Mahabharat Murders

It was difficult to follow. Narrative and screenplay is very poor. It ruined a great concept. The director did not use a good flow to introduce characters. All actors acted well though.

Nicely presented pandws as a villain in the past and in future a prostitute as a darupadi a drug adicted and gay as a arjun .a murderer police man and croupt politician as other pandwas ...

I haven't yet got the opportunity to read the actual novel nor did I have any preliminary knowledge about the material, hence, I cannot comment on how this show might have transpired from an adaptation standpoint. Although, I must tell you that the presentation here, despite several trials and attempts, failed to create that certain kind of impact I was looking for.

All of its issues were not just present in the script itself, they were also quite persistent and pretty pronounced in the screenplay as well as in its character developments. As a result, not only did the conflicts and the drama fall flat in most cases, the ultimate revelation, the supposed unwinding of the mystery too came off as inconsequential and undesirably convoluted.

Mahabharat Murders, one of the most anticipated series from Hoichoi starts off smart, and soon becomes one of the most disappointing series. Glaring Plot-holes, zero character development, confusing plot lines and hotpotched ending.

Very poor editing and cannot understand what is happening due to lack of focus on character.. The story was supposed to be good but I cannot understand what's happening.