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Want to watch something interesting and different from the usual this week? You can dive into the mysteries of prehistoric Asia with The Last Secrets of Humankind which is available to stream on discovery+.

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Starting from today, June 24, the show is narrated by Nawazuddin Siddique in Hindi and Ashok Selvan in Tamil. 

Documentary-drama The Last Secrets of Humankind

This docu-drama offers a rare and insightful glimpse into the Asian jungle and the relationship of human ancestors with nature. The 90-minute, two-part docu-drama is set to captivate Indian audiences in multiple languages. 

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Expressing his excitement, Nawazuddin Siddique, remarked, “Narrating 'The Last Secrets of Humankind' has been a deeply enriching experience, delving into the depths of Asia's ancient origins and bringing this story to life through my narration. It was an incredible opportunity to highlight the latest scientific discoveries in Asian prehistory, still unknown to the wider public, and to unravel the extraordinary tapestry of this era, revealing secrets that redefine our understanding of human history."

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A Franco-Chinese co-production supported by UNESCO, the show highlights spectacular scientific discoveries from nearly 800,000 years ago. 

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It is directed by Jacques Malaterre, who is renowned for the acclaimed A Species Odyssey, and features the final work of esteemed paleontologist Yves Coppens.

Shot by an all-Chinese crew, this series unearths stories from East Asia based on the latest scientific discoveries with dramatised recreations.

The Last Secrets of Humankind streaming on discovery+ takes you on a captivating journey through ancient history on June 24, 2024.