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Saif Ali Khan shoots for Netflix’s first Indian original series, Sacred Games. See pics

Saif Ali Khan has begun shooting for his first Netflix series - and the streaming giant’s first Indian original - Vikram Seth adaptation Sacred Games. See pics here.

Updated on: Nov 22, 2017, 16:48:37 IST
Hindustan Times | By , New Delhi
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Saif Ali Khan has begun shooting for his first Netflix series - and the streaming giant’s first Indian original - an adaptation of Vikram Seth’s Sacred Games. Photos from the Mumbai sets of the show, which Saif insists we call ‘online streaming content’ and not ‘web series’, have been shared online.

Sacred Games is Netflix’s first Indian original series.
Sacred Games is Netflix’s first Indian original series.

Saif signed on to star in the series, which will be directed by Anurag Kashyap and Vikramaditya Motwane, earlier this year. Along with Shah Rukh Khan, who will produce an original show for Netflix (Bard of Blood) through his exclusive deal for Red Chillies Entertainment, it signals the streaming service’s foray into the Indian market.

Set in Mumbai, the series delves into the city’s intricate web of organised crime, corruption, politics and espionage that lie beneath India’s economic renaissance. It is an epic masterwork of exceptional richness and power that interweaves the lives of the privileged, the famous, the wretched and the bloodthirsty.

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