Marzi

Really enjoyed watching it.This story teach us never become judgmental before knowing the full truth

To be honest I majorly watched this show for Rajeev Khandewal and definitely not disappointed by him. The actors have performed well, its the story that is a little slow. A one time watch though!!

When I stated this series, I had high expectations. But it turned out to be annoying mainly because of slow pace and terrible performance by the lead actress Aahana Kumra. She couldn't display the complexity of her character. She held on to single emotion throughout the series. The only good thing is Rajeev Khandelwal. If only he was given more screen time and more grey shades to display, this series would have turned out to be a pleasure to watch. He was wonderful in whatever screen space he got. His character could have been explored more. Also, his past looked interesting, that could have been stressed upon a little bit more. All in all, a lot seems to be missing. But, kudos to Rajeev Khandelwal for portraying such a charming psychopath.

Marzi story plot is set up in Shimla, where Sameera Reddy( Aahana Kumra), a cheery school teacher, is ready to try love again after an acrimonious breakup with her fiance Nitin (Rajeev Siddhartha). She goes to a dinner date with Anurag Saraswat(Rajeev Khandelwal), a charming and reputable surgeon. But the date is cut short when a traumatised and disoriented Sameera wakes up to discover she has been sexually abused by Anurag.

Aahana Kumra and Rajeev Khandelwal are undoubtedly the strongest point of the web series. Both of them captivate audiences with their engaging performances.

Director Anil Senior has done a decent job here and he also added the ongoing Me Too movement.

Where Marzi lacks is the length, it seems bit dragged and could have been shorter by couple of episodes. Still Marzi is a good watch.

Terribly slow.. with a disaster script.. it seems rajeev khandelwal is not getting enough projects hence he chose this series in desperation.. disappointing to the core..