Rangeen

Brilliant act put together by all the actors. Very raw and natural performance. Something fresh was shown wen it comes to Indian middle class women. The perspective of only women prostitution no longer exists. Enjoyed every bit of watching Rangeen showcasing gigolos.

All together it was fun watching the movie. All the very best to the team.

It's a masterpiece artwork with careful adaptation of the same story tried and portrayed previously-Tribhuvan mishra CA TOPPER.

This one is a better directed and carefully edited version of the old wine in a new bottle.

I loved the cast and the seasoned actors who have done justice with the script.

I saw both the seasons and found this one much better and passionate work by the cast and crew.

I rate it worth watching with family without any embarrassing moment. Kudos.

What an amazing series to spend your weekends. The film is a worthwhile watch. Superb acting by Vineet, Rajshri and Raina. The film will make you laugh nd cry at the same time. It's full of fun and emotions. Sort your Sunday with Rangeen on Prime. I highly recommend the film, it's worth watching. Kudos to all the starcast.

Great humour. The bromance between the husband and the wife's lover is hilarious. All the characters are offbeat and enjoyable, including the women. The last episode lingers a bit long after the husband and wife meet. If not for that, i would have given it a ten. But on the whole, an enjoyable ride.

Rangeen begins life as a daring concept: a mild-mannered journalist, Adarsh (Vineet Kumar Singh), turns gigolo after discovering his wife's affair-with the intention of revenge, personal exploration, and emotional catharsis. Directed by Kopal Naithani and Pranjal Dua, the series tackles themes of ego, identity, desire, and marital fracture with sincere ambition

Vineet Kumar Singh brings legitimacy and depth to a character oscillating between wounded pride and reluctant transformation, while Rajshri Deshpande (as Naina) remains strangely under utilized and side-lined by the writing Among the ensemble, Sheeba Chaddha (Sitara) and Taaruk Raina (Sunny) provide standout background color and energy, grounding what could otherwise feel like aimless indulgence

The writing initially intrigues with its taboo subject handled without melodrama, offering a slow-burning, emotionally textured journey-but over its nine episodes, the pacing stalls What begins fresh and provocative becomes repetitive, directionless, and tonally inconsistent because the series can't decide if it's a comedy, a drama, or a moral inquiry

Pros:

Impressive main performance from Vineet Kumar Singh

Fresh, offbeat premise handled with empathy

Supporting actors (especially Sheeba Chaddha & Taaruk Raina) are engaging and well-written

Cons:

Writing overstays its welcome-losing momentum after the first few episodes

Tone shifts feel abrupt and uneven

Lead characters under-developed, especially Naina,