Kaali

Season 1 was gripping but season 2 went to different direction.

Watched the first season somehow, hoping something sensible would evolve as the promos were slick. However, it turned out to be a senseless story held together by profanities and abuses of the worst kind. It is rated "A", but it is unsuitable for viewing for any age unless one lives in the gutter where such language is used. If it were to be broadcast on any normal channel, there would be no dialogue as virtually most of it would have to be bleeped out. For some reason, the makers of this serial think that a profanity every alternate word makes the script very sharp and lifelike. It doesn't. Even crooks and police - senior officers at that - don't use this kind of language. As far as the characters go, one does not identify with anyone or even feel sympathy for any one, not even the .protagonist - a mother trying to save the life of her hoodlum son. Somehow completed season 1 and started season 2. Could not take it any more after the first few serials as the profanity is more and the characters more confused with flashbacks, senseless gun fights and Kaali who somehow escapes every gunfight unscathed.One starts praying for her antisocial son to die, so that the story would end at least and put Kaali - and us - out of our misery.

Very good and intense, s02 is more intense. Good waiting for S03

This show is very heart touching. They have portrayed a beautiful message through their concept.

A motherhood is explained so well. The son is paralysed and he suffers but the mother never leaves him. Beautiful!