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Buoyed by the success of the recently released Modern Love Mumbai, Prime Video on 22 June announced the world premiere of Modern Love Hyderabad.
Amazon prime video took to its social media handle and announced this news.
bringing you 6 heartfelt stories of love all the way from Hyderabad 😍#ModernLoveOnPrime, July 8 #SICProductions @nareshagastya @hasinimani @komaleeprasad @MenenNithya #RevathyAshaKelunni #UlkaGupta #NareshVijayaKrishna @Abijeet #MalavikaNair @AadhiOfficial @riturv pic.twitter.com/lK7OdTzOv6
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The Hyderabad edition of the widely loved and acclaimed international Original anthology ‘Modern Love’, helmed by John Carney, showcases six diverse stories exploring different facets and forms of love rooted in the city’s many unique milieus. It is inspired by the famous New York Times column and beautifully brings together four prolific creative minds of Indian cinema – Nagesh Kukunoor, Venkatesh Maha, Uday Gurrala, and Devika Bahudhanam.
The showrunner and one of the directors, Nagesh Kukunoor said “We are delighted to partner with Amazon Prime Video for a prestigious international franchise like Modern Love which has touched the hearts of fans and audiences across the world.”
He further added, “Unlike New York and Mumbai, which are megapolises, the charm of Modern Love Hyderabad lies in the fact that it is a city that has witnessed rapid modernization in the last decade or so while keeping in touch with its multi-cultural roots. This made for an excellent study in how the true cultural essence and social fabric of the city could feature in these stories of modern love.”
Produced under the banner of SIC Productions, the new Telugu Amazon Original Series will be available to stream on Prime Video starting from 8 July 2022 in over 240 countries and territories.
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