Kan Khajura

I started watching this series solely for Mohit Raina, but it quickly won me over in every possible way. It delivers a perfect blend of sibling obsession, love, family, passion, and so much more. Mohit flawlessly portrays the negative character, bringing depth and intensity to the role. But Roshan, who played Ashu, absolutely stole the show-his brilliant performance was mesmerizing, making every emotional moment hit even harder.

Overall, this is a compelling series with a powerful message: 'fun' bullying can have lifelong consequences. It serves as a strong reminder that individuals with disabilities or any differences deserve love, care, and respect-not ridicule.

I have followed Mohit Raina's works ever since I watched Devonke dev Mahadev and he does not disappoint in each one of them.

I have seen Bhaukaal, The Freelancer, Kaafir, Uri, Mumbai Diaries.. and Out of all of them KanKjajura is the best.

The story is gripping. Acting is excellent. Especially Roshan Mathew's. Being a fan of Mohit Raina, I started rooting for Roshan's character, you can imagine how impactful his acting is.

Mohit is a really talented actor. The way he chooses such varieties of roles and the characters to portray should tell us that he looks forward to experimenting and is not attached to any one type of character role, he is not afraid what others think, he does choose his own path.

What a marvelous evolution of our beloved Tv artist! His heart is in the right place therefore it takes him to the right situations, right opportunities. Result is we are gifted with quality shows.

The title fits perfectly, Kan Khajura - So fragile, yet so fatal.

Where do I start? The casting - perfect, the acting - immaculate, the plot - mind boggling, the direction - phenomenal.

So basically the plot is fixed around a brother, Ashu who after 14 years of imprisonment for a crime he committed in his youth, returns to his brother Max's life, determined to make amends and rebuild their relationship. However, Ashu's manipulative past and present entanglements threaten to disrupt Max's life and business. As the brothers navigate their complicated relationship, they face dark secrets, ruthless adversaries.

If you like suspense thrillers, this will be worth your time.

I generally don't write reviews but what an act by Roshan Matthew (Ashu) Truly mesmerising.

Anwar Says: Validation is denied and this explains this unusual webseries in one line. Based on Israeli series Magpie, meaning police informer or Mukhbir, would keep on haunting you even after you finish, only because of one character- Ashu played by Roshan Mathew. His character written in this series is a case study, whether you call him Psychopath or a Manipulator.

It's Ashu's story all over and other characters throughout the series just keep revolving around him. He is vulnerable and fragile but fatal simultaneously. His desperation to get validation from his elder brother is so well written that the script writers left the other characters and even Mohit Raina doesn't impress. One more thing, I liked in this webseries that Goa has been shown as Goa and not only beaches, shacks and parties.

A bit disturbing and you may not like to binge watch but Sonyliv always comes with something unprecedented and manipulation would be understood in a different way.

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There are multiple factors that work in the favour. The casting is amazing, though there are few new faces to me but I found the acting quite up to the mark. The story and how the story unfolds is also brilliant I would say. Mohit Raina is fantastic as always. Here he gave different vibe from his last show.

Plus, The works of parikshit jha are always a treat to watch and the same is the case with this one.

My overall rating would be Cast 8/10 Story 9/10 Screenplay 9/10 Overall rating 9/10 So, you can definitely watch this and if you are a fan of the genre you are going to love it for sure. Need more content like this.