Tu Zakhm Hai

This pacy story highlights the life of Viraj Trehan (Gashmeer Mahajani) - a Hawala King who runs his illegal operations with an iron fist while hiding behind the facade of a real estate mogul. They say opposites attract but nobody would've imagined the fiercely independent and strong Kavya Grewal (Donal Bisht), cross paths with the prince of white crime - Viraj Trehan, changing life as they knew it. Circumstances lead Viraj to hold Kavya hostage as a special guest - caged in his dark embrace while love finds mysterious ways to bloom in this otherwise hopeless situation. But when two diametrically different worlds collide, there are consequences beyond imagination. Will Viraj be able to straighten his present and blur his past? Will Kavya work through her emotions and accept what's truly in her heart?

A humble request to Indian writers...pls stop copying from turkish Korean series...world has grown and your audience is much more aware.

It's a poor copy of a Turkish series which has also come on hotstar.

Just change of occupation..names..place. I think the audience have become more knowledgeable than the so called writers directors and producers of Bollywood. Just a suggestion, put up a contest for best story writing and you'll get much more original and best story from the audience..oh..for that you'll have to give chance to a newcomer...so sorry but We are bored watching your copies.

So basically this review is a reality check.

People who are raving about this web series need to get their brains checked. For starters, the male lead is a hawala king. Hawala is the cancer of this country which legilitamises corruption. It is killing this country. And this man is glorified. Secondly, his arrogance, sadistic behaviour, his ruthlessness ia attributed to childhood trauma. People suffer worse but they study, work hard and come up in life. Lastly the way he treats the female lead is horrifying. Dangling her over and around his emotions any which way he pleases, speaks in a vulgar manner to her about her boyfriend and she allows it because she falls for him. Indian audience just wants entertainment regardless of what values are sidetracked and what harmful traits are glorified.

What is this series, dude!!!! When I found out about Tu Zakham hai, I was in the middle of watching a very interesting some other series. And HELL. I just wasn't able to stop myself from hitting the play button on Tu zakham hai coz I had this gut feeling that it's gonna be a very good series. And GLAD I did. I was just not able stop watching the entire season in one day, totally forgetting what I was currently watching. This series is an insatiable addiction. Here I can very well feel Ananya.

And How can anyone not talk about Gashmeer Mahajani (Viraj Trihan), the soul of the series. What an actor. The way he portrayed the rage and intensity of his character Viraj Trihan; and the emotional side too was just 'Phe-nomenal'. No matter how much I'm all praises for Gashmeer, it won't be enough. Donal (Kavya) did well too and so did the other casts. I really loved Shanaya's (Nehal's) seductive voice, which was very much needed for the character.

Even though Rana is negative but I really loved watching his otherwise funny character and his plotting for viraj in his punjabi accent. I wish I got to see him more.

Over all, this series gets 10/10 ratings from me as I eagerly await for season 2 and more ....

"Tu Zakhm Hai" is a visually stunning web series that captivates viewers with its grandeur and gripping narrative. The show features standout performances from a talented cast, including Gashmeer Mahajani, Jinal Joshi, Saurabh Mann, and Nehal Chudasama. Each actor brings a unique energy to their roles, creating a compelling tapestry of emotions and drama.

Jinal Joshi's performance is particularly noteworthy, showcasing her immense talent as she makes a powerful impact in her debut. Her portrayal of Ananya Trehan is marked by sheer intensity as she challenges Gashmeer Mahajani's character with high-octane confrontations. Jinal's ability to convey vulnerability while simultaneously exuding strength adds depth to her character, making her a formidable presence on screen. The chemistry between Jinal and Gashmeer is electric, enhancing the dramatic stakes of their interactions.

However, the disappointment of season 2 not featuring Jinal's character was palpable. Ananya's absence left a significant gap in the storyline, and the series ended on an abrupt note that felt unsatisfying. Many viewers had hoped to see more of her character's evolution and the unresolved tensions from season 1.

The series does an excellent job of blending intricate storylines with moments of high tension, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. Saurabh Mann and Nehal Chudasama complement the lead performances, each adding layers to the narrative that explore themes of love, betrayal, and resilience.

Overall, "Tu Zakhm Hai" is an impressive showcase of talent and production quality. With Jinal Joshi's standout debut and the strong performances from the entire cast, the series promises to be a thrilling watch. Despite its abrupt ending and the absence of Ananya in season 2, it sets a high bar for future installments, making it a must-see for fans of compelling storytelling and dynamic characters.