Prime Video rolled out the purple carpet for an exclusive screening of its much-anticipated comedy-drama Rangeen, drawing a vibrant crowd of film and OTT A-listers. Hosted with flair and a hint of mischief, the evening gave audiences a first taste of what promises to be one of the most refreshingly offbeat series of the year. A blend of humour, humanity, and emotional nuance, Rangeen is set to premiere on July 25, and if the buzz from the screening is any indication, it’s about to become a streaming favourite.
With an eclectic cast led by Viineet Kumar Singh, Rajshri Deshpande, Taaruk Raina, Smita Bansal, and Sheeba Chaddha, the series drew loud applause and early praise for its layered characters and vibrant storytelling. Backed by Kabir Khan and Rajan Kapoor, and crafted by writers Amir Rizvi and Amardeep Galsin, Rangeen is co-directed by Pranjal Dua and Kopal Naithani—a creative team clearly firing on all cylinders.
The screening turned into a mini red carpet affair as the who's who of the industry showed up in style. Among the many spotted were Dino Morea, Sunny Kaushal, Mini Mathur, Amit Sadh, Prajakta Koli, Sayani Gupta, Sharib Hashmi, Faisal Malik, Munawar Faruqui, and even Renee Sen and Vivaan Shah, adding youthful energy to the already star-packed night.
What makes Rangeen stand out is its tonal agility—it moves from chuckles to poignancy in a blink, all while holding a mirror to modern Indian life. Set against an unpredictable social backdrop and brimming with off-centre characters, the show is as colourful as its title promises. With a strong ensemble and some sharp writing, this one looks ready to strike the perfect chord between critical acclaim and audience affection.
As the post-screening chatter and Instagram stories flowed, one thing was clear: Rangeen had made an impression—and a lasting one at that. With Prime Video backing yet another distinct narrative, the show adds to the platform’s growing streak of bold, character-driven originals.
Rangeen drops July 25 exclusively on Prime Video, and if the screening is anything to go by, it might just be your next binge-worthy obsession.
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