Kirdaar

These dramas depicts the golden era of Indian cinema, pure story, pure acting and no raunchiness and glamour.

This was the time when cinema and tv was Art and those who knew how to make it believable.

It is so difficult to not feel you are actually part of these stories or not feel for the characters.

Every story has a soul, subtitly and purpose. The imagination and creativity to define these characters, and to ensure enough character development in just 22 minutes, is so easy to overlook. But that is where the genius is.

Not one line or charter is out of place. And you don't even need to be a critic to understand it. Just need the love for true cinema.

Watch the show, you will be hard pressed to find another to match this one.

A masterclass in storytelling, blending deep character exploration with the simplicity of human emotions. Gulzar's nuanced writing shines throughout the series, presenting each story with a delicate touch that resonates with authenticity and emotional depth. The characters are vividly portrayed, each with their unique flaws and strengths, making them relatable and compelling. The direction is subtle yet powerful, with every scene crafted to evoke thought and reflection. The series captures the essence of human relationships, societal issues, and the complexities of life with grace and poignancy.