Tamil Rockerz

Series on Tamilrockers was a great plot but wasted with the same story telling which is going on since decade. It was engaging till episode 6 and after that it follows the same boring treatment. It felt like replace the gang with a gang who is a dealing with drug, gold smuggling, and still it will be similar. It was handled in a same manner.

Was expecting alot from it but disappointed.

The concept was good but the making was horrible. It is so slow and feels boring sometimes. It would have been better if it was made as a movie.

And Arun Vijay is under-utilized.

It's one of the best web series on Sony LIV. I don't know whether it's a true story or not but the content was absolute quality. The plot revolves around pirated movies that's released online by a group of people which disturbs the hard work of cast and crew of a film. Arun Vijay as police inspector did his best to make his charecter lively . The web series shows how piracy has changed over the years from CD/DVD to leaking content online . The web series also puts a suspicion on some people associated with the film industry who leaks the film for substantial amount to outsiders. The twist in the end will make you watch the next part if and when it's released .

A gang who used to upload new movies and make hectic for film producers... Once they had challenged that going to upload a high budjet and star actor movie before it gets releasing... The cybercrime police are try to stop them meanwhile producers are take effort to stop it.. Few episodes are not thrilling and quite confusing.. Flashbacks are not soo impressive.. Few logics are unacceptable... One time watchable series..!!

A couple of stringent issues aside; this series does a decent job of providing an interesting insight into the world of pirated content! The script not only gave us a clear idea about how this stuff operates worldwide but it also strived to initiate a dialogue regarding the monetary damage inflicted by such misconducts.

And there go all the positives that I can think of; apart from them, there's not much to talk about. The screenplay is horrendously paced with scenes pushing to their limits oftentimes! The technological sides are passable as long as you endorse the kind of tonality the creators had gone after here; which is, to be frank, an odd mixture consisting of elements from both arthouse and mainstream styles of filmmaking.