Amber Girls School” is a compelling teen drama series set in an all-girls institution, exploring themes of identity, rebellion, and friendship in the backdrop of traditional Indian culture. Scheduled to stream on Amazon miniTV from May 1.
Garima Pura Patiyaalvi, co-writer of the Oscar-winning film “The Elephant Whisperers,” presents her next project, a captivating teen drama series titled “Amber Girls School,” set to stream on Amazon’s ad-supported platform miniTV in India.
The series revolves around an all-girls institution deeply rooted in traditional Indian culture, where young women are conditioned according to societal norms. At the heart of the story is Ojaswini, a 15-year-old student recognized for her academic prowess and leadership potential. As she aspires to become the vice head girl, Ojaswini’s journey takes a tumultuous turn when her desire for individuality and freedom clashes with the school’s strict regulations, leading to a poignant exploration of teenage rebellion and self-discovery.
Directed by Rajlaxmi Ratan Seth (“The Great Indian Dysfunctional Family“) and produced by Reliance Entertainment Studios, “Amber Girls School” promises to offer a compelling narrative that delves into the complexities of identity, friendship, and adolescent struggles.
The talented ensemble cast includes Celesti Bairagey (“Udti Ka Naam Rajjo”) portraying the protagonist Ojaswini, along with Kajol Chugh (“Girls Will Be Girls”), Adrija Sinha (“The Railway Men”), Ishika Gagneja (“Physics Wallah”), Harsh Khurana (“Crimes Aaj Kal”), and Shruti Panwar (“Indian Police Force”).
Amogh Dusad, head of content at Amazon miniTV, expressed enthusiasm for the series, emphasizing its ability to capture the essence of teenage life and resonate with viewers through its compelling narrative.
Producer Sweta Agnihotri from Reliance Entertainment highlighted the universal themes of adolescence portrayed in the series, expressing confidence in its ability to leave a lasting impact on audiences.
Bairagey, reflecting on her experience working on the series, described “Amber Girls School” as a powerful exploration of the teenage experience, expressing excitement for viewers to embark on Ojaswini’s journey of independence and self-discovery alongside the talented cast and crew.
“Amber Girls School” is scheduled to stream on Amazon miniTV from May 1, offering audiences an adventurous yet relatable ride through the challenges and triumphs of teenage life.
