Anushka Sen is all set to enthrall the audience with her new series Kill Dill after success of Dil Dosti Dilemma. In the upcoming romantic thriller, she stars opposite Pritt Kamani. Recently, the makers unveiled the trailer for the series, which has already sparked excitement among viewers. Kill Dill - The Heartbreak Club is set to premiere on an OTT platform.

When and Where to Watch Anushka Sen Starrer Kill Dill

As announced, Kill Dill - The Heartbreak Club, starring Anushka Sen and Pritt Kamani, will premiere online on March 28 on Amazon MX Player. The actress dropped the trailer of the show on her Instagram and wrote, "In this game of family, secrets, and love, how many hearts will be killed? Watch #KillDill releasing March 28 on #AmazonMXPlayer for FREE!"

About Kill Dill: Cast and Trailer

The romantic series, helmed by Glen Barretto and Ankush Mohla, is backed by Endemol Shine India.
Besides Anushka Sen and Pritt Kamani, the show's cast also includes Priyamvada Kant, Chetan Carpenter Dhawan, and Sonyaa Ayodhya. On March 25, the makers launched the trailer for the show, which has left Anushka's fans super excited to see her in a new character. The clip begins with Anushka Sen's character, Kisha, on a mission to find her missing sister, Anara (Priyamvada Kant), for which she joins Fair High International College. During this journey, she meets a guy at the college named Tavish, played by Pritt Kamani. With his help, she tries to find her sister. In their search, they suspect a secret society called THC (The Heartbreak Club) might have kidnapped Kisha’s sister. Anushka's character faces challenges and mysterious events but doesn't give up on her mission. Anushka Sen and Pritt Kamani's chemistry in the show has also grabbed attention.

Anushka Sen began her acting career as a child artist in 2009 with the Zee TV serial Yahan Main Ghar Ghar Kheli. She then appeared in shows like Devon Ke Dev...Mahadev, Baal Veer, Internet Wala Love, Jhansi Ki Rani, Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 11, and Dil Dosti Dilemma.

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