Raghav Juyal, Kritika Kamra, and Dhairya Karwa's web series Gyaarah Gyaarah is all set to premiere tomorrow on streaming. Two days before its OTT release, a screening of the Umesh Bist directorial was held in Mumbai. Several Bollywood celebrities marked their presence at the event. Producers Karan Johar and Guneet Monga were also in attendance with the show's star cast. The web show will be released on ZEE5 on August 9 and you can also watch it on OTTpla Premium. 

Celebrities at Gyaarah Gyaarah screening

Gyaarah Gyaarah features Raghav Juyal, Kritika and Dhairya as police officers. Their web show's premiere was held last night and celebrities turned up to watch the time-bending series. Sanya Malhotra, Aparshakti Khurana, Mohit Raina, Bhuvan Bam, Saurabh Sachdeva, Terence Lewis, and Gautami Kapoor among others made it to the Gyaarah Gyaarah premiere.

ZEE5 shared a series of photos from the web show's special screening. The caption to the streamer's Instagram post read, "What a night! The GyaarahGyaarah premiere was a whirlwind of glamour, laughter, and anticipation, graced by ZEE5 CBO manish_kalra_ and numerous stars! GyaarahGyaarah premieres on 9th August, only on ZEE5 (sic)."

Raghav Juyal talks about his Gyaarah Gyaarah character

Meanwhile, Raghav recently opened up about playing the role of cop Yug Arya in the Umesh Bist directorial series. The actor told India Today that his character is wounded by his past traumas. "He is guilt-driven, vulnerable, and sensitive. He questions the functioning of the cop system. Until now, we have only seen tough cops or honest cops, but he is vulnerable and sensitive," he said.

While Raghav plays Yug, Kritika is seen as Vamika Rawat and Dhairya essays the part of Shaurya Anthwal in Gyaarah Gyaarah. The show is backed by Sikhya Entertainment and Dharma Productions.

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