Mumbai Popular content creator Ashish Chanchlani is poised to make a comeback with his first online series, “Ekaki,” after the controversy surrounding “India’s Got Latent.”
Touted as a supernatural thriller that promises to bring a distinctive combination of horror and humor, “Ekaki” marks Ashish’s directorial debut.
The content producer unveiled an interesting poster from the program, which showed Ashish holding a light in the middle of darkness while surrounded by unsettling hands, to increase the anticipation for his upcoming project. A captivating story that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats is hinted at in the poster.
Ashish is poised to solidify his development with his directorial debut, which he is producing himself. With its unique approach, “Ekaki” intends to highlight Ashish’s diverse skill set as a director, actor, writer, and producer via his ACV Studios.
Akash Dodeja, Harsh Rane, Sidhanth Sarfare, Shashank Shekar, Rohit Sadhwani, and Grishim Nawani are among the gifted actors who will bring the gripping story to life in “Ekaki.”
With its scheduled debut on the ACV Studios YouTube channel, “Ekaki” is sure to be a thrilling foray into long-format narrative.
Ashish already expressed his opinions on the conflict between short-format and long-format content.
The YouTuber emphasized that, like him, he began making short-form material before branching out into long-format.
He informed IANS “To begin with, there is no conflict between makers of long-format and short-format media. That being said, I believe that long-format content’s power will endure. Like you, I began as a short-format maker before reels were even a thing. In the end, we investigated and expanded into the realm of long-format material.
“Yeah, I agree that the attention span is decreasing, but then the audiences adjust themselves according to the content,” he said when discussing the audience’s declining attention span. They allocate their attention span in accordance with the duration of the material since they are aware that it is a reel, but they approach a movie in a theater with the attitude that they are devoting two hours of their life to it.”
