Web Series ‘Asur 2: Rise of the Dark Side’ Features Karachi University’s Gate as Delhi University

Karachi University’s “Silver Jubilee” gate made a comical appearance as a university in Delhi, India, renowned as one of the best universities in the world. This unexpected event has left people amazed, as the idea of a gate transferred from one country to another seems beyond human comprehension. However, when it comes to India, their intelligence surpasses expectations.

Recently, a popular Indian web series titled “Asur 2: Rise of the Dark Side” has been captivating audiences on the OTT platform. The anticipation for this web series was high, thanks to the immense popularity of its first season in 2020, which left viewers eagerly awaiting the continuation of the story in the next season.

In an intriguing scene of the sixth episode of the second season, categorized as a psychological thriller and spanning 45 minutes and three seconds, the famous “Silver Jubilee” gate of Karachi University takes center stage. However, it is surprising to note that instead of bearing the name “University of Karachi,” the gate features the inscription “National College of Engineering and Science.”

Moreover, during this episode, an aerial view of the gate shown to confirm its authenticity, and the screen displays “NSIT (National College of Engineering and Science) New Delhi.”

While many viewers of the web series remain unaware of this discrepancy and consider the gate to belong to a university in New Delhi, the Pakistani public, particularly the students of Karachi University, quickly caught onto this falsehood.

The web series has garnered praise for the outstanding performances of renowned Indian actors, including Arshad Warsi and Barun Sobti, both of whom have once again captivated a large audience with their stellar acting in the upcoming season.

The first season of “Asur” revolved around a perilous creature, with the plot centered on saving the world from its malevolence. Now, in “Asur 2,” a new Asur emerges, setting the stage for an impending battle against this newfound threat.