Netflix orders Season 2 of ‘Rana Naidu’
The original Indian drama from Netflix Rana Naidu landed a second season. During the streamer’s financial results yesterday, co-CEO Ted Sarandos touted the series as he touted India as the “grand prize” for streamers to win in 2023. India has one of the most saturated yet engaged streaming markets in the world. right now and current Netflix is behind Disney+ Hotstar in terms of subscriptions. Rana Naidu Rana and Venkatesh Daggubati star as a father and son from a dysfunctional family who lock horns. Season 1 was in Netflix’s Global Top 10. Tanya Bami, series director at Netflix India, said the “high adrenaline thriller” “was a great way for us to end the first quarter of 2023.” The show is from Sunder Aarons Locomotive Global and is created by Karan Anshuman, with Anshuman and Suparn S. Varma as co-directors. No details have been released about a new cast or a season 2 start date.
BBC Studios re-licenses ‘1% Club’ in Israel
BBC Studios format The 1% club received a second season on the Israeli channel Kan 11. The Magnum Media Show launched in Israel last October and the new series will begin production next month. It will start in the fall. The format is a great entertainment show that tests real intelligence and shows how the brain comes up with answers. In the UK, the show returned last week and gained 3.7 million ratings overnight. The adjustments for France Televisions and Germany at Sat.1 also produced similarly strong results. RTL in the Netherlands, Atresmedia in Spain and Seven Network in Australia also have their own versions.
Star Academy opens in Israel
Reshaet 13 in Israel is the latest net-to-tas banijay format Star Academy. Banijay’s Endemol Shine Israel will produce the show, which was successfully relaunched on TF1 in France last year after a nine-year hiatus. In recent years, there has been a trend of networks reworking outdated formats like Banijay’s SurviveR, big brother And island of temptation lead the group. Star Academy follows young artists who complete intensive performance training at a renowned music academy before being presented to the jury at the end of the week. “We are inspired by the restart in France and strongly believe in it Star Academy will be an inspiring and compelling watch for the whole family,” said Amir Ganor, CEO of Endemol Shine Israel.
Source: Deadline
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