Meet Bae’s tribe: The Call Me Bae trailer drops tomorrow

Call me Bae

Prime Video’s highly anticipated original series Call Me Bae is almost here, and the excitement is palpable. Starring Ananya Panday as Bella “Bae” Chowdhary, the series marks the actor’s debut in a long-format streaming show.

The story follows Bae as she navigates life after being downsized from a wealthy heiress to a street-smart hustler, discovering that her true assets are not her diamonds but her wit and style.

As the trailer drops tomorrow, August 20, it’s time to meet the key players in Bae’s life—her friends, mentors, and love interests—who bring comfort, chicness, and a little bit of chaos to her journey.

Saira and Tamarrah: Bae’s Ride-or-Die Behens

Saira, portrayed by Muskkaan Jaferi, is Bae's first friend in her new, unfamiliar world. Confident and lively, Saira helps Bae adjust to the challenges of the big city. Niharika Lyra Dutt plays Tamarrah, a workaholic and perfectionist journalist who becomes Bae’s close friend at her first real job. Together, these two become Bae’s pillars of strength as she navigates her new life.

Prince: The Trainer Turned Techie

Varun Sood steps into the role of Prince, Bae's former fitness trainer. Beneath his tough exterior lies a tech-savvy, sweet-natured guy who is always ready to lend Bae a hand. His character adds a blend of strength and support to Bae's tribe.

Neel: Mentor and More?

Gurfateh Pirzada plays Neel, a senior journalist who takes Bae under his wing. Sincere and a bit anxious, Neel helps Bae discover her potential, becoming a mentor and possibly something more.

Agastya Chowdhary: Bae’s Bae

Vihaan Samat portrays Agastya Chowdhary, the billionaire heartthrob from the Chowdhary family. Once the ideal son-in-law, Agastya’s life takes a turn when he falls for Bae, leading to the ultimate question—will they get their happily ever after?

Satyajit Sen: The Boss

Vir Das plays Satyajit Sen, Bae’s pompous and traditional boss. As one of the country’s top news anchors, Satyajit finds himself frequently clashing with Bae as she challenges his beliefs and authority.

Catch all the drama, glamour, and hustle as the Call Me Bae trailer drops tomorrow, August 20. This Dharmatic Entertainment production, directed by Collin D’Cunha and written by Ishita Moitra, Samina Motlekar, and Rohit Nair, will premiere on September 6 on Prime Video, streaming in over 240 countries and territories.