Vikranth Madhavamurthy

Very absorbing, predictable at times, and definitely in the league of Sacred Games. Hathoda Tyagi could have been given more screen time though and a little more character development to better explain his actions. A bit about the almost the same number of 1 ratings you can see as there are 5: yes, it appears a little biased, but quite possible and plausible. It's how politics happen, and how the media narratives are shaped - from nothing. Anything can be twisted and turned. Once people are willing to step off the high horse, they'll see and enjoy the story for what it is. As they say, you can't please everyone.