Inspector Rishi

"Inspector Rishi" is a gripping Tamil series that seamlessly blends the elements of a crime thriller with the eerie atmosphere of a supernatural drama. Set in the remote village of Vanarachi, the series follows Inspector Rishi, a sharp and determined detective who arrives to investigate a series of mysterious deaths, only to find himself entangled in a web of ancient traditions, hidden secrets, and supernatural forces.

The series masterfully captures the essence of rural India, with its stunning visuals and atmospheric soundtrack creating a sense of both beauty and unease. The performances are commendable, with the actor portraying Inspector Rishi delivering a nuanced portrayal of a man grappling with the complexities of his investigation and the clash between modernity and tradition.

The narrative expertly interweaves the procedural elements of a crime investigation with the chilling mysteries of the supernatural, keeping viewers engaged with its twists and turns. The series explores themes of faith, superstition, justice, and the challenges of reconciling ancient beliefs with modern perspectives.

While the series occasionally relies on familiar tropes, it manages to create a unique and captivating atmosphere that keeps viewers hooked. The character development is well-executed, with each episode revealing new layers of complexity and depth to the inhabitants of Vanarachi.

Overall, "Inspector Rishi" is a must-watch for fans of crime thrillers and supernatural dramas. Its compelling characters, intriguing plotlines, and atmospheric storytelling make it a standout series that will leave you wanting more.

How is that a show with a good plot, decent acting, good direction makes it such a slow burn. The series has a good but predictable storyline, and is gripping at times. But what is the most annoying is that it is sooo slow. This show has 10 episodes but it could've easily done well in 6. The back stories of the characters are good but integrated poorly. One scene would be absolutely gripping and then randomly cut to a back story which had absolutely no connection. Those random cuts in the scenes are so jarring and takes away from the viewing experience.

The actors have played their parts well. The cinematography is beautiful as well, capturing the hilly montages perfectly. If only they had edited out the silly backstories and made the plot line more tight, it would've been brilliant . The story inherently is quite engaging but takes too long to get to the point. I was forwarding all the backstory portions because they contributed nothing to the plot line.

Overall a decent series which could have done with lesser runtime and edits.

It's not perfect but definitely has soul and is a very decent watch.

Cliched yet bold twists keep you on the toes but then some parts feel like you have seen it all way too many times. Same tropes, different story.

Acting is refined and fresh and note worth for all actors involved.

Particularly loved the man vs nature segments but couldn't help but wish that the mythical elements didn't drag as much as made it more interesting, which did not happen after Episode 7.

I would recommend the show even if you are not dazzled as easily.

Good concept but could have been much better.

Enjoy it but don't expect much.

Fabulous cinematography. A gem that I missed almost for a year, aesthetically made. It sounded like a perfect horror almost until the end of the tenth episode and then the tragic past is revealed. Turmoil of emotions, losing a loved one and betrayal in the name of love, superstitious beliefs and a twist in the end! Undoubtedly one of Naveen Chandra's best! I'm a huge fan of Sunaina and she nailed it in this one. I wish she had more screen space. Some scenes like the elephants one, feeding of birds and the meeting spot were just stunning. And last but not the least, incredible bgm! One of the best web series from South on prime. The locations chosen for the series were thoughtful and mind blowing!

INSPECTOR RISHI begins with a banger scene, and the scene sets the tone perfectly for whatever is coming. But once the proceedings gets going, you slowly beging to realize that you aren't hoing to get that high which the beginning sequence provided. And that's the biggest problem with this series. It begins with such a brilliant sequence that it never quite manages to top it, and keeps chasing that high, which eludes it right up till the end.

The series has a interesting story to tell and it mixes folklore with relevant social issues, but due to its tonal inconsistencies and below average writing, it fails to reach up to its desired potential. This is a mystery thriller series with a touch of horror in between, but due to its dull pace in several portions, the mystery doesn't feel as tantalizing as it should have. The series could have easily done well with 8 episodes instead of 10, but due to several outstretched portions and subplots, it doesn't leave a desired impact. The red herrings are nicely done, and the central mystery is nicely built, but the unraveling part isn't as good, and the end twist isn't that surprising.

Acting is superb all around, and technically the series is fine too barring some poor visual effects and awkward fight sequences. Overall, it's a fine series that doesn't jusify its length and could have done well with some editing and a better writing.