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Shabana Azmi Spills the Beans on Dabba Cartel: “The Daughter-in-Law Penned It, and the Son’s Producing It…”

Arre bhai, when it comes to Bollywood, there’s always some masala to spice up your day! And today, let’s dive into the world of Shabana Azmi, the queen of versatility, who’s back with a bang on Netflix!

Shabana Azmi, the lady who can effortlessly juggle between commercial blockbusters and meaningful cinema, is all set to grace our screens once again. With a career that’s longer than a typical K-serial, she’s been the diva of films like Arth, Mandi, Masoom, and Fire. National Film Awards? She has them galore, and she’s a permanent resident in the world of Indian cinema and theater.

Now, if you think Shabana’s acting career is impressive, hold your horses! Her personal life is no less than a filmi kahani. Daughter of legendary poet Kaifi Azmi and theater artist Shaukat Azmi, she’s been married to the poetic genius Javed Akhtar since 1984. And as if that’s not enough, she’s bonded with her step-kids, the talented Zoya Akhtar and the multi-talented Farhan Akhtar. Talk about a star filled family! 🌟

Toh Dabba Cartel kaise na karti?

Shabana Azmi’s latest venture is the Netflix series Dabba Cartel, a crime thriller produced by none other than her step-son Farhan Akhtar’s Excel Entertainment. It’s practically a family reunion, with Farhan’s wife, Shibani Dandekar, penning the script. Shabana Azmi humorously revealed in an interview with Netflix India, "Arre, jab bahu ne likha aur beta produce kar raha hai, toh kya main ‘no’ bolti? COVID ke zamane mein, sab ghar ke log saath the, toh majboori thi accept karna!" (When my daughter-in-law wrote it and my son is producing, how could I say no? Especially when we were all stuck together during COVID!)

Of course, Shabana is no stranger to powerful roles. She’s always been the torchbearer for projects that challenge societal norms, and Dabba Cartel promises to be another feather in her already illustrious cap. The show revolves around a group of women running an underground business, and with Netflix’s knack for Indian originals, this one is going to be a banger.

Joining Shabana in this whirlwind of drama are stars like Jyothika, Shalini Pandey, Nimishia Sajayan, Anjali Anand, Gajraj Rao, and Lillete Dubey. Mark your calendars, folks! This thriller is set to drop on Netflix on February 28, 2025, at precisely 1:30 PM. Don’t miss it!

Kiran’s Gyan:

In Bollywood, family ties can be stronger than a film’s plotline. Jab ghar ka production ho, toh ‘no’ kehna is not an option! 😄

Stay tuned for more juicy Bollywood tidbits!

Khabree Kiran

Kiran Gupta, popularly known as Khabree Kiran, is a renowned Bollywood entertainment news editor with a track record of delivering exclusive scoops and in-depth coverage of the Hindi film industry. With a vast network of industry contacts and a keen eye for newsworthy stories, Kiran brings readers the most talked-about news, interviews, and insights from the world of Bollywood.

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