Jimmy Sheirgill reveals details about his debut web series, Rangbaaz Phirse

Jimmy Sheirgill is all set to be seen in a web series that will have a dash of patriotism to it. actor recently spoke about show and how it is expected to connect with audience. He also said that last 20 minutes of show is gripping and would leave audience in an emotional state.

Jimmy Sheirgill talks about his upcoming web series

In an interview with ANI, Jimmy Sheirgill recently revealed details about his debut web series, Rangbaaz Phirse. Speaking about plot and premise of show, he said that show is set in Rajasthan, so y worked very hard to get dialect and atmosphere right. He said that besides action, he believes that emotion is USP of show. He also said that he is ready to lay a bet that if one doesn’t cry in last 20 minutes of show, he is ready to lose anything. He added that he is happy about way show turned out. He also spoke about how series is inspired by people who weren’t likely to become criminals, but system made m criminals. story is about a topper, a gold medallist. character cleared UPSC exam and he could have joined Force as an IPS officer. Jimmy Sheirgill said that character wanted to do something for country. story of show is about what happens and how such a man becomes a criminal.

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About web series Rangbaaz Phirse

Rangbaaz Phirse is a web series of political thriller genre. It has been directed by Sachin Pathak and produced by Ajay Rai. plot has been written by Siddharth Mishra while web series features Gul Panag, Shard Kelkar, and Jimmy Sheirgill amongst ors. show is second season of franchise Rangbaaz and releases on Zee 5 OTT platform on December 20, 2019. trailer of series was released recently and has been creating hype amongst audience.

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