7.4Kesha Must Die · 2023
Kesha Must Die (2023) is a Drama / Comedy series directed by Konstantin Bogomolov, starring Konstantin Bogomolov, Yuliya Aleksandrova, Aleksandra Rebenok.
DramaComedy
7.4Overview
Innokenty Melnikov, or simply Kesha, is a successful architect and a charismatic man, he has already had two marriages behind his back. Despite divorces from Lena and Julia, he remains the main man in their lives even with the presence of a third wife, Varya. Kesha manages not only to be a source of financial well-being for each of them and the center of family gatherings, but also to have a sexual relationship with three women at once. But the symbiosis convenient for everyone begins to collapse after Kesha gets a new lover, Alla, and decides to divorce Varya. Offended by the betrayal, Lena, Varya and Julia either jokingly or seriously decide to get rid of Kesha.
Cast
Konstantin Bogomolov, Yuliya Aleksandrova, Aleksandra Rebenok, Yuliya Snigir, Vasilisa Perelygina, Igor Vernik, Olga Lapshina, Aleksey Onezhen
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What is "Kesha Must Die" about?
Innokenty Melnikov, or simply Kesha, is a successful architect and a charismatic man, he has already had two marriages behind his back. Despite divorces from Lena and Julia, he remains the main man in their lives even with the presence of a third wife, Varya. Kesha manages not only to be a source of financial well-being for each of them and the center of family gatherings, but also to have a sexual relationship with three women at once. But the symbiosis convenient for everyone begins to collapse after Kesha gets a new lover, Alla, and decides to divorce Varya. Offended by the betrayal, Lena, Varya and Julia either jokingly or seriously decide to get rid of Kesha.
When was "Kesha Must Die" released?
Kesha Must Die was released in 2023.
Who stars in "Kesha Must Die"?
The cast includes Konstantin Bogomolov, Yuliya Aleksandrova, Aleksandra Rebenok, Yuliya Snigir.
