Raghav Juyal, Kritika Kamra and Dhairya Karwa’s Gyaarah Gyaarah continues to win over the viewers for its plotline. The male leads have now shared the plot of the show in one line. They have announced that Gyaarah Gyaarah is a race against time, and crime. For those who have watched the show or at least know the story, they would understand where that statement is coming from. Here’s what the new promo means…

Gyaarah Gyaarah, a race against time and crime

In the promo shared by the makers, Kritika Kamra asks if the viewers have set their time. They have to set the time to 11:11, to watch Zee5 and OTTplay Premium’s latest offering, Gyaarah Gyaarah.

Raghav Juyal says, "It's a race against time," thus describing what their latest release is all about. Dhairya Karwa adds, "And crime," thus talking about how the show helps solve a crime from the past to change the present time.

Why are the male leads in a race against time, and crime?

Gyaarah Gyaarah is inspired from the K-Drama Signal (out on Netflix). In case you have not seen the show, let us tell you the plot. A police officer is in the middle of a crime scene when the lights go off. Nothing works in the area, except a radio transmitter. The police offer talks on the walkie-talkie, till the time the light is back. Once the light comes back, he gets to know that the walkie-talkie has no battery to be able to talk through it. However, this officer is sure he spoke to a fellow police officer who went missing in the past. This officer now has the opportunity to unveil what really went down, that a senior cop went missing. With the present officer’s help, the senior officer also has an opportunity to come back in the present, apart from solving a crime he was involved in years ago. The series explores whether they can succeed in doing so. Gyaarah Gyaarah, specifically, sees the walkie-talkie get connected to the past world at 11:11 pm. A lady officer forms a team and gets involved in solving the mystery, for the senior officer is dear to her.

All episodes of Gyaarah Gyaarah are now streaming on Zee5 and OTTplay Premium.

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