Sonakshi Sinha on working in Dahaad: I didn't take any time to say yes to Reema Kagti and Zoya Akhtar for the show

Sonakshi Sinha is back on screen with her web series debut Dahaad along with Gulshan Devaiah, Sohum Shah and Vijay Varma. The official trailer of the show, which is created by Reema Kagti and Zoya Akhtar, is released today. Talking about how she became the pivotal part of the series, Sonakshi recently unveiled that she didn't take any time to say yes to the creators.

During the recent trailer launch, the Dabangg star shared, "I think, hands down, this has been one of the best experiences for me as an actor and I have said this to Zoya and Reema. Even, when they came to narrate the story to me, I didn't take any sort of time or said give me the script. There and then on the table, I was like, I have to play this role. It's that powerful."

She further added, "And it's just so satisfying as an actor to be able to portray such female personas on screen and I was really looking for that. So, thank you, Zoya and Reema, for thinking of me for Anjali Bhati because working with this entire team has been very fantastic and the experience is just the best."

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The latest trailer video witnesses multiple mysterious suicide cases in the same circumstances in the state of Rajasthan that later on turn out to be serial murders done by one cold-blooded killer. Sonakshi, Gulshan and Sohum play the roles of police officers investigating the heinous criminal case, while Vijay portrays the character of a sharp serial murderer. 

Watch the trailer here:

Bankrolled under Excel Entertainment and Tiger Baby Films in association with Amazon Prime Video, the gripping crime-drama web series also has Manyuu Doshi, Yogi Singha, Sanghmitra Hitaishi, Ratnabali Bhattacharjee, Nirmal Chiraniyan, Vijay Kumar Dogra, Abhishek Bhalerao and Ahmed Zaidi in supporting roles.

Directed by Reema Kagti and Ruchika Oberoi, Dahaad releases on Amazon Prime Video on May 12.