon Kaand'. She is starring alongside Iqbal Khan and Indraneil Sengupta.

Donal says: "This revenge tale is shot in the beautiful hills of Mussoorie which makes it peculiar and a far cry from those gangster stories we see based around Mumbai or in shoddy places. I play the part of Tamannah whose life takes a 360 degree turn after getting married to the police officer played by Iqbal Khan."

The actress explains her role, saying: "She is a soft-hearted girl with great strength and the binding force of a family. It was great shooting in such a marvelous location, we were there for one and a half month around the end of lockdown."

She hopes her fans will like her performance in the web series.

"I had great fun working with all my co-stars and we became like a family . I really hope that my role in the web show is well received and loved by all and they like my performance as much as I enjoyed working in it," she concludes.

Set in Uttarakhand, directed by Manoj Khade this web series traces the back and forth between the SSP of the state's police force and a highly-influential drug lord. Earlier named as 'In Cold Blood', this series will now release under its new title ,'Doon Kaand'.

It will be airing from July 18 on Voot.

 

  

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