PremiumWedding.con on OTT: Know how, when and where to watch this docuseries by Tanuja Chandra
Prime Video India has unveiled the trailer of Wedding.con today. It is a crime docuseries about women who are deceived and betrayed in pursuit of love.
Stills from Wedding.con trailer.
Last Updated: 09.36 PM, Dec 22, 2023
Amazon Prime Video has officially unveiled the trailer of Wedding.con. The trailer shows that the upcoming project is a crime docuseries. Produced by BBC Studios India and directed by Tanuja Chandra, Wedding.con is a comprehensive, eye-opening narrative that delves into the experiences of five women on their journey to find love and companionship. Their pursuit takes an unexpected turn, leading them into an intricate web of deception and betrayal.
Scheduled for an exclusive premiere on Prime Video in India and across global territories, Wedding.con is set to debut on December 29 in Hindi with English subtitles.
About Wedding.con trailer and its short review
This documentary series on true crime provides an intimate look into the lives of five women as they embark on the journey to realize their dream of a happy marriage. However, their quest for the ideal life partner takes a distressing turn when they become victims of financial and emotional exploitation by conmen. These impostors, adopting fake identities and presenting themselves as suitable grooms on online platforms, ultimately leave the women betrayed. The five-part docuseries underscores the importance of raising awareness and taking action against such scams, shedding light on the vulnerability of women who, in their pursuit of companionship, unwittingly become easy targets for deceitful schemes.
Filmmaker Tanuja Chandra’s views on the docuseries
Filmmaker Tanuja Chandra, in a press statement today, expressed how confident she feels about this project. She said, “In India and other South Asian cultures, it's widely believed that marriage is the most significant milestone in a woman's life, and the pressure to 'settle down' keeps mounting as she grows older."
She asserted that Wedding.con is the tale of five women who were victims of matrimonial fraud but are now survivors and have shown tremendous courage in recounting their experience, to expose these scams.