Tarun Bharti

Okay, it's engaging, it's different, it will keep you seated till the end. You would wish to see more and more of Sushmita😍😍. Nothing like nudity and no over usage of abusive language but with few intimate scenes. A rich(rahees) family and friends drama rolls around the illegal business activities and involvement of Police & Mafia over money and killing. No more spoilers😄😄. Just worth watching. Episodes could have been cut short by 4-5 mins, but that can be handled. So 4.5/5. And a big praise to the director, writer, screenplay and all the actors.

So much better than the recent horror movies. Netflix originals always comes up with some intriguing and engaging material. A fictional zombie thing combined with black magic and that too getting controlled with Indian rituals like bhaboot was quite strange. It also reflected a harsh reality of forces where a commandant misusing the powers vested in her for sake of money and power while on other hand a soldier, being patriotic but helpless has to follow unnecessary orders. Some plots were quite flat, but if you have 3 hours of screen time (including end credits), then you' ll have to give credits to direction, cinematography and the acting ofcourse. The last episode could have been better and now it's a habit of series makers to make you wait for the second season. Hope to see a better season 2, don't know how they would be able to connect it with the present storyline, because Indian web series generally are not able to cope up in the second season and so on.

Paatal Lok has so much to offer, twists and plots have been connected really well and the best thing is it can be connected to the real lives of today's world. Not here to reveal what it has, but definitely worth watching. I've always been a fan of Neeraj Kabi, Jaideep Ahlawat and other supporting actors just did the phenomenal. The art of presenting the past in the beginning of episode and then letting us into the present (as we have seen in Asur) will make you curious to know and keep you seated. Hats off to the directors, cinematographers and all the related cast.

Damn it! It released almost 6 years back and I watched it today. Time to appreciate some really really really good Bollywood work. It made me cry after so long. Hats off to the makers and the cast. And specially the song tera aks hai by Sunidhi ma'am. It touches you all the way and narrates the story of life. You don't have to make efforts to connect to the movie, you just simply get involved. Pure brilliance.

Were the facts actually being twisted and turned by the second team of CDI (in the movie) like it was shown that the second team was just there to make the parents proved guilty, in order to show that their work was different from the first team. And hiding facts and evidence collected by the first team just for the sake of getting promotions and that too lead by a senior official. These things actually let you lose faith in the whole judicial system. As the case was unsolved, now only God knows the truth.