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Shefali Shah, again, nails the role of DCP Vartika. She is at her best in Season 2 again. Her seamless switch between a serious cop and a caring mother is commendable. She is forced to make a decision, and chooses to back her ability to catch the real culprits. Rajesh Tailang, Rasika Dugal, and Anurag Arora all show Indian cinema is more than just a Bollywood glamour show. They play their roles to perfection. Tanuj Chopra directs season 2 really well. The unit's love for the streets of Delhi is evident through the series. Season 2 is a really good watch. The episodes are not too long, and on point every time. Worth binge watching.

You keep waiting for something to happen, and nothing happens. Poor plot, poor story, predictable revenge, and poor acting except for Anil Kapoor. He does his best while others are poor around him. Harshvardhan Kapoor has a blank look throughout, and so is his acting, blank!

At first you wonder whether Alia can do this role. This isn't her comfort zone. But she definitely delivers. The cute, girl next door role is traded for a mesmerising controlling role of Gangubai and she owns it. Excellent visual appeal, as you expect from a Sanjay Leela Bansali movie. The music is outstanding throughout. Dholida makes you fall in love with solo garba, and Alia's performance in that song is jaw dropping. Worth waiting for. Her final speech where she sits and delivers to an audience is Amtiabh Bachchan-esque. Ajay Devgan is brilliant albeit a cameo role. Worth a watch to see how well Alia delivers the Mafia Queen role!