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Netflix has announced that its new series "Decoupled!", starring R Madhavan and Surveen Chawla will premiere on the streamer on December 17.
In the comedy set in Gurgaon,&nbsp;Madhavan plays an outspoken pulp fiction writer Arya, while Surveen stars as his corporate-CEO wife Shruti.
Madhavan &amp; Surveen&nbsp;are wrestling with the question of whether they should split up or not, but ending a marriage is easier said than done.
The show chronicles the hilarious story a modern couple trying to work through the nuances of a marriage while trying to keep their sanity intact.
Madhavan says, his character suffers with "a rather uncompromised sense of objectivity and clarity", which is hilarious especially when pitted against his calm and composed wife Shruti, played by Surveen.
Surveen Chawla returns to Netflix with 'Decoupled' after playing the fan-favourite Jojo in 'Sacred Games' alongside Nawazuddin Siddiqui.
The show has been created by Manu Joseph and directed by Hardik Mehta.

R Madhavan, Surveen Chawla star in Netflix's comedy series 'Decoupled!'

Ending a marriage is easier said than done. Madhavan and Surveen Chawla play a couple in upcoming Netflix show 'Decoupled' where they try to decide whether to split or not!

SUPER: Netflix&nbsp;announces new show 'Decoupled' with Madhavan
SUPER: 'Decoupled' premieres on Netflix on December 17 this year
Netflix has announced that its new series "Decoupled!", starring R Madhavan and Surveen Chawla will premiere on the platform on December 17.
SUPER: Madhavan&nbsp;&amp; Surveen&nbsp;Chawla&nbsp;play a couple in the comedy
In the comedy set in Gurgaon,&nbsp;Madhavan plays an outspoken pulp fiction writer Arya, while Surveen stars as his corporate-CEO wife Shruti.
SUPER: Husband-wife are trying to decide if they should split or not
Madhavan &amp; Surveen&nbsp;are wrestling with the question of whether they should split up or not, but ending a marriage is easier said than done.
SUPER: They navigate a modern marriage while trying to keep their sanity
The show chronicles the hilarious story a modern couple trying to work through the nuances of a marriage while trying to keep their sanity intact.

Ending a marriage is easier said than done. Madhavan and Surveen Chawla play a couple in upcoming Netflix show 'Decoupled' where they try to decide whether to split or not!

Netflix has announced that its new series "Decoupled!", starring R Madhavan and Surveen Chawla will premiere on the streamer on December 17.
In the comedy set in Gurgaon,&nbsp;Madhavan plays an outspoken pulp fiction writer Arya, while Surveen stars as his corporate-CEO wife Shruti.
Madhavan &amp; Surveen&nbsp;are wrestling with the question of whether they should split up or not, but ending a marriage is easier said than done.
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The show chronicles the hilarious story a modern couple trying to work through the nuances of a marriage while trying to keep their sanity intact.
Madhavan says, his character suffers with "a rather uncompromised sense of objectivity and clarity", which is hilarious especially when pitted against his calm and composed wife Shruti, played by Surveen.
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Surveen Chawla returns to Netflix with 'Decoupled' after playing the fan-favourite Jojo in 'Sacred Games' alongside Nawazuddin Siddiqui.
The show has been created by Manu Joseph and directed by Hardik Mehta.

