36 Days

Right from the beginning, the series gives an impression that something very interesting is going to happen, as it has all the components to make this a very interesting suspense thriller.

However, with every episode, the screenplay felt to be too dragged, the characters growing more and more monotonous and irritating. Most of the actors have given a decent performance. Neha Sharma could have been utilised more, as for majority of the time she has been nothing more than a showpiece.

As the makers need to end the series with a twist , so in the climax a forced crime is introduced, which has hardly any connection with the storyline.

The series, '36 Days,' offers a unique glimpse into the often hidden underbelly of high society. It's a brave attempt to showcase the dark side of wealth and privilege, revealing the political games, superficiality, and hidden desires that lurk beneath the glamorous facade.

While the storyline is intriguing and the concept is fresh, the series falls short in delivering a truly thrilling experience. The lack of a gripping crime or suspense element leaves the viewer somewhat unsatisfied. The pacing feels uneven, and the characters, though well-intentioned, lack the depth to fully engage the audience.

The acting, in some parts, feels a bit forced, making it difficult to fully immerse oneself in the story. The series could have benefited from more nuanced performances that would have added a layer of complexity to the characters.

Perhaps the biggest disappointment is the ending. A thriller series often culminates in a shocking or unexpected twist that leaves a lasting impression. Unfortunately, '36 Days' fails to deliver such a climax.

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Disappointing Finale to a Promising Start

"36 Days - Secrets are Injurious to Health" begins with an engaging premise, drawing viewers in with suspense and intrigue. The early episodes effectively build tension, with decent performances and a solid setup. Unfortunately, the series falters midway, losing its narrative focus and leaving viewers frustrated.

The plot, initially promising, becomes disjointed and bogged down by unnecessary subplots and inconsistent character arcs. Twists that should enhance the story feel predictable, and the dialogues lack originality. By the final episodes, the story spirals into chaos, leading to a rushed and shallow conclusion that leaves many questions unanswered.

While the production design and initial pacing are commendable, they cannot salvage a series that lacks cohesive storytelling. The talented cast is let down by weak writing, making their performances feel lackluster as the show progresses.

Overall, "36 Days" is a disappointing watch. Despite its strong start, it fails to deliver a satisfying narrative, making it hard to recommend. If you're looking for a gripping thriller with a well-crafted ending, this series may leave you disappointed.

Neha looks gorgeous & hot, as well good acting... Overall good series... Murder mystery... Full of suspense... Worth watching once.

36 day

All in one good entertainment & can't live till all episodes completes

Neha looks gorgeous & hot, as well good acting... Overall good series... Murder mystery... Full of suspense... Worth watching once.

36 day

All in one good entertainment & can't live till all episodes completes

Neha looks gorgeous & hot, as well good acting... Overall good series... Murder mystery... Full of suspense... Worth watching once.

36 day

All in one good entertainment bbb.

Finally got round to watching this show,

A great adaptation of the original 2014 show 35 Diwrnod TV show, with a indian twist.

An excellent essemblement of cast, with Neha Sharma being the star of the show. Her charater Farah Zaidi was perfectly played, with her charm and sexy looks.

Neha Sharma looks gorgeous, has brilliantly acted the character of Farah Zaidi (Jan Richards (played by Lois Jones) in the BBC show).

An excellent series that will keep you on the edge of your seat... Hopefully another season soon..

Murder... Mystery... Suspense... and Neha Sharma.. what more could you ask for.