Mallika Sherawat set for web-series debut in ZEE5's 'The Story'
Mumbai June 23 (IBNS): Bollywood actress Mallika Sherawat is all set for her web-series debut in a ZEE5 venture titled, 'The Story' which is one of its kind in the sense that it would provide an insight into the lives of celebrities by exploring either their worse nightmares or their favourite fantasies.
The show has already featured the likes of Swara Bhaskara and Sumeet Vyas and the episode featuring Mallika Sherawat would hit the internet on 26 June.
'The Story' is a web-series offering a different take on bridging the gap between the real and reel life.
Based on the incidents in the lives of the actors, this series is available in Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telegu and Marathi.
Mallika’s episode is going to be about an instance where she fights off a stalker after having received threatening calls and being on the verge of an ambush.
The story is all about her journey is unveiling who the mystery stalker is and it is surely going to leave the audience at the edge of their seats.
The first episode which featured Swara Bhaskar was about her story with her ex-flame. She describes it as the crazy break-up night where the couple was bothered by a jealous ex-girlfriend, cops running after them and a curious taxi driver.
Sumeet Vyas, who starred in the second episode, talked about his obsession with hygiene. It was a fun-filled session while watching Sumeet react to an unclean car situation, making him anxious for a date and picking up fights.
While commenting on the launch, Manish Agarwal, the Chief Marketing Officer said, “The Story is a successful experiment by ZEE5 with unscripted life stories of celebrities. The first two episodes with Swara and Sumeet have received a phenomenal response from our viewers and we are confident that the third episode with Mallika will be well-received too. This is a big one for us in our original content portfolio and viewers can expect many more such innovative formats from the ZEE5 stable.”
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