Class: From Gurfateh Pirzada to Anjali Sivaraman, meet the baddies of the Indian adaptation of Elite

Friendships break down, relationships conflict, and tension rises as pupils from the opposite side of town enroll in the elite Hampton International School. Netflix provided a sneak preview of the Class cast in a recently released video that is all about glam. This class, which is a sight for sore eyes, is prepared to interrupt assembly while it is in progress.

In this video, which introduces the cast members, Gurfateh Pirzada plays Neeraj; Anjali Sivaraman plays Suhani; Ayesha Kanga plays Yashika; Chayan Chopra plays Dhruv; Chintan Rachchh plays Faruq; Cwaayal Singh plays Balli; Madhyama Segal plays Saba; Moses Koul plays Sharan; Naina Bhan plays Koel; and Piyush. If appearances could kill and actions could slay, then this group is doing it perfectly. Netflix India assures that this video will be played over and over again until the show airs because the clothes, attitude, and beat are so catchy!

Based on the critically acclaimed series Elite, the coming-of-age show produced by Bodhitree Multimedia Limited and Future East and directed by Ashim Ahluwalia is about power, love, and drama, and it has an attractive group of young actors.

Prepare to explore Hampton International's universe with this new group and see how these students react to the school's well-kept secrets.

Earlier, the director of the series, Ashim Ahluwalia, said that bringing Class to life was like building a universe for India which he had always dreamed of doing. The adventures of each individual are unpredictable and captivating. Young individuals are often impulsive and extremely emotional, which can lead to dramatic conflict. Nobody stays the same, and the complexities of the story make it an exhilarating, compulsive watch. They have enjoyed working with the entire Class team, especially the young actors.

Tanya Bami, who is in charge of the series at Netflix India, is excited to bring the Indian version of the popular Spanish show Elite to life with Class. Class will become even stronger as well-liked young adult series like Mismatched and Kota Factory are added to their list. Class crosses two worlds within the same city and has an all-star ensemble cast of young actors, providing a greater understanding of the young people at the centre of the narrative and their conflicts, difficulties, and affinities. For viewers of all ages, Class is an experience not to be missed.

The premiere date for Class is yet to be announced.