Faadu - A Love Story

I was quiet doubtful before watching as it was unfamiliar and after watching it I became a fan of it. The way story and characters build is just too good. It is more poetic and thoughtful which includes philosophy. It's a gem of webseries and my favourite of all the webseries I watched. While I was going to write this review I was surprised with some comments saying it's too slow and boring. I came to know there are many people who cannot understand and enjoy the art. For those who like feel good movies and webseries I strongly push you just watch it already and thank me later. We are eagerly waiting for season 2.

Its experience of life from different characters and their journey with right or wrong decisions. The experience of life via poetry with so many actions which made you feel excited, sad winning, baggage, boredom, success ... and love

Actors performance was astonishing & memorable in certain events. Although it's a slow paced story telling way of a web series but it keeps you hooked through the journey.

I don't know about technical aspects of story telling but I can feel & believe that this one is an interesting way of telling the stories with multiple people's life journeys.

I loved it & felt it so hard. Many applause & bow down to the creators for giving us such a unique & memorable life experiences of different characters.

For sure storyline is amazing but like every stereotype reel the navigation of the story is bit biased towards the protagonist of the film though it will get balanced in the climax. Near the ending it seems like series lost it originality or we can say it losses its very first touch. Although the actors are amazing especially our protagonist Pavail Gulati, his aggression in the series is unbeatable though it cooled down to the very end which goes natural according to story and human nature both. But I must say conclusion of the story is great not like those feel-good series but harsh. In a nutshell must watch this film.

The Story Started Really well Showing Every Ounce Of Mumbai Slums And Its Living Pavail Gulati and Saiyami Kher Did it Naturally really good . Abhilash as always masters the role he is put into the whether its a kota teacher or an pure alchoholic .Gunjan Joshi's Outstanding work and liveliness in the acting made it really worth a watch (Died In the Series giving a large impact on the story even a gangster how he saves Abhay's Money and Also teaching Him why he should'nt have bet was really a goosebump scene) .Daya Shankar Panday perfection in his role was really stunning ( A Indian Father where his all life Money hi house has gone by his son yet his calmness and love after listening to what happen must Have Made Every son gambler or a trader think of his father how a father loves his son no matter what son does ). The Story was Really Good and is Really Interesting from the start Itself Every Character in the series is put on the screen really well. It was after a long time witnessing some natural actors .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . .. . .. .. . .. .. . . . .. . . ... . . . ... .. . .. . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . .

Faadu is a thought-provoking drama with beautifully written dialogues that leave a lasting impact. The performances are remarkable, with each actor delivering a fabulous portrayal of their characters. While the direction is solid, it doesn't reach extraordinary levels. Some scenes stand out with deep and meaningful conversations, adding to the emotional depth of the series.

However, the storyline feels overly familiar-a poor yet genius boy striving for success, only to fall into a dangerous trap, a trope we've seen multiple times. The portrayal of rich people as unethical and villainous feels stereotypical and one-sided. Additionally, the show seems to justify certain morally questionable decisions, raising concerns about the way semi-porn and prostitution are depicted. The pacing also falters at times, making it dull in bits and pieces due to its overused plot structure.

Verdict: Faadu has its strong moments, but its predictable narrative and repetitive themes hold it back from being truly exceptional. Worth a watch for the dialogues and performances, but don't expect anything groundbreaking.