Streaming platform Lionsgate Play continues to hold true to its promise of providing an action-packed weekend to its audience. In a major announcement a few days ago, Lionsgate Play shared on its social media to offer free access to various intriguing action and thriller content for a limited time period. The exciting lineup of films and series also included ‘Paris Has Fallen’ that recently dropped on the platform. Today, a new promo clip gives a glimpse of the gripping series and also has a language twist.

Paris Has Fallen drops on Lionsgate Play

Lionsgate Play’s Paris Has Fallen is the newest addition to the popular ‘Has Fallen’ franchise. Fans have been eagerly awaiting its arrival on the streaming platforms ever since the spin-off series for the action franchise was announced by the makers. The wait is finally over now as the series premiered on October 18th in dual audio of Hindi and English on the streaming giant (also accessible on OTTplay Premium) as part of its “Gatecrash week.” From Butler to Reeves to Statham to Stallone, Lionsgate Play brought an ultimate home of action to its fans, as they can access the app free for 7 days.

Starring Tewfik Jallab, Ritu Arya, Ben Addis, and Sean Harris, Paris Has Fallen is a new spin-off series of the Has Fallen action franchise. It revolves around a revenge-seeking terrorist who targets the French Minister of Defense as he plants a deadly attack on the city of love. However, Vincent Taleb and MI6 agent Zara Taylor team up to prevent the terrorists as the clock runs out to save Paris.

Paris Has Fallen new clip shows action and terror

Today (October 19), Lionsgate Play shared a new promo clip to give fans a glimpse of the action-infused series. Taking to Instagram, it wrote, “Sabse dhuadaar action series aa gayi hai #LionsgatePlay par! Jaldi se #ParisHasFallen dekho!” (The amazing action packed series has arrived on Lionsgate Play. Watch Paris Has Fallen). In the video, we witness the protectors grappling with the intense terror attack as they try to seize the day. Among the highlights is the Hindi audio clip that adds to its beauty, as Indian fans will now be able to watch the gripping series in Hindi and English both.

Apart from the latest installment, which is directed by Hans Herbots and Oded Ruskin, you can also watch the entire Has Fallen franchise on Lionsgate Play and OTTplay Premium.

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