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Rudra: The Edge of Darkness is an intense, cerebral crime drama that marks Ajay Devgn's powerful digital debut. An official adaptation of the acclaimed British series Luther, this Hindi reimagining stays largely faithful to the gritty tone of the original while bringing its own uniquely Indian flavor.

Ajay Devgn plays DCP Rudraveer "Rudra" Singh, a brilliant but emotionally haunted cop who's as obsessed with justice as he is disconnected from his personal life. His methods are unorthodox, his moral compass skewed, and his inner demons run deep. Devgn inhabits the role with quiet menace and vulnerability, a portrayal that grows more nuanced with each episode.

Sex School: Final Exams" plays like a titillating campus satire, where the final test isn't in textbooks but in "Girly Poontang Appreciation." Set in the fictional Camella Swales U, the film follows a pack of voluptuous valedictorians, horny honor students, and undergrads grappling with a headmistress's bizarre Dean's List criteria It fully embraces its adult-comedy-meets-softcore vibe-with lots of flirtatious banter, campus clichés, and over-the-top sexual innuendo.

Sex School: Final Exams isn't aiming to win awards-it knows exactly what it is: a playful, adult-themed romp set in a pseudo-academic campus. For viewers seeking light, titillating entertainment with scant narrative but indulgent in its sexuality, this fits the bill. Just don't expect depth, realism, or anything beyond peaked teenage fantasies and tongue-in-cheek sexual shenanigans.

Inside Man is a taut, morally complex thriller that explores the terrifying idea that "everyone is a murderer, you just have to meet the right person." Created by Steven Moffat, the four-episode series cleverly weaves together two seemingly unrelated storylines that gradually converge in a shocking and darkly ironic fashion.

The series follows Jefferson Grieff (Stanley Tucci), a death-row inmate in the U. S. with a razor-sharp intellect and an eerie calm, who solves crimes from his prison cell. Meanwhile, in a sleepy English village, Rev. Harry Watling (David Tennant) finds himself caught in a moral trap that spirals wildly out of control after a well-meaning decision goes horribly wrong.