Sudip Sharma: 'Kohrra' is a more personal show than 'Paatal Lok'

• Creator Sudip Sharma states 'Kohrra' offers a more personal narrative, focusing on the complex lives and dynamics of two police officers, contrasting with the 'macro' approach of 'Paatal Lok'.
• The second season of 'Kohrra', set in Punjab, returns on Netflix on February 11, featuring a new murder investigation with Mona Singh and Barun Sobti.
• Sharma, who also directs season two, explains that 'Kohrra' delves into 'micro' relationships and family dynamics, rather than broader societal issues.
• The new season explores the murder of a woman found in a barn, with her NRI husband (Rannvijay Singha) among the suspects, deepening themes of family.
• Sharma emphasizes that future seasons for both 'Kohrra' and 'Paatal Lok' are uncertain, dependent on having compelling stories and 'enough ammunition' to avoid spoiling the existing narratives.

Why It Matters: Sudip Sharma highlights 'Kohrra' as a deeply personal story focusing on character relationships, unlike 'Paatal Lok's' broader societal scope.