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The movie is good in parts only.

But why have the makers portrayed only women-centric sub-stories? Why only women are being shown at the receiving end in a relationship?

Are there no unhappy or dissatisfied men out there?

A more balanced approach would have been to include at least one relationship where the man is the one who needs validation.

The only sub-plot making proper sense is that of Aditya Roy Kapoor and Sara Ali Khan. Rest all are extremely lopsided and sometimes over the top too.

Was hoping to see the magic of 'Life in a Metro' being repeated, but, that movie was at another level.

This one is a one time watch.

To begin with it may look like a usual Punjab Police story with murder and drugs in the background. However, it rapidly turns out to be a slow-fire broth, with multiple layers waiting to be unraveled.

Kohrra is an unusual take on love and its mysteries... love in its various forms has been portrayed with masterly nuance, woven around a murder mystery.

The characterization and the performances are outstanding, with a special mention of Surinder Vicky whose subdued intensity hangs in air in each of his frames.

The unique storyline could otherwise have been told in any language, but, its depiction in Punjab and in Punjabi is another winning point.

Despite the pace being slow and dark, the story never drags itself and the 6 episodes at the end seem too less.

An intense watch!

Binge-worthy!