The Archies: Suhana Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Agastya Nanda and gang perform on Va Va Voom at Delhi University; watch

The Archies cast Suhana Khan, Khushi Kapoor, Agastya Nanda, Yuvraj Menda, Vedang Raina, Dot and Mihir Ahuja, recently visited Delhi University to promote the film. The gang visited Shri Ram College of Commerce and Miranda House and performed Va Va Voom song from the film. They were dressed in their characters as they danced amid a lot of fanfare and applause.

As the video surfaced on the internet, it triggered a discussion among netizens who reacted differently to it. A Reddit user wrote, “Free ke performance college main karoge to sab aa jate hai. Inko bolo theater main ane ke liye and not one ticket sold” The second user said, “I think it will be a good movie. Zoya Ahktar's strength is not the stars, not the story but the dialogues and drama she creates.” “Whether you believe it or not, all the "acceptance" Suhana is getting is purely SRK related. People love SRK , so they will love anything associated with him, especially his DNA, reacted another user.

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Earlier, the makers have dropped the trailer that gave a sneak peek into the life of seven teenagers in the fictitious town, Riverdale. Suhana plays the role of Veronica Lodge, a teenager who has just moved back from the UK. She is best friends with Betty Cooper, played by Khushi, and Archie Andrews, essayed by Agastya. Things turn upside down when Veronica’s father decides to bring in malls and development to Riverdale. The redevelopment plans begin to sabotage Veronica’s friendships in the hill station town, eventually she decides to side with her friends and find a way to stop her father.

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Directed by Zoya Akhtar, The Archies is an Indian adaptation of the iconic American comic series of the same name. Set in the 1960's India, the film offers a fresh take on an oft-told tale. Backed by Zoya Akhtar, Reema Kagti, Jon Goldwater, Sharad Devarajan, the film is set to stream on Netflix on December 7, 2023.