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It's been a fantastic week for content, with the back-to-back premieres of Burn The House Down, the second season of The Summer I Turned Pretty, and Netflix's Kohrra. This proves that quality still matters worldwide. In that regard, we applaud Barun Sobti for being the man he is and for the choices he continues to make. When he starred in a Hindi TV series a decade ago, both he and the show became a global phenomenon whose relevance has endured to this day.  Sobti hasn't disappointed us with his choices, whether it's the lighthearted Tu Hi Mera Sunday, a thriller like Asur, or finally, a complex story like Kohrra. We bet Barun Sobti never realized he'd become a hook. We'll watch anything with his face on it, and it's a bonus when the content is good. This also departs from the types of roles he usually plays, as Garundi is a bit more impulsive and less inclined to speak English, allowing him to pronounce his words clearly instead of muffled. This small nuanc...