Viewers have also pointed out that her dual role in ‘Do Patti’ shows the vast range of her talent, a significant progression in her acting career. One fan praised, “@kritisanon she has truly outdone herself, the way she has evolved as an actor, I couldn’t be prouder.”

Kriti Sanon has proven her star power once again, as her latest release, Do Patti, skyrockets to the top spot on Netflix within just two days of its debut. Released on October 25th, the film has captivated audiences with its thrilling narrative and Sanon's standout performance in a challenging double role.

The mystery thriller film, which also marks Kriti's production debut, is their second collaboration after Dilwale in 2015

Kriti Sanon could not stop gushing over her Do Patti co-star Kajol! In an interview with PTI, the Crew actress uttered words of praise for the Dilwale star, “I was excited that finally, I will get to do some meaty scenes with her which

Do Patti, featuring Kriti Sanon and Kajol, is set to release on Netflix this October 25th, offering an intense thriller experience. The film, directed by Shashanka Chaturvedi, promises a gripping narrative with standout performances.

Do Patti received mixed reviews with many praising strong portrayals by Kajol, Kriti Sanon, and Shaheer Sheikh. Some on social media have flagged the film for ‘weak writing and direction’.

Shashanka Chaturvedi directed mystery thriller starring Kriti Sanon, Kajol and Shaheer Sheikh takes a fresh look at domestic abuse and how as a society we address the elephant in the room.

Do Patti, starring Kajol, Kriti Sanon and Shaheer Sheikh in the lead, was released on Netflix on October 25. The film deals with an important subject and maintains its sensitivity, but falls victim to its exaggerated performances.

Do Patti tells the story of twin sisters, of whom, one is a victim of domestic violence… till the time she decides to ‘act’ up! What is common to films like Alia Bhatt starrer Darlings, Taapsee Pannu’s Thappad,

Plot: Saumya and Shailee (the grown-up characters are essayed by Kriti Sanon) are identical twins, who are orphaned at an early age. They are looked after by their caretaker whom they fondly call Maa ji.