Vaani Kapoor-led ‘Mandala Murders' to premiere on July 25
'In the eerie stillness of a town called Charandaspur, an unheard, sinister pattern of crime emerges. A series of ritualistic killings linked to a centuries-old secret society sets the stage for a conspiracy driven by fate,' read a note by the makers.
Mandala Murders also features Surveen Chawla and Shriya Pilgaokar.
Vaani Kapoor, known for films like Befikre, War and the recent Raid 2, is making her web debut with the series.
One of the leading production banners of India, Yash Raj Films had ventured into the digital space with the limited series The Railway Men. Mandala Murders marks their second collaboration with Netflix.
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