Tandav

Quite frankly one of the worst series I watched. The first episode was full of forced scenes with no connection. The flow was interrupted everywhere. Considering the star cast and trailer, I expected a lot from it. Notwithstanding a good performance by Saif, others fail to impress. Zeeshan ayub was less than mediocre and so was tigmanshu dhulia. Expected better from prime after paatal lok

Web series is absolutely a different ball game than Bollywood filmmaking. With the promo I thought Tandav is going to be a good series (actually more than the trailer it was A R Rahman's song Dhakka Laga Bukka that attracted me to this show), but in first few minutes I found this is just another failed attempt.

Casting completely gone wrong. Tigmanshu Dhulia is shown Saif Ali Khan's father... what a joke!!!! The series could not hold my attention more than 26 minutes in the first episode. Very boring.

As I said above, web series is completely different ball game than Bollywood film making. The creator and director Ali Abbas Zafar should learn from this big mistake.

I wouldn't recommend this show. Season 2 won't come.

Now looking forward for The Family Man S2. I hope it will be as good as first season.

I just want to say don't just judge by the negative comments.Almost based on true story and you'll understand whom its about. Mostly the character of Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub if you are interested in politics and you understand it well you'll come to know the story narrates about. Watch and give your comments is it really negative the news channels are talking about or its just hoax.

Patetic direction and screen plan. Utter waste of good actors

The series takes all the news in concurrent Indian politics and mixes it with House of card style characters. The plot is captivating, the characters look strong. Only issue with the series is that it doesn't capture the depth of sentiments, but instead focuses on saying it all without showing links and motivation behind actions of its characters. Overall, Tandav stays mediocre despite it's fabulous cast. But, it is still much better than other brainless attempts of remaking Hollywood movies without translating them to Indian societal setup.