11th Hour

After Garuda vega film, Director Praveen have delivered another interesting content.

The mini-series suffers from an uninteresting story, filled with cliched characters and predictable plot points that fail to captivate the audience. The screenplay falls flat, resulting in a tedious viewing experience.

One notable drawback is Tamanna's dubbing, which detracts from the overall quality of the series. However, her performance manages to salvage some moments.

On the positive side, the production values are decent, contributing to a visually appealing presentation. The cinematography and background music succeed in enhancing the mood and atmosphere of the series.

Although the editing is passable, it fails to leave a lasting impact.

Both the actors and the director do not bring anything noteworthy to the table, leaving much to be desired in terms of their contributions to the series.

11th Hour is total clueless series from the start to End. One of the most illogical web series. I mean how the hell did the director convince the producer to put money on this. The script is flawed from the start itself, it's the story of a woman business man how she stop her business being taken over by her rival company. The series shows that she is trying build a nuclear power project which actually doesn't have any permissions from the govt, but the money from her other companies is being transferred to this project. I mean how? And the company goes bankruptcy bcos of a project which is even started. That's rediculous. And at the last govt takes over the company with 51% of the share fearing that the nuclear power project goes in to the hands of Chinese. Govt is worried about the project which is not even sanctioned.

Some very brain fade writing.

I saw this web series cos of director as his previous movies were too good. This web series is boring. Everyone looks good. That's it. Inka em ledu ee web series lo.

Just one word - Pretentious. Please don't try to be something which you are not. I'm surprised this is based on a book. Because the characterisations are so weak, boring and heavily clichéd.