Ranbir Kapoor's ARKS launches its first fragrance 'ARKS Day', expanding into the world of scents

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Ranbir Kapoor’s premium lifestyle brand, ARKS, has taken a significant stride beyond fashion and footwear with the launch of its debut fragrance—ARKS Day. Known for redefining everyday essentials through the lens of minimalism and quiet confidence, ARKS now explores the world of fine fragrances, marking a new chapter in its evolving identity. ARKS Day is designed as the finishing touch to one’s daily ensemble— “the final, invisible layer before you step out the door.” Gender-inclusive and timeless, the fragrance embodies ARKS' signature ethos of subtle sophistication. It opens with a fresh citrusy burst, layered with warm woody undertones, and settles into a musky finish—mirroring the brand’s philosophy of balance, simplicity, and inner strength. “ARKS Day brings back a lot of memories from my childhood—the places I felt drawn to, the people who made me feel at home. We wanted to capture that essence in this first bottle. It's familiar, grounding, and made for those who carry...
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Barun Sobti, Suvinder Vicky come together for Netflix series Kohrra

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Netflix's new series, Kohrra, explores dysfunctional family dynamics and the dark facets of love and relationship through the overlay of a crime investigation. It boasts an exceptional cast of talented actors including Suvinder Vicky, Barun Sobti, Varun Badola, Harleen Sethi, Rachel Shelly, and Manish Chaudhary, playing pivotal roles.

In partnership with renowned screenwriter Sudip Sharma, filmmaker Randeep Jha, and Clean Slate Filmz Productions to produce an engaging investigative drama that kicks off with the discovery of a murdered NRI just before his wedding in the countryside of Punjab. As the investigation unfolds a world of deceit, secrets and the dramas of dysfunctional families is revealed. The series is a mix of Hindi and Punjabi language, making it authentic to its world. Kohrra boasts to be a realistic drama filled with complex characters and nuanced look into human emotions.

 

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Sudip Sharma, the mastermind behind the series said, "When Gunjit Chopra and Diggi Sisodia came to me with the idea of Kohrra, I was drawn to the possibilities of a fresh and distinct cop investigative story underlined with the complexities of human emotions. Together, we've tried to create a show that not only engages you and keeps you hooked throughout but also stays with you after. The collaboration with Netflix, Clean Slate Filmz, and an extraordinary cast has allowed us to create a show that hopefully will be loved by the audience."

Karnesh SSharma, founder of the production company behind the series Clean Slate Filmz added, "We've had a long - standing relationship with Netflix and are really happy to collaborate with them once again on Kohrra. This is a crime investigative drama set in the heartland of Punjab that stems off the personal lives of the two cops working on the investigation and everyone else involved. Sudip, Randeep and the powerful cast have resulted in a really authentic story that we are eager to take to the audience".

Tanya Bami, Series Head, Netflix India continued, "With breakout success of titles such as Delhi Crime, Khakee and Rana Naidu we know audiences love a compelling crime story. Our next, Kohrra is a really differentiated take on this much-loved genre. It is a crime noir set in Punjab that explores the dynamics of family, relationships and love. Sudip Sharma's inimitable nuance and depth in storytelling, delves into crime vis a vis society through the eyes of this buddy cop drama. We are excited about our association with Clean Slate Filmz for yet another title with a deeply engaging story that will delight audiences."

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