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Cuando un novio aparece muerto días antes de su boda, dos agentes de policía deben desentrañar el inquietante caso mientras las turbulencias se suceden en sus vidas y amenazan con arruinar e... Leer todoCuando un novio aparece muerto días antes de su boda, dos agentes de policía deben desentrañar el inquietante caso mientras las turbulencias se suceden en sus vidas y amenazan con arruinar el caso.Cuando un novio aparece muerto días antes de su boda, dos agentes de policía deben desentrañar el inquietante caso mientras las turbulencias se suceden en sus vidas y amenazan con arruinar el caso.
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Kohrra blew my breath away. Still thinking of the actors and the story and the setting and everything in the middle. Suvinder Vicky and Barun Sobti have delivered performances of their lifetime in Kohrra.
The sheer mental agony that a cop goes through in solving a complex murder case while dealing with his own personal demons has been shown in a raw and emotionally charged manner - you can't help but want to feel protective about him and root for him till the end.
The portrayal of Punjab's dark underbelly is eerily real - the twists, the messed up romance, the dark humour keep you gripped till the very end.
The sheer mental agony that a cop goes through in solving a complex murder case while dealing with his own personal demons has been shown in a raw and emotionally charged manner - you can't help but want to feel protective about him and root for him till the end.
The portrayal of Punjab's dark underbelly is eerily real - the twists, the messed up romance, the dark humour keep you gripped till the very end.
An otherwise good production spoilt by the over violent police.
The police would always hit a suspect during questioning in every scene, violating a suspects human rights.
It put me off finishing this production.
Is police brutality normal in India?
Why is the show getting such high ratings despite the police brutality?
I don't understand why the producers would glorify this in this mini series.
Why is Netflix casting such a show that normalizes such violation of human rights?
Any how the story line was good, acting was good but the violence from the law enforcement has put me off from finishing the series.
The police would always hit a suspect during questioning in every scene, violating a suspects human rights.
It put me off finishing this production.
Is police brutality normal in India?
Why is the show getting such high ratings despite the police brutality?
I don't understand why the producers would glorify this in this mini series.
Why is Netflix casting such a show that normalizes such violation of human rights?
Any how the story line was good, acting was good but the violence from the law enforcement has put me off from finishing the series.
Generally am pretty lazy to write feedbacks/ reviews but when I saw folks rating this series as low as 1 felt its unfair for the viewers who deserves to watch this intriguing and touching human drama of realistic emotions and suspense. Pls note you will not be able to predict the outcome and mystery until last few mins so pls watch it. Agree it slow at times and not fancy and nonsense like Abbas Mastan movies but who cares when you get to see great acting skills and an original writing. Very tight direction great dialogues and camerawork. This work is far better than recent pathetic movies getting aired with big names like Khans and Kapoors. Thank GOD we have OTT contents for viewers like us. Well done Netflix. I could have rated 8/ 9 but coz of its slow running pace will stick to 7.
The best thing is the honest and accurate portrayal of Punjab, its culture and language. Though people don't use that much foul language, that's typical of any Netflix series based out of India. Still, the characters are local, and the shots are scenes in authentic villages. The story is OK but could have been improved. Other small personal stories of characters are neither related to the ongoing investigation nor are they much captivating-however, outstanding performances from all the cast members. Despite the average story, I would give eight stars for the originality shown. Small actions or scenes make you believe that characters are local and authentic.
Kohraa is basically a investigation thriller that take you on a journey that unravels several brutal and dark aspects of families and relationships.
First, the pace ! I had a absolutely no problem with the pace. These series are made to move slowly and if one can't consume such slow burns should not watch and review them. The conversations and developments kept me hooked to the series despite its slow pace. What further kept me hooked was Barun Sobti's serious yet sometimes spot on humorous dialogues that come so naturally.
Second, this series is way more than an investigation. It takes us through the dark secrets of families and relationships. How jealousy starts to affect one person, how father's can become so possessive of their daughters that they don't care about their happiness but only want what her to do what they wish because they feel it's good for their daughters. We also get to see the drug condition in Punjab that comes across the investigation path rather than just showing it separately and giving lecture about it which was good. And lastly , nothing new, the acceptance of homophobia in Indian families that still remains a huge problem.
Third, the portrayal of Punjab is raw. You get to see what Punjab is exactly and not like how films show like people doing Bhangra everywhere or showing Punjabi families as typical cliched types . The series shows the rusty lanes of Punjab, the proper way in which they talk etc. There isn't much use of bgm so the series stays raw.
The dialogues of this film are close to realistic with no nonsense being shown. The climax is a shocker although many might predict it .
Everyone has done a terrific job in this series.
Overall, a great watch. If you love slow moving series that are gritty and real, this ones for you .
First, the pace ! I had a absolutely no problem with the pace. These series are made to move slowly and if one can't consume such slow burns should not watch and review them. The conversations and developments kept me hooked to the series despite its slow pace. What further kept me hooked was Barun Sobti's serious yet sometimes spot on humorous dialogues that come so naturally.
Second, this series is way more than an investigation. It takes us through the dark secrets of families and relationships. How jealousy starts to affect one person, how father's can become so possessive of their daughters that they don't care about their happiness but only want what her to do what they wish because they feel it's good for their daughters. We also get to see the drug condition in Punjab that comes across the investigation path rather than just showing it separately and giving lecture about it which was good. And lastly , nothing new, the acceptance of homophobia in Indian families that still remains a huge problem.
Third, the portrayal of Punjab is raw. You get to see what Punjab is exactly and not like how films show like people doing Bhangra everywhere or showing Punjabi families as typical cliched types . The series shows the rusty lanes of Punjab, the proper way in which they talk etc. There isn't much use of bgm so the series stays raw.
The dialogues of this film are close to realistic with no nonsense being shown. The climax is a shocker although many might predict it .
Everyone has done a terrific job in this series.
Overall, a great watch. If you love slow moving series that are gritty and real, this ones for you .
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