Indian Police Force

I have started watching the series so I have to finish it but having watched web series like Family Man, Special Ops, Jack Ryan, Farzi.. This is a HUGE disappointment. Had this been a movie it would have done better, since there are so many stupid exchange of dialogues that it becomes super cringe.

You can tolerate characters not sticking to their roles for 2 hours but this is 4 and a half hours and repeated torture. I am really just watching it to complete it now. Had someone just asked this question on the set or during scriptwriting, "What would X character of a police officer/terrorist/politician do or say in this situation?" the result would have been extremely different. I feel the actors did their jobs well, but the overall tone/direction/script/dialogue didn't give them enough room to work with.

Straight flat movie, climax, main scene dialogues are copied from Baby and other spy movies/web series like "tu khud bhi marega, mujhe bhi marwayega", conversation with Minister "Covert Operation" "Fail hone ka option nahin hai" "you can disown the team" "thoda sa sirfira hai sir"

Originality is missing

Emotionally you won't connect with any character

Tried to justify terrorist that he is so because of his past of lossing his chachu (Aged old propeganda)

Shilpa Shetty and shweta Tiwari's acting is so flat and not impressive at all

I liked Sidharth Malhotra and Sharad Kelkar

Villian is not impressive at all. Even non of the territorist is impactful.

Police wears police jacket to indicate terrorists that we are police and that jacket is not bullet proof then why to wear that jacket before entering into building?

Police comes in front of main terrorist at railway station full of public and starts firing, does it happen in reality? Or our forces arrest them intelligently and try not to put innocent people at risk. No logic at all.

This is probably the worst creation so far by Rohit Shetty. And I say this as a admirer of his other works such as Singham and Golmaal.

What a catastrophic waste of time and talent. This show made Siddhartha Malhotra and Vivek Oberoi look weak bland and boring.

The costumes and props look like they were borrowed from a high school drama team. They couldn't even get the bulletproof jackets correct. The show focussed way too much on macho-ness and bravado of the characters and way too little on storyline, execution and attention to details.

Full of clichés, the show seems to have been written by ChatGpt with a prompt asking it to create a script containing all possible bollywood clichés starting from 1981. All it lacked was a sick mother and an unmarried sister.

There are much better shows available on OTT platforms with much cleverer and mature writing and intriguing plots. The makers of this show need to realize that audience has matured a lot and mediocre action sequence and VFX alone cannot keep them engaged anymore.

Looks like Rohit Shetty has not seen ott content by other directors. He seems to be in the same zone as he use to be while making masala movies.

Same terrorist plot and brainwashed people to accomplish the blasts. A tiring chase by police and the accomplish able to escape everytime.

Vivek Oberoi has a short role to play and he does better than all the other actors. Siddharth Malhotra too is decent with his role. Shilpa Shetty is a misfit for the role, infact that character itself is not relevant. Mukesh rish has done okay too in the short role.

I tried my best to watch the series but have to give up in the middle.

There are better content available on ott, if you have time then should be spent on those.

Rohit Shetty formula: no need to watch, no new story don't waste your time.

The prevalent inclusion of unnecessary violence and gunplay contributes to a predictable storyline, where those familiar with Bollywood tropes can foresee the progression without viewing the entire series.

On a positive note, commendable performances are delivered by Siddharth, Vivek, Shilpa, and the supporting cast. Despite the actors' commendable efforts, the film falls short in introducing a novel storyline. The recurring theme of a Muslim boy seeking revenge and subsequently being apprehended by Delhi police adds to the lack of narrative freshness. Overall, while the acting stands out, the film's reliance on a well-trodden path leaves one yearning for a more innovative cinematic experience.