1000 Babies

Average to above average series.

It's good for One time watch. Making is really good.

It is good to see Rahman back on screen.

Manu M Lal has done an outstanding performance. Also Sanju had played his role really well.

Although there are so many positives there are certain factors that could have been improved., Sometimes it's dragging, like for example unnecessary explanations of what happened, which is quite not necessary as we can guess it easily.

Also somewhere I felt lost or not engaging.

Overall, it's a good making, good to watch won a Friday with friends. Keep going... ...........

"1,000 babies embark on a thrilling new journey this season, packed with suspense and tension. The storyline is full of unexpected twists that keep you on the edge of your seat, and the camera work and direction are outstanding, enhancing the gripping atmosphere. The investigative elements are well-crafted, with each episode unraveling new layers of mystery. Rahman's performance is particularly impressive, adding depth to the complex plot. Overall, it's a masterful blend of suspense, intrigue, and great storytelling that keeps you hooked from start to finish!" Finally i like this thrilling series very much.

1000 Babies: A Gripping Crime Thriller Worth Your Time

If you're looking for a compelling Malayalam series, 1000 Babies on Hotstar is a must-watch! The show brilliantly merges crime, mystery, and psychological tension into a unique narrative. Led by a stellar cast, including Rahman, Neena Gupta, and Sanju Sivaram, each actor delivers an outstanding performance that keeps you hooked from the start. Rahman, in particular, shines with his restrained yet powerful portrayal, perfectly suiting the mood of the series.

Though the series begins with a hint of horror, it quickly evolves into a crime investigation that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The production quality is superb, with stunning visuals and Sankar Sharma's haunting background score adding to the atmosphere. The writing by Najeem Koya and Arouz Irfan is sharp, maintaining interest even through the slow-paced moments.

At over 40 minutes per episode, the seven-episode series can feel lengthy, but the engaging plot and unexpected twists make it worthwhile. If you enjoy well-crafted thrillers that demand your full attention, 1000 Babies is worth the binge! The cliffhanger ending leaves you eagerly waiting for a possible second season.

Highly recommended for fans of crime thrillers and Malayalam dramas!

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I went into this series seeing such good reviews but honestly after 1st episode everything seems in jumble.

Indian series often have very wrong idea regarding cliffhangers as they just leave the story incomplete.

Main villain is shown to be some genius (plot armor) but his actions say otherwise. He is supposed to be cooking extremely dangerous crystal meth but no1 around him seems to notice just 1 example of careless writing.

In terms of police work there are not any extraordinary detective work rather just roaming around endlessly based on sole witness or whereabouts.

Eight episodes are way too long as current story could have been scraped into 3 episodes max and At least a proper ending should have been given.

I personally love the tales where the audience is left to answer open ended interpretations. 1000 Babies is one such take on mystery. If you're comfortable with wanting to make guesses like, "Will there be a Season 2?", "Why did the protagonist do such horrendous things?", "What did the end mean?",etc., then 1000 Babies is just the show for you. With its many twists and turns it will keep you wanting for more. Worth your time. Besides, every viewer is bound to have a different opinion about the story as it is not a story with a definitive end. I would love it if there is a Season 2 as it would be a pleasure to see what more could the scriptwriter have in mind. Definitely a must-watch.