Mistry

It's a simple and fast moving suspense thriller with a bit of comedy that fits in well. Don't expect a big twist or super strong mystery just watch it as a light one-time watch and you'll enjoy it. It's clean, fun, a little funny at times, and okay to watch with family too. Not too serious, just right for a chill binge. Ram Kapoor acted brilliantly his role as an OCD patient was spot on and very convincing and sometimes annoying as well. Mona Singh looked beautiful and gave a solid performance.

Kshitij Date added a funny flavour to the series. Loved his Marathi touch and comic timing gave the show a light, relatable vibe.

People need to understand that this series has to be made as per indian sensibilities and behaviour. It will not be an exact copy of Monk. It won't fit. People need to stop being such snobs and be a little kinder about official remakes of popular films and series.

But Ram kapoor doesn't fit into the role. It seems forced. He needs to take "ram kapoor" out of the character. It feels like he's on theatre stage going OTT. It should ahve been another actor.

It's been grossly miscast in the lead. All other characters have done a great job. Maybe switch the lead in the next season. If the plot is good, People will accept it.

For those saying it's a pathetic copy paste work..it is an official remake!!.

Case is cracked !

Atleast give that consideration. The casting can be better but it's not that bad either.. It's bollywood ..of course they need to add some masala ...but it is still watchable..and an honest attempt to adapt it for the Indian audiences.

I read some reviews which says they haven't given credit to MONK.

They have definitely given credit.. and mentioned the original creator of the show Andy Breckman in the credit scene!

Humble request to please watch the series before giving reviews!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Background of the person looks like it has been copied from the Monk..(detective, death of wife, suffering from OCD) and music seems a bit like Sherlock Holmes especially the one that plays just after Ram cracks the case

ALTHOUGH THEY HAVE MENTIONED THAT IT IS BASED ON THE MONK IN END CREDITS.

Coming to the acting, Ram has done a pretty good job. Ram's impression as a person suffering from OCD is good.

The show makers haven't spend time on the uniform of police, seems like they didn't want to spend time and money on it. If mona is an ACP then her uniform must have an IPS badge and the ashok emblem.

If you're a fan of detective dramas and don't mind a familiar formula, Mistry on Hotstar is a surprisingly enjoyable ride. Yes, it's clearly inspired-almost scene-for-scene-from the iconic Monk series, but what elevates it is the stellar cast. Ram Kapoor brings charm and eccentricity to Armaan Mistry, a detective with OCD, while Mona Singh delivers a grounded and compelling performance as his police counterpart. Their chemistry adds warmth to the otherwise procedural format. Each episode wraps up with a satisfying conclusion, making it a great pick for viewers who enjoy mysteries with clean resolutions. While originality may not be its strength, Mistry compensates with strong performances and a uniquely Indian flavor. If you're looking for a light, well-acted crime series with emotional undertones and a touch of humor, this one's worth a weekend binge.