Nethani (Net)

Grudet's character was a tremendously poor performance. The lead actress appeared desperate to play the role, which didnt seem natural throughout the entire movie. The connection between her and her story was a total disconnect.

Lead actress is miserable at acting (I cannot comprehend how she is one of the highest paid actress in Turkey). I almost gave up watching the series... lead actress fails to connect with the audience; looks clueless and confused most of times instead of reflecting the sense of calmth her character tries so hard to portray in the storyline. Pretty face doesnt justify poor acting. Everyone else acted well, especially her younger sister. Production also tried too hard to make all the ladies half naked the whole time with their wardrobe selection, it was an unnecessary statement.

The real villain or antagonist in this series is Doron. Setting the motion of trouble in every episode and causing deaths among team members, his character miserably fails to cover up his stupid heroic acts. He fails to heed to instructions, often impulsive, acts out of emotions, and when runs out of solutions, gets into arguments easily. I believe the series gives a perfect glimpse of how "narcissism" looks like through the character of Doron. The real Fauda (chaos) is in his head. Yet, there's certainly something about him getting in the way of norms, interrupting plans, and doing the unpredictable without much thinking that teach us about the survival instincts of a human being. It looks like the best way to overcome fear is to follow the fear. Nevertheless, the series shows the trauma defense officers go through, the pain, abnormality, and sacrifice that comes along. On the Palestinian side (which I truly enjoy), you get to see the paradox of life and death, love and hate, sustenance and the temporary. It's all conflicting until you begin to attest to the emotions behind, which makes it all worth watching. All in all, Fauda is definitely a "chaos" binge-worthy.