“I think it's going to come out in August or September this year,” Dhulipala said in a new interview. The 26-year-old actress broke through with her role in the Anurag Kashyap-directed Raman Raghav 2.0 in 2016 and then starred in the 2018 Telugu film Goodachari. She's best known for her leading role of Tara Khanna in the Amazon Prime Video series Made in Heaven, which premiered back in March.
Dhulipala said that Bard of Blood is “different from everything she has done” before, given the series' action chops. The Netflix series apparently recreated parts of Afghan terrain, per Dhulipala, given its partial setting in the Pakistani province of Balochistan. Her role involved wearing a burqa and working alongside machine guns on a “seven-day mission” that likely informs Bard of Blood's plot.
Bard of Blood is one of two collaborations between Netflix and Red Chillies, in addition to the in-production film Class of ‘83, starring Bobby Deol (Humraaz) and Annup Sonii (Crime Patrol), which is being directed by Atul Sabharwal (Aurangzeb). Class of ‘83 is based on S. Hussain Zaidi's upcoming book of the same name.
For Netflix, Bard of Blood is one of several Indian original series slated for 2019, alongside dystopian sci-fi drama Leila that has a June 14 release date, Sacred Games season 2 likely in July, given the first season aired that month last year, and possibly Baahubali: Before the Beginning and Kahaani writer-director Sujoy Ghosh's haunted-house series Typewriter later in the year.
There are several other shows in the works, including young adult murder mystery Crocodile, and an adaptation of Salman Rushdie's 1981 novel Midnight's Children.
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