Anchored by powerful performances and Anubhuti Kashyap’s sharp storytelling, the film continues to resonate across borders as viewers engage with its layered, emotionally charged world
Accused, Netflix’s gripping psychological drama directed by Anubhuti Kashyap and starring Konkona Sensharma and Pratibha Rannta, has struck a chord with audiences worldwide. After its release on 27th February, the film is placed at #2 on Netflix’s Global Top 10 Non-English Films and trending in 72 countries, making it the first Indian film to trend in the most countries, reflecting its growing international momentum and a thought-provoking narrative.
Konkona Sensharma, who plays Dr Geetika Sen , said, “It’s incredibly heartening to see Accused finding audiences across the world. Stories that explore complex emotions and uncomfortable truths don’t always have easy answers, so it means a lot that viewers are engaging with the film so deeply. I’m grateful to Netflix for giving this story a global platform, and to audiences everywhere for embracing it with such openness.”
Pratibha Rannta, playing Dr Meera , added, “The love Accused has received from audiences across countries is truly overwhelming. Being part of a story that sparks conversations about trust, perception and relationships has been very special for me. I’m thankful to Netflix for bringing this film to viewers around the world and to everyone around the globe who supported and trusted our vision.”
Director
Anubhuti Kashyap shared, “As filmmakers, we hope our stories travel beyond boundaries and connect with people in meaningful ways. Seeing Accused resonate with audiences globally and trend on Netflix’s Top 10 is deeply encouraging. I’m grateful to Netflix for championing the film and to audiences everywhere for watching it with such curiosity and generosity.”
Exploring themes of trust, perception and the fragile dynamics of relationships,
_Accused_ has sparked conversations among audiences globally. Anchored by powerful performances and Anubhuti Kashyap’s sharp storytelling, the film continues to resonate across borders as viewers engage with its layered, emotionally charged world.
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