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Netflix Tudum 2023: Inside photos from the grand convention in Brazil
Updated On: 17 June, 2023 12:02 PM IST | Athulya Nambiar
The stage is set for the Netflix Tudum 2023 event being hosted in Brazil. New posters, teasers and trailers from upcoming titles of Netflix originals will be shared on June 17 at a grand event which will be live-streamed for viewers across the globe. Ahead of the event, we take you through the venue in Brazil (All Photos/Netflix)
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The stage is set for the Netflix Tudum 2023 event being hosted in Brazil. New posters, teasers and trailers from upcoming titles of Netflix originals will be shared on June 17 at a grand event which will be live-streamed for viewers across the globe. Ahead of the event, we take you through the venue in Brazil (All Photos/Netflix)
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The Stranger Things arenas. Details of the upcoming season of the popular Netflix show will be unveiled at the Tudum event
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A glimpse into the Korea town at the convention. Netflix has some of the best and popular K-drama titles on their platform
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Arnold Schwarzenegger-starrer Fubar` narrates the story of a CIA operative on the verge of retirement who discovers a family secret and is forced to go back into the field for one last job
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Squid Games created a sensation after its release. Will fans get a glimpse of the new season? Let`s wait and watch
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Featuring over 2000 square meters of activities, games, live music, and more, the convention will also give attendees the chance to see their favourite stars up close
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From India, Alia Bhatt will be present at the event for the launch of the trailer of her debut Hollywood film `Heart of Stone` with Gal Gadot
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Zoya Akhtar`s `The Archies` gang will also be unveiling details of their musical. Suhana Khan, Khushi Kapoor, and Agastya Nanda will be making their debut with this film
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