Reason why Netflix cancels Ahad Raza’s ‘Resident Evil’ after one season

Ahad Raza Mir is in great shape because all of his productions are very successful in Pakistan and because Netflix’s Resident Evil marked his acting debut in Hollywood.

After appearing in Yakeen Ka Safar as Dr. Asfandyar, Ahad developed a devoted fan base in Pakistan.

According to Deadline, Netflix has canceled Resident Evil after its first season since it did not perform exceptionally well in its Top 10. Ahad Raza Mir from Pakistan made his Netflix debut with the program. The zombie game series’ OTT rendition featured the heartthrob as Arjun Batra (Arj).

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In a previous interview with Khaleej Times, Mir spoke about his experience working in the Netflix original. The actor had shared “When you’re working on TV, there are things you can’t do. But the nice thing about OTT is that it gives you this avenue to explore anything. And that’s quite liberating for an actor. But the best part about OTT is that it’s global.”

The Dhoop Ki Deewar star added, “You can watch it from anywhere. That’s why platforms like Netflix are really valuable for everybody. As an actor, it’s exciting for people to see your work but I think it’s also great for the audience to engage with each other from different parts of the world, viewing the same content.”

The actor, who admits to having played every Resident Evil game and watched every Resident Evil film, says his character is more of a pivotal figure during the emotional scenes, “I really have a great understanding of the lore and the story that Resident Evil presents. But what’s really interesting about this show is that it’s taking that lore and turning it on its head, giving it a brand-new presentation,” the Ehd-e-Wafa actor added.