Never Have I Ever breakout star Maitreyi Ramakrishnan has booked her first film role with The Netherfield Girls, a romantic comedy set up at Netflix. The project marks Ramakrishnan's second project with the streamer following the coming-of-age series Never Have I Ever. "The Netherfield Girls" is described as a "fresh and contemporary" take on "Pride and Prejudice" in the vein of teen comedies like "Easy A" and "10 Things I Hate About You". Sweet Tooth: From Doom Patrol to iZombie, 5 Obscure DC Properties That Got Screen Adaptations Before This Netflix Series.

According to Variety, Ramakrishnan will play Lizzie Bennet, the protagonist of Jane Austen's classic novel who eventually discovers the man she thinks is Mr Wrong is in fact Mr Right. Becca Gleason, known for the Joey King-starrer "Summer '03", is directing the film from an original script she wrote. From Castlevania to The Witcher, 7 Amazing Shows on Netflix You Need To Binge in Case You Are Down With the Glooms!

Temple Hill Entertainment is producing "The Netherfield Girls", which was sold to Netflix. A release date has not been announced. Meanwhile, Ramakrishnan is set to reprise her role of Devi in the second season of "Never Have I Ever", slated to start streaming in July.

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