Bollywood is infamous for its &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo; and the fact that it exists is no secret either.
&lsquo;Casting couch&rsquo; essentially refers to the practice in the film fraternity, Bollywood or Hollywood, where it is understood as, if an aspiring actor wants a particular role in a film, they are asked to perform sexual favours in exchange for it.
Several online movements like #TimeIsUp and #MeToo movements shed light on how deep the rot in the industry is. They were, to a large extent also successful in getting women across industries to call out their perpetrators.
Here are some of the big actors in the Indian film fraternity who spoke about their experiences of the &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo;
Neena GuptaActor Neena Gupta who recently released her autobiography titled 'Sach Kahu Toh' revealed that even though she never faced any casting couch experience in Bollywood, but&nbsp;once a 'big-shot' producer from the South Indian film industry had asked her to 'spend the night' with him to exchange for a role.
Kangana RanautIn 2020, in an interview with Times Now, Kangana Ranaut said, she won't generalize that every actor faces the &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo;, but added it has happened with almost every woman she has met. Kangana said whether they are A-list, B-list, or the biggest superstars, the expectation from a girl has always been to behave like a wife on sets.&nbsp;
Radhika ApteTalking about Bollywood's dark secret, actress Radhika Apte said,&nbsp; she once got a call and someone told her that 'they're doing this film in Bollywood and want to have a meeting with her, but asked her if she be okay sleeping with that person?'&nbsp;Radhika added that she laughed and said no, before telling the person to go to hell.
Chitrangada SinghAdmitting that the casting couch did exist in the entertainment industry, actress Chitrangada Singh said, there are people like this everywhere. Right from her modelling days to Bollywood, she has encountered them multiple times. She added that it has happened to her as well, but also said that in Bollywood, no one can force you. Chitrangada feels, there is enough space and respect for everyone and their choices.
Tisca ChopraIn a session with Kommune India in 2016, Tisca Chopra opened up about her experience of the 'casting couch'. Tisca recalled how a filmmaker tried to take advantage of her by offering her a film. She said, he was 'sitting in a satin maroon lungi kurta' in a hotel room waiting for her, but she managed to dampen his plans by colluding with the director's wife, son and young crew members of the film.&nbsp;
Surveen ChawlaIn an interview with PinkVilla in 2019, the 'Sacred Games' star talked about the casting couch, and revealed that&nbsp;she faced the menace thrice in the south film industry.&nbsp; She also revealed a recent incident where she&nbsp;barged out of his office after a filmmaker wanted to see how her cleavage looks, and the other one wanted to see how her thighs looked.&nbsp;

Bolllywood's infamous casting couch: These strong women spoke out about their experiences

Does Bolllywood's infamous casting couch actually exist?&nbsp;These strong women spoke out about their experiences
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Several women actors have spoken out about their horrific experiences

Bollywood is infamous for its &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo; and the fact that it exists is no secret either.
&lsquo;Casting couch&rsquo; essentially refers to the practice in the film fraternity, Bollywood or Hollywood, where it is understood as, if an aspiring actor wants a particular role in a film, they are asked to perform sexual favours in exchange for it.
Several online movements like #TimeIsUp and #MeToo movements shed light on how deep the rot in the industry is. They were, to a large extent also successful in getting women across industries to call out their perpetrators.
Here are some of the big actors in the Indian film fraternity who spoke about their experiences of the &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo;
 Neena Gupta Actor Neena Gupta who recently released her autobiography titled 'Sach Kahu Toh' revealed that even though she never faced any casting couch experience in Bollywood, but&nbsp;once a 'big-shot' producer from the South Indian film industry had asked her to 'spend the night' with him to exchange for a role.
 Kangana Ranaut In 2020, in an interview with Times Now, Kangana Ranaut said, she won't generalize that every actor faces the &lsquo;casting couch&rsquo;, but added it has happened with almost every woman she has met. Kangana said whether they are A-list, B-list, or the biggest superstars, the expectation from a girl has always been to behave like a wife on sets.&nbsp;
Radhika Apte Talking about Bollywood's dark secret, actress Radhika Apte said,&nbsp; she once got a call and someone told her that 'they're doing this film in Bollywood and want to have a meeting with her, but asked her if she be okay sleeping with that person?'&nbsp;Radhika added that she laughed and said no, before telling the person to go to hell.
Chitrangada Singh Admitting that the casting couch did exist in the entertainment industry, actress Chitrangada Singh said, there are people like this everywhere. Right from her modelling days to Bollywood, she has encountered them multiple times. She added that it has happened to her as well, but also said that in Bollywood, no one can force you. Chitrangada feels, there is enough space and respect for everyone and their choices.
Tisca Chopra In a session with Kommune India in 2016, Tisca Chopra opened up about her experience of the 'casting couch'. Tisca recalled how a filmmaker tried to take advantage of her by offering her a film. She said, he was 'sitting in a satin maroon lungi kurta' in a hotel room waiting for her, but she managed to dampen his plans by colluding with the director's wife, son and young crew members of the film.&nbsp;
Surveen Chawla In an interview with PinkVilla in 2019, the 'Sacred Games' star talked about the casting couch, and revealed that&nbsp;she faced the menace thrice in the south film industry.&nbsp; She also revealed a recent incident where she&nbsp;barged out of his office after a filmmaker wanted to see how her cleavage looks, and the other one wanted to see how her thighs looked.&nbsp;

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