MUMBAI: The upcoming Tamil Original series Inspector Rishi stole the spotlight at Prime Video Presents, India, with the launch of its spine-chilling trailer, which left everyone craving for more. Now, ahead of the series’ premiere on Prime Video, a special press conference was held in Hyderabad with creator Nandhini J.S. and the stellar star cast, including Naveen Chandra, Sunainaa, Kanna Ravi, and Srikrishna Dayal. Amping up the anticipation for the horror crime-drama series, team Inspector Rishi showcased the trailer at the press conference, garnering a thunderous response from members of the media. Following the trailer screening, they also engaged with journalists in an insightful conversation about the series.
“I was always fascinated by the horror-crime genre, and Inspector Rishi is a fruit of my hardwork and patience as I started writing the script for the show in 2010.” said creator, Nandhini J.S. “I wanted to create a story which is locally rooted but has a global appeal. The whole team has worked tirelessly making this dream project come true and I am thrilled with the amazing response to the trailer. I would also extend my humble gratitude to Prime Video to stream this series in 5 different languages globally.”
Inspector Rishi traces the journey of a sceptic crime branch Inspector, Rishi Nandhan, who is assisted by two trusted sub-inspectors Ayyanar and Chitra. Together, the trio investigates a string of mind-bending murder cases involving paranormal elements, which plague a remote village in Tamil Nadu. Rishi stops at nothing in his efforts to uncover the truth behind these mysterious murders, all while battling various challenges in his personal life. The series is created and written by Nandhini JS, and produced by Shukdev Lahiri. It boasts versatile actor Naveen Chandra in the titular role, along with Sunainaa, Kanna Ravi, Malini Jeevarathnam, Srikrishna Dayal, and Kumaravel in pivotal roles. The ten-episode series is slated to premiere exclusively on Prime Video in India and over 240 countries and territories worldwide on March 29 in Tamil, Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu, and Kannada languages.
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