Bibhishon

"Bibhishon" is a Bengali psychological crime thriller series directed by Raja Chanda, now streaming on ZEE5. Set in the remote village of Balagarh, the plot revolves around Sub-Inspector Bidhan Sen, who is drawn into a chilling investigation involving a petty theft, a missing person, and the discovery of a headless corpse. As he delves deeper, long-buried secrets and emotional betrayals surface, turning the case into a deeply personal and haunting journey. With its slow-burn narrative, raw performances, and atmospheric tension, "Bibhishon" explores themes of guilt, trust, and the darkness within human nature.

Amazing storyline, acting and direction. Absolutely fantastic! From start to finish, this show is a masterpiece of execution. The direction is flawless, the performances are stunning, and every frame feels like it's crafted with passion. The emotional beats hit perfectly, the pacing is on point, and the overall experience is just incredible.

It's rare to find something this captivating, where every element-from sound design to cinematography-feels so effortlessly brilliant. You can truly feel the love and dedication that went into making this. Simply put: it's amazing, unmissable, and one of the best things you'll watch this year.

A complete waste of time. There's no real story, and the acting is some of the worst I've seen. Who wrote this script? Honestly, they should reconsider their career. It doesn't even qualify as a coherent story.

The lead actor's performance was either over-the-top or completely flat - who acts like that? There were no twists, no plot development, and absolutely nothing engaging. Not a single episode stood out as worth watching. Overall, just a poorly made series with no redeeming qualities.

I must say this webseries was completely failed to create the suspense which actually required to draw the attention of the spectators. Soham Majumder, one of the top cast of this series delivered poor acting performance since he has got very poor voice quality. Being a police SI, he must have the commendable grip on the screen. It is really unfortunate to see, nowadays this kind of actor are getting roles without any charismatic look or voice or any kind of attraction noticed in their presence. I am astonished to see how he got the opportunity to act on screen. He is such a dull actor with low quality voice,.poor pronunciation and completely inaudible.

In the hue and cry of thrill, creativity seems staggering in most cases. But something that can narrate a story unveiling diverse shades of life really lasts longer. Unfortunately, in the Celluloid endeavors such things have become rare. The baggage of stardom and the concern to be popular are spoilers. But this is art that curves way to survive and the saga is unending for obvious reasons.

The new Bengali Web Series Bibhison fulfills every aesthetic aspiration. A well-knitted story and the great thematic appeal make the Web Series a great creation. The story revolves round a sweet cop and a peculiar criminal. An underdog that works as servent in police station makes murder after murder. The criminal is unbroken before torture. But the same criminal is outspoken about notorious crimes when dealt with love and sympathy. He doesn't look what he actually is and he knows the art getting attention. In fact, this criminal who otherwise looks innocent makes every action revolving around as he likes. The Web Series sends message against police brutalities in a tactical manner. Really great craftsmanship in thematic presentation of crime; a work of higher octave. Credit goes to the writer and the crew.

The casting is brilliant. Amit Saha in the role of Chidam Tudu has proved his genre. Amit Saha is not only the pivotal character but the life-force of the Web Series. His acting has made the Web Series so brilliant. Other characters have also done well. A Crime Thriller with a larger message is added flavor of any artistic endeavor. Celluloid creation is no exception and the Web Series beautifully proves this. A must watch Web Series from every parameter.