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"Costao" tries to cash in on the popular 'hero' movie trend but fails to deliver anything meaningful or engaging. Unlike films like "Ushpa," where the storyline cleverly ties into the protagonist's profession, this movie feels completely disconnected from the main character's work. There's no depth, no real plot development, and no fresh ideas. The screenplay is weak, and the movie struggles to keep your interest. Even if it's free, I would strongly recommend skipping this one. It's a disappointing watch, especially if you expected more.

The show provided more tension than happiness. It felt too slow, and there were too many repeated dialogues. Most of the time, it would slip back into a boring, monotonous mode. While the acting was commendable, the plot lacked depth and substance. I feel they should consider hiring a more creative scriptwriter, perhaps from the South, where storytelling often prioritizes innovation and unique ideas.

On a positive note, the direction was impressive, and you could tell the filmmakers put a lot of effort into maintaining a certain quality. However, the character of Nanaji seemed entirely useless. He had no real influence on the plot, and his presence was more of a filler than a meaningful contribution. Additionally, it felt like the party teams spent more time engaging in 'internal' discussions rather than interacting with one another. This really reduced the dynamics of the story.

One of the biggest letdowns was the absence of a new scam, like the Yojana scam from earlier seasons, which could have introduced some fresh intrigue. The reduction in the power of the MLA was also disappointing. In the last season, his character had a strong presence and played a pivotal role. Seeing him diminished here felt like a missed opportunity to build on his earlier successes.

While the show had potential, it ultimately fell short in terms of plot development, character arcs, and maintaining the intensity that made previous seasons so engaging. Hopefully, future episodes can find a better balance between tension and narrative depth.

Turns out osho confirm that this women was obsessed with fame and she was using his name in every thing.

She was bugging his room to hear everything as if she was a spy of the govt. Who hated osho and later mostly likely poisoned him in jail.

There is a video on youtube with title:

Osho's Exclusive Interview with Vishrant in 1985.

It's 48:22 minute long.

I wasn't expecting netflix would do the same thing which is done by low quality ott platforms.

It seems like its a narrative war.

Where the local government wanted to jail this guy along with the other intolerant religious folks.

The video clips we see in the movie are edited in such a way that when you watch the real original full clip you would say omg! This is a cheap propaganda done by the netflix!