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City of Dreams

TV-MA2019–3 seasonsNagesh Kukunoor
IMDb 7.7

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An assassination attempt on Mumbai's most powerful politician triggers a dirty game of power and politics in the Gaikwad family. With his son and daughter racing to the throne, lines between moral and immoral blur and a lot is at stake

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What is City of Dreams (2019) about?

An assassination attempt on Mumbai's most powerful politician triggers a dirty game of power and politics in the Gaikwad family. With his son and daughter racing to the throne, lines between moral and immoral blur and a lot is at stake

Who stars in City of Dreams?

City of Dreams stars Priya Bapat (Poornima Gaikwad), Sachin Pilgaonkar (Jagdish Gurav), Atul Kulkarni (Ameya Gaikwad), Eijaz Khan (Wasim Khan), Sushant Singh (Jagan Hejamadi). The series was created by Nagesh Kukunoor.

How many seasons does City of Dreams have?

City of Dreams has 3 seasons. There are 29 episodes in total.

Is City of Dreams worth watching?

City of Dreams holds an IMDb rating of 7.7/10. Fans of Drama, Crime, Mystery are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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