Criminal Justice: A Family Matter

Well I'm not a person who watch much movies or series as it look kinda boring to me but I thought to give a try to this series when the season 3 was released tab mene dekhna start Kiya tha from season 1 in every season 7th episode me pta chl jata tha ki kya hua hoga kon culprit hoga and I thought the same for season 4 too in 7th episode I was clear who is the real culprit but to my shock in episode 8 pasa hi palat gya I started to thought I'm a detective I should make my career in it but lol if I become a detective or criminal lawyer I know meri vajah se koi masum hi jail jayega the story was too good But the time for episode delivery I swear I want to make a time machine so that I can watch all the episodes but I know I can't so I have to wait that's why I didn't give 10 stars but 8 stars for the story,performance & the climax. Give it a try it's a must watch.

People who are giving it a reduced rating because of the launch timeline are actually cooked.

They have forgotten to wait for things and those who are saying that "difficult to stay invested in this release schedule" don't really know how to actually WATCH a creation.

Watch an episode go out have a life discuss it with your friends and the art comes alive.

Now coming on the main point of series, it is beautifully written.

Madhav mishra "WINNING" yet again.

The trifecta of the lawyer makes things interesting and difficult to guess.

Acting performances are top notch form all the artists except a few slip ups here and there which are covered very well by others so it's difficult for a normal eye to point out the exact moments.

Climex totally caught me off guard. I didn't see that coming. Though it felt little slow, I really enjoyed it. Some subplots can be slightly predictable. The legal drama feels so real, and Pankaj Tripathi as Madhav Mishra is absolutely brilliant. He brings such a calm but sharp energy to every scene. What I liked most is that it wasn't predictable. Just when I thought I figured something out, the story took a different turn. The characters were interesting, and the pacing kept me engaged throughout. Overall, Climex was a solid watch. Not overhyped, just smart storytelling with the right amount of thrill.

I initially gave a 6-star rating (out of 10) purely because of how much I enjoyed the show and its overall quality. However, I'm genuinely disappointed with the way the full episodes are being delayed. When the Season 4 trailer dropped, I was incredibly excited. But that excitement has slowly turned into frustration due to the drawn-out release schedule.

Delaying full episodes and not releasing them all at once plays with viewer expectations and can seriously reduce the emotional impact and anticipation you've worked so hard to build. If this continues, it could hurt your ratings and viewership long-term-not because the show lacks quality, but because of these decisions around how it's being released.

The show itself is easily a 10/10, but unfortunately, these choices are making it hard to stay engaged. Please consider how this affects loyal viewers moving forward.

The season 4 of crimal justice was very interesting with some very good performances. However, this new pattern of releasing one episode per week spoiled the interest of viewers. In a suspense and thriller show the continuity is equally important along with other things. Secondly the episodes were very slow, not too much happening in every episode and over that one episode releasing on thursday made if even worst. End was unexpected and good but would have definitely enjoyed more if all episodes were released together. Hope Jiohotstar does not do it with the upcoming shows like Sepcial OPS 2 and Family Man.