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The Game Trailer: Shraddha Srinath's Thriller Explores Digital Worlds, Bullying and Betrayal

By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: September 25, 2025 18:29 IST

Games are supposed to be played for fun. But what happens when every choice you make suddenly has real-life ...

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Games are supposed to be played for fun. But what happens when every choice you make suddenly has real-life consequences and nothing is no longer what it seems? The newly unveiled trailer for Tamil series The Game: You Never Play Alone teases just how high the stakes can get when the virtual world collides with real life. Premiering on October 2 on Netflix, the series promises a chilling descent into masks, secrets, and an unsettling reality. Produced by Applause Entertainment, this Tamil thriller is directed by Rajesh M. Selva, written by Deepthi Govindarajan, and co-written by Selva and Karthik Bala. As technology spirals out of control, the series blends the intrigue of a thriller with the intensity of family conflict, the fragility of relationships, and the unsettling question of who (or what) can be trusted when the line between the real and virtual worlds begins to collapse.

The series stars Shraddha Srinath in the lead, alongside Santhosh Prathap, Chandini, Syama Harini, Bala Hasan, Subash Selvam, Viviya Santh, Dheeraj, and Hema. Director Rajesh M. Selva says of the series, “With The Game, I wanted to explore the fragile line between the worlds we build and the lives we live. It’s a mix of genres, a high-stakes thriller layered with family drama and the complexities of relationships. In today’s hyper-connected age, nothing remains just virtual. What happens on a screen can bleed into reality, with consequences we cannot control. Beneath every mask lies a truth, and in confronting those truths, the story finds its power. Bringing this vision to life as my first Tamil original with Netflix has been an immensely rewarding experience.”

Shraddha Srinath added, “Stepping into the role of an independent woman who is also a gaming developer was both thrilling and daunting. Entering a thriller zone where the very world my character created turns against her and becomes a haunting reality she cannot escape, felt challenging. Working with Rajesh, who brings so much intensity and depth to every frame, made the journey unforgettable. And with Netflix, we wanted to reach a worldwide audience who would connect to this story — its urgency, its fear, and its humanity. The trailer captures that constant tension: what’s real, and is there ever a way out?” In the game, every click is a choice, every mask hides a truth, and every truth can change the game. The question isn’t whether you can win — it’s whether you can survive the world you created. The Game: You Never Play Alone premieres October 2, only on Netflix.

 

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