Loot Kaand

The plot and the thriller of the show is amazing. There are situations where you think the protaganist are NOW caught, but the clever way theu come out of the situation is so beautifully written!

It is a very surprising package... Very well written thriller, some really good surprises and every character has performed so well, but in the show, I got very attached to Soni, the little child!... That was such a great surprise and the emotional quotient, bravery and the cleverness that the child got was mind blowing in the thriller...WATCH IT FOR THE LITTLE CHILD! The child will not at all disappoint you!

The brother and sister duo were perfect in orchestrating the whole show!.... MUST WATCH and I hope season 2 comes in soon!

Loot Kand is a refreshing and well-executed crime thriller that impresses on multiple fronts. Tanya Maniktala delivers a standout performance, playing a sharp and emotionally layered character with remarkable ease. She brings depth, grace, and intensity to the screen, clearly outshining in every scene. Gyanendra Tripathi, as the calm and calculated investigator, matches her presence beautifully. Their onscreen dynamic is one of the major strengths of the series.

The cinematography is top-notch - the visuals of West Bengal's border regions are breathtaking. The way the natural terrain, local textures, and light are captured deserves special praise. The camerawork adds an authentic and atmospheric tone to the narrative. Whoever helmed the visuals deserves a salute for making it feel so immersive.

The plot keeps you engaged with a good pace, solid writing, and emotional weight. Mihika Vasavada, as the child artist, brings innocence and heart to the story in her brief but memorable role.

Overall, Loot Kand is a smartly written, well-acted series that combines gripping storytelling with beautiful visuals. A must-watch for fans of crime dramas that are both intelligent and visually rich.

The way they connected the whole plot with the real life incident of 1995 Purulia was interesting to watch. In this season 01 I'm very much impressed with the combined Acting performances of Tanya Maniktala his brother and also the Master and Cop character, special mention to the child artist who did her role superbly impactful throughout the season. Storyline is simple yet interesting. Some twists during the plot was delightful to watch and we just went for binge watching the entire season in one go.. Overall a decent series which can be watchable with Friends and Family but you have to get away from some slangs used during the scenes in 4/5 times.. From my side it will be 6 Out of 10 Stars for the SEASON 01....

Loot Kand is a must-watch for thriller enthusiasts who enjoy high-stakes crime dramas. The story, centered around hidden arms and a daring bank heist, is packed with suspense, action, and unexpected twists that keep you hooked till the end. The pacing is tight, ensuring there's never a dull moment, and every episode leaves you wanting more. The cinematography enhances the tension, capturing the dark and gritty world of crime perfectly. The performances are outstanding, making the characters feel real and their motivations compelling. With sharp storytelling, excellent direction, and a suspenseful buildup, Loot Kand delivers a thrilling experience that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Highly recommended!

Like most other series, this one also starts with a very slow boring and confused beginning. This is a very stupid attempt by the directors to create an undue confusion and juggling between the gflash back and the present day story. Once the series catches momentum it becomes interesting. Editing is poor like most other series. Story is strong and good. Acting by Tanya Manaktala and Sahil Mehta is excellent as they look real siblings. Direction is very good. All characters look real and the actors have acted very well. The initial characterisation of lead actors could be better to generate interest among viewers. Gyanendra Tripathi is good as now he is getting characterised as a middle class semi-urban man in almost every series he acts in.