Shrikant Bashir

Gashmeer mahajani as Shrikant Mhatre has just rocked it.after Anjaan I guess he is back with a bang on national platform

I enjoyed all the 26 episodes. It's worth watching. I am waiting for season2.

I saw this series with a lot of expectations but was disheartened till the the 6th episode. The character actors are from tv, but... but... from the seventh episode the series turns 360 degrees. What kept me going was the chemistry between the two lead characters, and I am glad I continued watching. I have finished 18 episodes, will finish the rest in this week. The entire Ebola virus plot is just fantastic with turns and twists that are almost impossible to predict. The love hate relationship between Shrikant and Bashir becomes more meaty as the episodes progress. The best thing that I liked about the series was the the glimpse of personal lives of some of the villains, which you seldom get to see in an Indian web series or movie. The characters have a lot of depth and the dialogues are good.OUT of 10 ten stars I left out two because of the first 6 episodes. My personal view is that Sony started off this series as a TV show, but later realising the potentionial turned it into a web show after shooting six episodes. I recommend that you watch the first two or three episodes to get to know the characters, then directly jump to the seventh episode. Its binge watching from there.

The best thing about the series is that it has excellent production quality. Then comes impeccable casting and assignment of roles. Then come performances. Every actor has given top notch performance including those who have played negative characters. The boy from Pune, Gashmir Mahajani was almost flawless throughout. The director has given the required space for all the characters to establish their existence and importance in the story that unfolds over 26 episodes. Major flaw is the existence of a Mumbai police team called Surgical Operations Team. Police force does not do that. Another flaw is that the Chief Minister of Maharashtra authorises a surgical strike in Kashmir and that surgical strike is conducted by a team of Mumbai police and Indian Army's Anti Terriorist Squad and the BSF is shown playing subordinate role in the surgical strike. The ending also could have been much better. The SOT chief Shrikant Mhatre ends up being a cheater and scoundrel. Such unscrupulous characters are not capable of doing real heroic things. Whatever positive image the main lead manages to gain till almost the end of 26th episode gets erased in one stroke at the end.

Where is bashir?...shrikant is only there in the limelight...and very common mistakes...could have been much much better.. bit disappointed