Nirav Gosar

Absolutely speechless. Brutal, transpiring, as real as it can get. I truly believe cinema is powerful and the best example is Capernaum. Acting, direction, screenplay, ominous tone - everything about this movie really is artistic. World cinema as it's best!!

Absolute trash! Well, logically speaking. Seriously, people liking these kind of movies have no class

Powerful. Gripping. Heartbreaking.

The series is highly engrossing and entertaining. But I do hate the central character Klaus - he's delusional, manipulate and downright irritating. Overall, the screenplay, direction and technical aspects are refined and other characters play the role to the part. Had the lead character been any good, this would've been 5 on 5 for me.

I'd have rather preferred the ending where the girl settles down with the killer/slasher as apparently he's the only one who genuinely cared for her She could've convinced the killer to leave the two bullies alone (alive) and head off to live a moral life. That would've been so satisfying (for me, personally)!

Absolutely disgusting show. And believe me, I have an open mind. But here, this isn't classy. Looks like some vulgar porn series. No wonder this is from Balaji telefilms. Reviewers who've given this 3 and 4 stars are no less than perverts. Skip this one, no brainer.

If instead of 10, there'd be 5 episodes to the series. If only!

Loved the series! There's this one character that I absolutely hated - butcher. He literally butchered the series for me. As for the super heroes (or super villains that they're) i really don't mind them. They're cool

The film itself is a synopsis of life and things larger than life. The protagonist, or the character which is portrayed by Fraser gets darker and deeper and there's absolutely no ray of sunshine for him but ironically is brought to life by the latter. The understanding is not in the fact to redeem oneself or magically decide to live when the inner self is determined to extinguish but to live within the closed chambers of other hearts, who once hated him for what he did. This isn't redemption in some way? If not, i don't know what is. The movie isn't a classic with happy ending but i can not imagine any other way than how it did.

Two stars only because it is partially entertaining. The concept is alright, much of the theme though does not make sense. The characters - all of them - are highly annoying and superficial.