New Show Alert: Meet The Tribe Cast, Introduced By Karan Johar
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The Tribe has been directed by Omkar Potdar
Drop whatever you are doing and head straight to Karan Johar's Instagram timeline. The filmmaker has shared a post dedicated to The Tribe — an upcoming Prime Video series backed by Karan Johar's Dharmatic Entertainment Pvt Ltd. In the picture shared by KJo, we can spot the leading cast — Alanna Panday, Alaviaa Jaaferi, Srushti Porey, Alfia Jafry, Aryaana Gandhi, and Hardik Zaveri (more on this later). Phew. Sharing the big news, Karan Johar wrote, “Young, unafraid and chasing an epic dream, The Tribe are a group of Indian influencers who have been set up to crack global fame in...Los Angeles! Are they ambitious or asking for trouble?”
Replying to the update, content creator Sufi Motiwala wrote, “How I would've loved to be on this just wilding.” Alanna Panday's mother, Deanne Panday, dropped heart-eye emojis in the comments.Take a look at Karan Johar's post below:
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