Aparna Ramakrishnan

I'd give it two stars for effort. While the storyline is decent, the series struggles with stretching itself too thin across multiple dimensions. It aims to depict a modern yet dystopian life centered around a killer, incorporating elements of comedy and fiction. However, the execution feels forced, as if the director and writer were striving to be seen as artists rather than focusing on cohesive storytelling. Sometimes less is more, and cramming too many dimensions into the storyline can result in a dragging and bleak narrative. It has potential as a project but requires significant improvement to become a truly compelling series.