"Aarya" is an official remake of the popular Dutch crime-drama "Penoza". The Indian adaptation revolved around Aarya Sareen, played by Sushmita Sen, a happily married woman whose world turns upside down when her husband, pharma baron Tej Sareen (Chandrachur Singh) is shot.
Nawazuddin Siddiqui has secured an Emmy nomination in the best performance by an actor category for his Netflix movie "Serious Men". Sushmita Sen's Aarya, directed by Ram Madhvani, has made it to the final four of the best drama series category.
Emmys 2021 which celebrated the best of Television industry took place in-person after last year's virtual event due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Not just the celebs walking down the red carpet but also the list of winners list caught everyone's attention. Here's looking at the complete winners list at the Emmy Awards 2021.
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Marla Adams was the first winner of the evening, for her supporting role in 'The Young and the Restless'. 'General Hospital' won the coveted best drama series award, while 'Jeopardy!' which was hosted by late legendary host Alex Trebek, was awarded the 'best game show'. Here's the complete list of winners.
The Television Academy, home of the Emmys, unveiled the date on its official website, adding the ceremony will be also be available to stream live and on demand on Paramount Plus, the streaming platform that launches on March 4.
At the moment, Richie Mehta is basking in the glory coming his way, after scooping up the first International Emmy for India with his web series, Delhi Crime.
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Bollywood celebrities congratulated the cast and crew of the web-series Delhi Crime, which has won the Best Drama Series award at the 48th International Emmy Awards.
Writer-director Richie Mehta's seven-episode series has Shefali Shah in the central role of DCP Vartika Chaturvedi, and narrates the story of investigation in the aftermath of the heinous Delhi gang-rape of December 2012.
Netflix original 'Delhi Crime' has won the Best Drama series in International Emmy Awards 2020
Delhi Crime has been nominated in the best drama series category alongside Germany's "Charite" season two, UK's "Criminal", and second season of "El Jardin de Bronce (The Bronze Garden)" from Argentina.
Talking about the process of voting for the jury in the Covid-19 era, Shailja Kejriwal said: "The pandemic made the whole judging process online this year. The most interesting part of being on a jury like this is meeting and interacting with other members as well as talent, which unfortunately could not happen this year."
While Aniston was on a video call with Kimmel, Cox joined in. "Of course I'm here. We live together," she said. "Yeah, we've been roommates since 1994, Jimmy," Aniston added, referring to the year when the hit sitcom premiered. Aniston's Rachel Green and Cox's Monica Geller were roommates in the story for the longest time.
"I am deeply honoured and humbled by this award. This distinction has been bestowed upon me on my birthday. So, thank you for the gift," Parekh said while starting his acceptance speech, going on to thank the cast and crew of the show.
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