Ali Fazal and Sonali Bendre's latest OTT show Raakh is currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video. Ever since its release, the series has reignited conversations about a chilling crime that left a lasting impact on families across India. Set in the late 1970s, the show revisits the infamous Ranga-Billa case, a tragedy that shocked the nation and changed the way many parents thought about child safety.Recently, Sonali Bendre, who has been receiving praise for her performance in the series, talked about the real-life impact of the case. The actress shared how the incident influenced an entire generation of parents and children, creating a sense of caution that was not as common before the crime took place.Ranga-Billa case that changed how parents raised their childrenThe Ranga-Billa case remains one of the most widely discussed crimes in India's history. The incident involved the abduction and murder of two siblings in Delhi, led to nationwide outrage. Long before social media, smartphones and round-the-clock news channels, the case dominated public attention and raised serious concerns about children's safety.According to Sonali Bendre, the tragedy left a deep impression on families. She recalled that a sense of fear became part of everyday life for many children growing up during that period. Parents became far more protective and began setting stricter boundaries than before.The actress told NDTV, "We were told not to talk to them, not to interact with them. This was not the situation earlier. Life was not like that, society was not like that, but it did change the way you looked at strangers."You Might Also Like:Another rule that became common was refusing lifts or rides from unknown people, regardless of how trustworthy they appeared.Sonali Bendre noted that such warnings were not a regular part of childhood before the case captured national attention. Recalling the atmosphere of the time, she shared that children were repeatedly instructed not to engage with strangers or trust them easily.The actress explained that life and society felt different before the incident. However, after the crime, many families began viewing strangers with greater caution. According to her, the case fundamentally changed the way people thought about safety and personal interactions.How Raakh revisits that eraNearly five decades after the crime shocked India, Raakh takes viewers back to a time when fear and uncertainty gripped Delhi. The series is set in the late 1970s and follows Sub-Inspector Jayprakash, played by Ali Fazal, as he investigates a disturbing case that becomes increasingly complex with every clue.As the investigation unfolds, the show explores not only the crime itself but also its emotional impact on families and the wider community. The story focuses on the atmosphere of anxiety that surrounded the city and the challenges faced by those trying to uncover the truth.Released on June 12, 2026, Raakh features an ensemble cast led by Ali Fazal and Sonali Bendre. Bendre plays Mona Arora, while Aamir Bashir appears as Lt Col Ashok Arora.The series also stars Rakesh Bedi, Akash Makhija, Ramandeep Yadav, Divya Sharma, Vivaan Sharma, Anshul Chauhan and Dibyendu Bhattacharya in key roles.Raakh is directed and executive produced by Prosit Roy. The series has been created, written and co-directed by Anusha Nandakumar and Sandeep Saket, while Ayush Trivedi has written the dialogues. Stay tuned!