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I didn't expect AKA (Season 1, 2025) to hit this hard, but honestly, it blew me away. The show starts with Abul Kalam Azad, a man no one values in his real life. He is ignored, overlooked, and treated as if he has no worth in society. But everything changes when he commits a murder. That one act doesn't just shake things up-it completely transforms him into Aka, a new identity that feels powerful, feared, and unstoppable. From that point, the story takes a gripping turn, and the darkness just keeps pulling you in.

What fascinated me was how each murder built on the last. It wasn't just random violence-it was a slow descent into a world where Aka kept getting more and more tangled in his choices. The real twist came when a police officer's wife was murdered. That single event shifted the entire direction of the series. Suddenly, it wasn't just about Aka's journey anymore; it became a battle where emotions, justice, and revenge were all colliding. That's when I realised I was hooked for good.

Director Vicky Zahed deserves a lot of credit for making this show work so well. The storytelling felt tight and emotional, and he kept the suspense alive until the very end. I was also impressed by the VFX-not something I usually expect to stand out in a Bangladeshi series, but here it actually added to the impact without feeling overdone.

And then there's Afran Nisho. What a performance! He completely owned this role. Watching him transform from a man who had no identity to someone who became both dangerous and fascinating was just incredible. He brought so much intensity and depth that I couldn't take my eyes off him. Nabila also did what she always does best-delivering a strong supporting role that gave the story more balance and emotional weight.

Overall, AKA (2025) is not just a thriller-it's a story about identity, desperation, and transformation. It's dark, bold, and full of tension, with acting that makes it unforgettable. I'd say it's one of the best local series in recent times.

This story is impossible! Let's stop with the nonsense. A small child has died, and on Indian soil, no less. Now you're saying that three tigers will kill an Iranian just because they find him in India? Come on, is there any sense of reality here, or did you just make up a movie and pretend to be a patriotic soldier? One person fights alone against hundreds, and amidst all that gunfire, not a single bullet hits him.

RK seems invincible, yet those labeled as terrorists are often more involved in real terrorism than those who portray them in films. Anyone allied with Israel seems complicit as well. They entered Iran, attacked there, and what did anyone do? If you cut back on drinking at night, maybe these absurd ideas wouldn't come to mind.

If a 6-year-old girl dies in a bomb blast, what's the justification for killing hundreds of people over something as trivial as eating beef? Modi's followers seem to think they don't need to take responsibility for their actions. No matter how much you watch movies, in reality, you are nothing but cowards.

What is this? How a movie became like this, starting in 2025! What the hell did the maker or Director do in starting with and finishing an Army team/troops like a cockroach with only 4 men without getting firing training? Randeep Hooda killed every army person with every bullet! How was that possible? Also, for a 100 crore budget movie, mr Old Sunny took 50 crore and the rest 50 for making this comedy circus? I thought if that army came from BSF, then the show would change with another story. Where they make their troops like a hero, actually they are like a cat, who kills innocents and acts like they are the best! Very ridiculous movie this is.