Lukkhe OTT Streaming: Lakshvir Saran Calls Palak Tiwari The ‘Happy Energy’ Of Prime Video Show

The newly released Prime Video series Lukkhe is drawing attention for the on-screen bond between Lakshvir Saran and Palak Tiwari. Viewers appreciate how Lucky and Sanober share care, humour and mutual respect. Their track adds a soft, emotional layer to the crime thriller’s harsh world of rap rivalries and revenge.

Social media reactions show young adults and teens responding strongly to this dynamic. Many relate to the emotional support, warmth and understanding that grow between Lucky and Sanober. These moments of friendship and comfort appear to balance the show’s darker plotlines, making the story feel more personal for audiences.

Lukkhe crime thriller on Prime Video and the chemistry on set

Speaking about working with Palak Tiwari, Lakshvir Saran highlighted the effect of that off-screen bond on the set. Lakshvir shared, "As the series is filled with several intense emotional scenes, the whole team would often look around for Palak to light up the room with her infectious happy energy. It was truly a delight to find a co-star who is not only brilliant at what she does, but has also become a very good friend."

Lukkhe crime thriller on Prime Video and co-stars supporting each other

Palak Tiwari described a different but equally important support from Lakshvir during filming. Palak said, "Lakshvir was the calm in all the chaos. His stability and peaceful nature brought me a lot of comfort and support, especially during emotionally intense scenes. He gave me the space to explore Sanober's vulnerability while also being protective of the character and the journey we were trying to portray. I'm really glad to have found a new friend through this show."

Lukkhe is set in Chandigarh’s vibrant yet dangerous rap and crime circuit, with the narrative following power struggles and personal loyalties. The crime thriller features Raashii Khanna, King, Palak Tiwari and Lakshvir Singh Saran in key roles. Lukkhe is streaming on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories worldwide.