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Exploring the wacky side of friendship
The Viral Fever (TVF) released an urban comedy web-series, Inmates, in partnership with Midas Care.
The Viral Fever (TVF) released an urban comedy web-series, Inmates, in partnership with Midas Care.
Set in the 21st century Mumbai apartment, a group of friends, who fight, bicker yet support each other and maneuver in a way that brings out their best and the occasional worst.
The cast includes Rahul (played by Raghav Kakkar), is a rich Delhi boy with a heart of gold and the acting talent of a laughing gas cylinder; Madhav (played by Ashish Verma), is a corporate hotshot with zero history of proximity with women; Richa (played by Akansha Thakur), a casting director who is just living her life one step at a time; Kay (played by Mukti Mohan who makes her web-series debut), a wannabe DJ who is fed up of Goa and her half-brother Fooga (played by Kashyap Kapoor), whose search for his long lost gangster father is going nowhere.
A statement from TVF informed, “Their problems are modern, their reactions Indian. This journey is of the young adults, kept together by the house they live in, is a comedic presentation of the lifestyle of the urban millennial.”
Written by Raghav Raj Kakker and Kashyap Kapoor, directed by Yazad Anklesaria and developed by Shreyansh Pandey, Inmates has a five-episode run, with new episodes coming every Friday.
