Hunter - Tootega Nahi, Todega

It's just an awful drag. Unfortunately, no one did justice to their characters, especially Sunil Shetty and Esha Deol who seemed to be completely clueless about acting. The violence portrayed in the series was cheap and lacked any real depth or meaning. While the action scenes were above average, but they were so exhausting that I was left feeling drained and disinterested.

Overall, I cannot recommend this series to anyone looking for an entertaining and engaging watch. The lack of quality in the writing and acting, left a lot to be desired. If you're looking for something that will keep you on the edge of your seat, this series is not it.

The series music is very very bad, Esha deols acting is as always super rubbish, after plastic surgery, she looks more spooky, she should act in horror movies without makeup or with makeup, her horror movies will do good.

Now all Deols should retire because they are giving all flops and also spoiling web series in-which good, hardworking and independent actors should work instead of useless nepo-kids.

Over all Sunil Sir's acting is ok.

Better not to watch this series. But if you want to get irritated, you can watch Esha Aunties scenes, after watch Esha aunties scenes you will get head aces.

Great Web series. Very enjoyable to see Sunil shetty and Rahul Dev on age of 60. They made the great Action scense those are great to see. Current Bollywood star never give such impacts. Always Bollywood underestimate Sunil Sheety. But he is always prove him self. Hunter is the superb Action Thriller Web Series. Must watch Web series. But I have given 9 star because of script. The scrip should be mutch better and clear. Isha Doyel character and her husband character is not justify properly. Songs those are selected at the time of action time is great. Appreciate for that. I am waiting for the next part of Hunter.

Hunter (2023) : Series Review -

Suniel Shetty returns as an action star in Amazon MiniTV's Hunter Tootega Nahi Todega. I must admit, tod diya... mujhe, as a viewer. There has been so much mediocrity in the action zone recently that people are not even thinking about making nice things. Somewhere, the audience is responsible for that, as they are the ones who have hyped such mediocrities. I won't name the projects, but I'll give you a hint: Check the recent list of top-grossing films. Anyways, webseries are a completely different world as far as the audience is concerned; otherwise, the stars, crew, technical team, production, and filmmaking are the same. The problem is, OTT gives people the liberty of making bad projects because there is no pressure of criticism or box office footfalls. Sometimes they make a bad project first and then dump it on OTT. People don't have to buy a ticket or pay for one specific show, so even they are okay if the project they are supposed to see turns out to be a bad or average experience. Hunter really needed a lot of filtering, be it acting, screenplay, production design, action, editing, or direction. They say, tootega nahi but it's a 'broken' series, in my opinion. From Pushpa's Jhukega Nahi to Hunter's Tootega nahi.. the journey has been pretty corny.

Hunger is about a rugged cop, Vikram (Suneil Shetty), who can do anything for money. In her first scene and first meeting with Vikram, Ankita (Teena Singh) has a sex with him, only to hire him to locate Leena Thomas (Smita Jayakar) the next morning. Vikram does it for money, but he is unaware that somewhere in this easy job was the beginning of a cobweb he was going to be trapped in. He meets Divya (Esha Deol), who introduces herself as a journalist, but there is more to her character than meets the eye. Vikram's ex-wife, Swati (Barkha Bisht), is sleeping with someone (a known person), while his colleague, Hooda (Rahul Dev), is looking to dethrone Vikram from the post. When Leena is found dead, Vikram becomes a fugitive from an ACP within a few hours, and Hooda, who has been looking for an opportunity to pull Vikram down, starts hunting him. The narrative opens multiple layers and surprises, and there is a bigger one that awaits you at the end.

Hunter is a victim of bad writing forced by modernity. You'll notice in every series that there has to be some glamour, sex, bed scenes, drugs, vulgarity, an ex-wife/ex-husband, platonic or sexual affairs, some kid in danger, a medical or political scam, and betrayal from the close ones. In the last 5-6 years, almost every regular thriller webseries has followed these footsteps, and Hunter was blind enough to repeat the same mistake. When are we going to see new conflicts and twists? You just change the characters, actors, places, and setting, but the basic narrative remains the same. Seriously, audiences are getting bored with the repetition. Please wake up and start writing something new. Hunter has some scenes that remind you of B-grade movies, and even though it gets better in the second half (from episode 6), the lost value is too high by then. By the way, since when has this miniTV format (mini-series) become so long? An 8-episode series on miniTV? Why not directly release it on Prime Video? Keep miniTV applicable for miniseries, as you named it.

Talking about the cast, it's a pleasure seeing our dynamic action hero back on the field on his favorite ground. Suniel Anna has been an action star since the beginning of the 1990s and then throughout the 2000s. It was just the last decade when we missed him in action, and now he is back again to rule it. He has smacky dialogue to deliver with that fearless attitude, but the performance is surprisingly underwhelming. Esha Deol stuns you with her Latin-kinda sexy look in the introduction scene, but I wish I could have said the same for her performance too. Rahul Dev has gone lean, don't know why, but the attitude is still muscular enough. Barkha Bisht, Karanveer Sharma, Pawan Chopra, Smita Jaykar, Teena Singh, Enakahi Ganguly, Mihir Ahuja, Harssh Singh, Gargi Sawant, Siddharth Kher, and the rest of the supporting cast seemed okay.

Hunter did seem like a low-quality product on many occasions. The cinematography is such that you want to skip a few moments, while those pauses are simply irritating. Don't see how those old songs' remix helped them run the brutal action with half-cut frames and banal visuals. A man with no kidney can stay alive for two days, but in the meantime, he can finish all his hard business and have two-three heavy fights. He can confidently say to his wife that someone's in the bedroom as he knows she is sleeping with someone, which is also true, but he will be shocked when the same woman tells him the same thing he said. Organ trafficking is so easy and manipulative that the police have no trace of it, and even the leaked CCTV footage isn't proof enough to prove someone's innocence. Hacking is a child's game, and yet there are so many difficulties in finding the culprits in our country. The list of flaws in Hunter can be longer than a menu card for a five-star hotel, so let me wrap it up quickly. I don't really know Prince Dhiman and Alok Batra's past records, but I am sure they will need a strong one in the future. Maybe getting Anna on board with the narration was easy, but putting it on screen wasn't. The execution is the biggest drawback here, followed by an eventless script. As a whole, Hunter gives you Suniel Anna back but takes away the quality of your viewing experience.

RATING - 4/10*

I am a Sunil shetty fan but this series is ridiculous.

Story is about a rookie cop who is accused of murdering an elderly lady and must fight all odds to prove his innocence.

Rahul Dev does well as an "I don't care , no nonsense cop" investigating the murder with eyes on shetty, but his role too is messed later. Suniel is impressive as a macho man and is probably the only reason why this series may have caught some attention.

The storyline is so weak, the action is unremarkable, this is just amateurish stuff which even kids will not find appealing today... Carrying ones own kidney in an idea box and getting it transplanted back later in the day! And the effects are too amateurish.

Makes you wonder why they even make these.

Don't watch.