Richa Chadha to produce a non-fiction travel and culture series
The Hindu
Actor-producer Richa Chadha is expanding her creative universe as she is set to back a non-fiction series that delves into travel, culture, and the stories that define people and places across India.
Actor-producer Richa Chadha is expanding her creative universe as she is set to back a non-fiction series that will delve into travel, culture, and stories that define people and places across India. Richa turned producer with Girls Will Be Girls, a coming-of-age drama which received widespread international acclaim.
As per a press release, “The upcoming series will explore the richness of India’s diverse landscapes, communities, traditions, and lived experiences offering audiences a vibrant, immersive look at culture through a contemporary lens.”
Speaking about it, Richa said in a statement, “This series comes from a place of curiosity and empathy, and from my desire to keep evolving as a storyteller. Producing Girls Will Be Girls gave me the confidence to trust my instincts, and this project allows me to explore real people, real journeys, and real connections in a way that feels deeply personal.”
She added, “I briefly explored this space during the second COVID wave with KINDRY, and that experience reaffirmed my belief that such stories resonate strongly with audiences. I’m excited to take this leap and share these narratives with viewers across India and beyond.”
More details about the series will be announced soon.
Richa was last seen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s web-series, Heeramandi.
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