Sony’s streaming platform SonyLIV has found success with “Freedom at Midnight,” its adaptation of Larry Collins and Dominique Lapierre’s 1975 non-fiction book about India’s independence, with plans for a second season already in motion.
The seven-episode first season ends on a cliffhanger, with showrunner Nikkhil Advani confirming that Season 2 will tackle the refugee crisis that followed India’s partition. “Twenty to thirty million people are going to be uprooted from their homes,” Advani tells Variety. “What Gandhi had predicted was going to happen. Everybody felt that partition was going to be the answer to quell the violence
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