Crashh
2021 Hindi web series by Ekta Kapoor
Crashh is an Indian Hindi-language original drama web series which is streaming on ALTBalaji and ZEE5. It stars Zain Imam, Rohan Mehra, Aditi Sharma, Kunj Anand and Anushka Sen. The web series released on 14 February 2021. It is written by Nikita Dhond, directed by Kushal Zaveri and co-directed by Preeti Gupta. Produced by Ekta Kapoor with production house as Balaji Telefilms.
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It is a story of sibling love and the pain of being separated at a young age. In the year of 2001, a happy family was torn apart by a fateful accident, the survivors were four siblings Kabir, Kajol, Jashn and Jia. The siblings were suddenly orphaned and find refuge in an orphanage. Kabir being the eldest always promised to take care of his family but soon all three siblings are adopted by their families and Kabir was left all alone in this world. He then decides to find his long lost siblings Kajol, Jia (who is renamed as Alia) and Jashn (who is named now as Rahim after adoption.) Alia is now a rich spoilt girl and her twin brother Rahim serves her as her Driver.
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