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Intrigue, thrill, espionage- what makes spy dramas appealing?

Intrigue, thrill, espionage- what makes spy dramas appealing?

A spy drama has all the ingredients to draw the audience’s attention. Therefore, not just viewers but makers and OTT platforms too are investing in a range of subjects revolving around spies for digital content. Audiences relish a well-written spy thriller- be it a glamorous or a gritty, Bond or Bourne, or recent shows like Slow Horses or Tehran which dropped their second season this year. Indian…

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"Caitta (cat-ah) laue (law) sonout (son-out)?"

"Hanatine (hen-tin). Taanave (tan-ave) sanit (sun-it) taue (taw)."

"I asked him why he came here. He explained that he was scavenging and accidentally came across this place."

(Care to RP?)

Viva couldn't believe her ears. A beautiful, ghostly voice echoed from the rocky cliffsides of the wild planet the trooper was stationed on. It called to her, wordlessly begging her to follow it's haunting tune. Could this be danger, or an ally? Was it worth the risk to find out?

((Are you talking about my clone viva or no ?